06-17-2004, 05:26 AM
Here's the shortest I can put it:
You can write any sort of story, but it needs to have well written sex, not just a good description of the mechanics.
The sex must flow within the story, but not be the driving force. Try to write it so that the sex is integral to the understanding of the events of the story. This means the sex scene cannot be "gratuitous" (put in for no value, free), because such scenes have no value to the story.
You can write about any season of Digimon, but the story can only take place after the final episode of that season. The amount of time after the end of the season in unimportant, except with Season 1.
Don't decide to write about Digimon just to be able to get away with more writing about the mechanics of the sex. If you do this, be creative with their behavior and sexual organs too, don't just copy humans.
You may not crossbreed humans with any Digimon not in the above list, but thos in that list are fair game.
I think that covers it.
You can write any sort of story, but it needs to have well written sex, not just a good description of the mechanics.
The sex must flow within the story, but not be the driving force. Try to write it so that the sex is integral to the understanding of the events of the story. This means the sex scene cannot be "gratuitous" (put in for no value, free), because such scenes have no value to the story.
You can write about any season of Digimon, but the story can only take place after the final episode of that season. The amount of time after the end of the season in unimportant, except with Season 1.
Don't decide to write about Digimon just to be able to get away with more writing about the mechanics of the sex. If you do this, be creative with their behavior and sexual organs too, don't just copy humans.
You may not crossbreed humans with any Digimon not in the above list, but thos in that list are fair game.
I think that covers it.