Quote Originally Posted by kaleun76
Assuming we are talking about a "dirty" story

In those two stories where I was given a topic it was easy. Place a character in that situation, create a context (everything is about context in my book) add some kink and then let the story flow.
It is harder if you have no topic given.
Then it starts with an idea. For instance:The House. Girl going to some place to be dominated or tortured.
Find a person to fill out the Girls character. How old, how tall, physical description. This does not need to be in the story, but I need it written down somewhere so I can "see" the character in action.
Then Why: Why is this happening. How did she get to this position. Since my focus is on context, this is very important. It might not appear on a given story, but I need to have it clearly spelled out, so the story goes somewhere. If I cant't see the Why I can't go any further.
The place comes next: Where is this happening, is the place a house, a condo, a backyard, whatever. If there is any outdoor scene, the season, weather.
Additional players.
Then, the action. This is probably my weakest point. That is why I play out the prelude so much. Often I end the story just before the action starts and leave it to the reader's imagination. I now it is a cop out.
I am trying to work on it though.
Do you use a written outline or try to do it all in your head ----how do you keep up with a with who is doing what to whom----

do you write your story in long hand first --or type it as you go

how do you decide what action everyone in your story should take