A friend asked me to babysit her blog while she’s on vacation, and I agreed. Right? What’s not to love? It’s like house sitting for your rich relatives. Swimming in their pool, eating your way through their pantry and watching Pay-Per-View. I’m going to do the Risky Business dance in nothing but my underwear all over her blog.
I told her I’d do a blog on What’s Hot and What’s Not. So I’m asking you, what’s hot and what’s not? Why ask you? Because I hate research.
I know what I think is hot and what’s not. Hot is kissing. Hot is lacing or twining of fingers. Hot is a hero worshipping the heroine, putting her on a pedestal and if it’s an erotic I guess he can tie her up.
I was on a chapter mate’s blog the other day, and for her the deal breaker was flaring nostrils in love scenes. Not hot, she reported. I’m not a fan of flaring nostrils. I’ve never written about them. I’ve never seen these flaring nostrils in my limited lovin’ experience, but it’s not a deal breaker for me.
I read a book where the heroine licked the hero’s zipper. And I apologize for the graphic image, but it was not an erotic. First of all zipper-licking sounds unsanitary and potentially dangerous. It should come with a disclaimer to not try this at home.
What’s hot to you? What’s not?
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7 comments:
Hot: When the hero whispers into the heroine’s ear. Like if they’re in a crowded room and he whispers something really naughty. That’s hot.
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That's a good one. Naughty whispering, sending tingling shards of blinding wickedness through her brain stem. I like it.
Making Luv is so hot with the right person
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I chuckled about the zipper licking. Too funny.
Hmm. Hot: Hair tugging (this goes for the heroine, too, if the hero has long/longish hair). Neck kissing, licking, biting, especially if the hero's standing behind the heroine. During sex, a vocal hero, so overcome with pleasure and the heroine's beauty that he can't hold back his thoughts. Geez, could go on and on! But I'll stop! ;)
Not hot: bad euphemisms--most recent one I saw was describing a vagina as a mouth. So not hot. Also, descriptions of the hero's penis nudging/ramming/pounding into the heroine's uterus. Ouch! LOL
I agree with the others: it's the whispers!
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If it's written the right, one 'look across the room' can set light to the scene.
Oh, yeah, hair tugging, nipping, love (or lust) at first glance. All good. Pounding, and ramming - can be bad.
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