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Honest question. If you're sex repulsed, what's even the draw to learn and write it?

Wondering this myself. Specifically being sex repulsed and wanting to write smut?

not the original anon, but another person who is irl ace & sex repulsed to a degree–

it's just for the fun, really! like any other scenario i vicariously enjoy through fiction but would not enjoy in real life, playing around with sex and smut in purely fictional terms lets me 'experience' or at least play at experiencing extreme emotions that i have zero interest in experiencing irl.

there's also the fact that in fiction you can pick and choose to an exacting degree what parts of sex you do and don't engage with. the parts of sex that you personally find gross/uncomfortable can just be tossed out or ignored and you can choose to engage soley with the parts you find interesting or appealing.

'sex repulsed' is also a bit of a spectrum! some people are repulsed by sex entirely as a concept and don't even like engaging with it in fiction. for me, my repulsion is just in regards to 'real' sex and fictional stuff doesn't trigger that same 'ugh' reaction.

obviously, this might be different for OP because everyone's different, but i just wanted to give my perspective too just in case they didn't respond lol

another smut writing(&drawing) sex repulsed ace here! personally I write/draw smut because it's an extension of shipping. i love a ship and i want to see them bang. the repulsion part is about myself, specifically, being involved in the sex lol

why are people always asking such a stupid question

people don't enjoy getting stabbed or kidnapped or punched in the face and you don't see questions like "if you don't like pain why do you want to learn to write action scenes???"

sex makes people stupid

because "repulsion" is a strong word. people who are repulsed by gore typically don't write guro scenes. people who are repulsed by scat typically don't write scat scenes.

speak for yourself i love writing guro and pain, gore and violence

i just get way way less opportunities to do the former and don't expect it ever. i can easily expect to find someone who is fine with writing vanilla smut, or vanilla violence however.

This isn’t necessarily true, anon. Like, I think vomit is gross irl and even in film, but I enjoy emetophilia in written form and even in art form (as long as it’s not hyper realistic). People have different levels of tolerances for things in different mediums.

I think there's some variation? For instance, I really don't like writing explicit guro, and I've felt horrible whenever I've tried it. But if I'm writing a dark action story, sometimes describing the effects or aftermath of battle helps me create an atmosphere of the horrors of war, to make an example. And even then, the description may be relatively general, leaving the reader to imagine stuff. But, just the same, avoid writing bodily functions that may be involved either because it doesn't serve my version of the story, or because I can't write it for shit (pardon the pun).

One of the most common tips I read regarding writing in general, not just sex, is that you're also supposed to love what you're writing and reading, so you can at least get some idea if whatever you're writing works or not. And as you've noted, repulsion may be a strong word, because there's finding something terrible but still being able to make art out of it, and then there's being unable to make art out of it entirely.

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you did your best, italics anon

i should really preview my replies before posting them.

not a good idea. in the past, i don't know if it's been fixed, but if you preview an anon post and go to post it, it posts as its own top level. might have changed, but it might not. it was the leading cause of 'why did this post its own top level when i replied to x subject header?' posts.

ime it only breaks if you preview it more than once

testing preview theory

huh. maybe it's something they fixed, then. because even just a one-time preview used to turn it into a new header. that might be where there's fewer misposts than there used to be. i remember all the misposted christmas wishlist threads because people previewed their post before posting and whoops.

I wouldn't expect someone who is squeamish to be asking how they can write graphic violence and gore.

Sex repulsed implies they may not even enjoy the content they want to create, and it wouldn't be the first time someone has felt pressured to write smut because offering it can be an easier way of getting certain kinds of cr.

Honestly, it's not even really relevant to the question of how to write good smut, because it's not like having sex suddenly makes you a great smut writer, which is probably why anons were confused.

op here - it's the visual of sex that repulses me, written is fine. as long as i don't have to look at it, yknow? just looks gross. and i want to write it even though it does nothing for me bc it's such an interesting part of characterization that i've not really had a chance to explore, especially when there's a plot element intertwined with it.

ayrt and that's fair!

hearing a partner is "repulsed" by sex but still wanted to write smut with me would have made me worried I made them feel like they had to in some way, so I appreciate the education and explanations a lot. thank you for your patience!

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