The Library - OHW's Cindarella Forum?

[aaardvarky]

OHW's 'Cindarella forum' must be its Library. Many stories that are posted here in Cuckold could well appear there in the Library, for the line between fact and fantasy is often a narrow thread. But hidden away in the Library are so many real, vibrant, absorbing stories of real-life events that ring with visceral eroticism. Why not make a visit? For - I don't know how long - I have been writing tales posted to the Library that oscillate between reality and fantasy, that seek to key into a deeper sense of intimacy, denial, wonderment and loss. And you have been missing them because you tend not to venture from this place to that?

Especially for us women here on OHW, I sense that a gentle eroticism, perhaps understated slow-burn, that focuses more on feelings than insistent penetration (or at least involves feeling as well) may bring higher highs and fewer lows? That is where stories of the library can elevate the frisson of relationship elasticity and fulfilment. So why not visit at least some of the offerings in the library, and extend your reading range? Perhaps you may start with mine - 'From Norway with Love' and 'Letters to My Husband?' Maybe, whilst you are there, you may leave a little comment to say that you have been and what you have found?

[Just a Fantasy]

You could also read Seven Days in June - our story about my wife's first and so far only hotwife experience. I think it would meet your definition of a slow burn. You can find the link below.

[Gearup]

Aard

Thanks for the invite. I will give it a read in the next few days

[aaardvarky]

Just a Fantasy - your story is superb. I do hope it attracts more readers. And Gearup, it is a pleasure to have your reply too.

I recognise that 'slow burn' may not be for everyone. Many readers on OHW arrive here for instant gratification, and that is fine. We have very different reasons for visiting the site. Stories/accounts that build relationships and explore tensions, for me, tend to be the most memorable. There are limits to physical connection - whereas cerebral and emotional involvement, and psychological and aspirational challenges bring a range of extra possibilities - potentially unlimited.

Another element of the 'slow burn' is 'subtlety', which encompasses possibilities that may never be realised, exploration of desires, and examination of tense moments of participation or denial. These are often the 'true' heart-stopping moments that make a good read truly riveting.

I would be interested to hear your views - whether you agree or not?

[Gearup]

You could also read Seven Days in June - our story about my wife's first and so far only hotwife experience. I think it would meet your definition of a slow burn. You can find the link below.

I can't seem to find this. Can you help? maybe post in the thread to bring it to the top

[Just a Fantasy]

You could also read Seven Days in June - our story about my wife's first and so far only hotwife experience. I think it would meet your definition of a slow burn. You can find the link below.

I can't seem to find this. Can you help? maybe post in the thread to bring it to the top

viewtopic.php?f=8&t=60243

[Just a Fantasy]

Just a Fantasy - your story is superb. I do hope it attracts more readers. And Gearup, it is a pleasure to have your reply too.

Thank you - glad you liked it.