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Hotspur
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South_Africa
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#1 | Posted: 30 Jul 2012 18:36
With much embellishment, some of my stories have been based on real life experiences. I dare not mention the titles for fear of being accused of being a story plugger, comment chaser, mass murderer or worse.

I would be interested to hear from fellow authors who may have used their real life experiences as a basis for their story lines.

rollin
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USA
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#2 | Posted: 30 Jul 2012 18:48
Hotspur:
I dare not mention the titles for fear of being accused of being a story plugger, comment chaser, mass murderer or worse.

No---do tell readers what the titles are. They might be interested to know and there is nothing wrong with bringing these stories to their attention so all can enjoy that particular aspect. I have a "personal experience" story here too.

Miss_Naughty
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England
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#3 | Posted: 30 Jul 2012 20:19
I have done that once and it proved a cathartic exercise.

bendover
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USA
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#4 | Posted: 30 Jul 2012 20:41
Actually challenge #7 the letter story challenge The Other Day At Work was mine. This was told to me by a female friend of mine who was the girl writing the letter. The two letters were never written, but the account was quite real.

Seegee
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#5 | Posted: 30 Jul 2012 21:23
Please share with us, Hotspur, it's not comment chasing, etc..., at least I don't see it that way. At least one of my stories is also based on a real life experience.

flopsybunny
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#6 | Posted: 30 Jul 2012 22:17
Just thought it worth mentioning for those that aren't aware, that the LSF has a policy of not accepting stories that purport to be true, or based on real life experiences.

It's ok for the story to be based on R/L experiences, but we don't want a statement made to that effect anywhere within the story or in an author's note.

The reason for this is because we are the Library of Spanking Fiction. Imagine someone who values their privacy finding that a previous spanking partner has written about their encounter ... which may be true, or which may be highly embellished ... It's a situation we prefer to steer clear of.

flopsy

supermario
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England
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#7 | Posted: 30 Jul 2012 22:22
I have no shame and indeed do not offer any apologies for the fact that quite a lot of my stories are based on real life spankings. Names and places have been changed enough to ensure my aunties never put two and two together and come up with four. that would be inviting a virtual death sentence as the ladies in question would kill me, bring me back to life again just to punish me further

Guy
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USA
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#8 | Posted: 30 Jul 2012 22:56
It's perfectly OK for fiction to have a little nugget of reality wrapped inside it to add flavor. I sometimes use characters from my childhood, real settings from my childhood, and snippets of real happenings. However, I use them as building blocks in totally fictional stories.

For example: The one time that I really remember my father spanking me, I barely remember the spanking itself, but I vividly remember him casting about my bedroom in search of an appropriate implement. He considered and rejected a belt, and then he tore a wooden hanger apart and swished the dowel rod in the air before casting it away. Finally he settled on a scrap of knotty pine paneling left over from the construction of my bedroom. That scene is in the story "Knotty Pine", but the story itself is fiction.

My two recent "Gym" stories were fiction based on ancient memories of real characters and my actual elementary school gymnasium which, disgustingly enough, also served as our cafeteria.

I guess it's good that if all of my stories were based on actual spankings (experienced or witnessed), my story list would be much shorter.

Guy

Redskinluver
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USA
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#9 | Posted: 30 Jul 2012 23:31
I too have based characters I have used in stories on real people I have known or seen, although they were not involved in spankings.
Sarah, in "Lesson for a Lifeguard" really was a lifeguard who wore a bikini while guarding at a kiddie wading pool.Cathy , in "Plagiarism Brings Pain" was a girl who was in a summer school college class I took-and she really was wearing these little shorts that when she curled up on the seat, rode up and revealed that she wore no panties.
Some are composites of people, or just people I have seen on the street or online that looked like they had spankable bottoms . The 3 girls in thong bikinis in "Sticky Fingers,Sore Bottoms"are an example,inspired in part by models in swimwear magazine/catalogs like Ujena and Venus Swimsuits used to do.
Brenda, in the bike safety stories, is based on incidents I have seen or heard about that inolved unsafe bikie habits.
And some are just total imagination.

jools
Female Author

New_Zealand
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#10 | Posted: 31 Jul 2012 03:09
Hotspur:
I would be interested to hear from fellow authors who may have used their real life experiences as a basis for their story lines.

My advice article in the very first WellRed Weekly (written under a pseudonym) was based very largely on real life experience. It detailed my journey of discovering that I was a spanko and how I then tried to get Mr Vanilla to spank me.

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