A plot seed for the public

I am working on more than 20 stories, on and off, yet I keep coming up with more ideas. This is a good one, but I have no time to write it, so I'm sending it out to the world. If someone writes it, that's fine, if not, that's fine too.

A new tiktok (or other social media) challenge done by girls in their early to late teens (possibly boys as well). The prank? After filming a prelude explaining that your parents don't spank you (or never spanked you, as the case maybe) the girl goes up a friend's parent (or aunt, uncle, or other parental type) and confesses to something that she did in their house. Stole their booze, smoked up, smoked expensive cigars, or otherwise did something nasty. The girl says that she knows that she will be caught but begs the parental type not to tell her own parents. Instead, she pleas with the parental type to handle it themselves by spanking her. She tells them that they can spank her anyway they want because it can't be worse than what her parents will do.

All while a friend films it, or after setting up and hiding a camera.

Most results are embarrassed, blushing parents, stammering something out, often telling the girl that they won't tell her parents but she has to pay them back for the alcohol etc. A smaller number has the parental figure explaining about the kid's help line and otherwise reacting to it as a cry for help from a victim of domestic violence.

And a small percentage of those clips show spankings being dished out as asked for.

Again, this is available to anyone who wants to use it. I might get a chance to get to it, but I'm still working on last year's Christmas stories that might or might not be finished by next Christmas.

There. I've finally finished one of those stories I've been working on. No, I still don't have time to work on that plot seed, but Owlman and the Fundraiser is a 50 page story waiting to be cut into parts and sent in. For those who want to know how long I've been working on that, check out the discussion on reskinning superheroes.

Goodgulf, I am impressed with your ability to work on multiple stories simultaneously. That is truly remarkable.

I could never do that. Even when working on a single story, I have to go back and read where I left off and what had happened so far, before I can pen another sentence. I can't imagine doing this with 20 stories!

What happens is I run out of steam on a story, and I switch to a different one where I haven't run out of steam.

That or I get an idea (like the one above) and I start a new story and work on it... then run out of steam. I have stories that I started years ago and I still haven't finished them...

But I've decided to try to finish some of them. Even if it means ending them before they are "done" (which I did with the Owlman story) and revisiting it with a Part 2 later.

I understand Goodgulf, I've currently got about 8 stories in various stages, and due to cirumstances beyond my control, I've either not worked on them, or haven't wanted to lately.

You should write this story. You could turn it into a series. No one would ever know if the story would end with a laugh, talking to, or a spanking.

Hi Goodgulf! Thanks for all of your stories BTW, a big fan.
At least you finish some stories. I have a list of roughly outlined stories that is currently at 312. I really should finish one.
A similar story (unwritten) I have that is free for anyone to take a try at: TikT0k challenge - Text your location and a picture of your current predicament. Using a timer lock you are secured to a place like a park bench or otherwise someplace semi-private. Your bottom is bared, and a spanking paddle has been provided. A note explaining your current naughtiness is provided. And the timer is set for one hour. Upon the completion of that time your misdeeds will be considered paid for, spanking or not.

Sometimes I have to abandon a great idea to finish an older one. Here's hoping that I finish a Christmas story this year - I only have 6 on the go.

What happens with me is that I'll have several in the works in various stages, and I'll get an idea for a simple little story that I can write fairly quickly, so I'll do that, while the others languish.

My problem is my "simple little story" ideas turn into sagas. Example: The Owlman series was supposed to a twp to three page Batman parody, but turned into 70 to 80 thousand words.