I can't say that I'm a fan; for me it was just too poorly written. Something about Rainbow's thoughts in the beginning didn't sit right with me in terms of how it was written. The choice of vocabulary is kinda bland, Rainbow's intermittent utterances of her desires feel just, I dunno, weird, and the setting went straight to clop territory without being even remotely sexy; mainly because of the aforementioned issues.
That being said, I love FutaDom Twilight so I'll be revisiting this in the future if it gets cleaned up q bit more. Good luck, and have fun doing it!
10621136 Not too bad for a first attempt, but there are some rather glaring issues that need to be dealt with. The largest issue is how often you tell the reader the action & its meaning. Read back through, especially in the early parts and see how often you describe something happening, and then immediately give an info dump on the larger meaning of it.
The pegasus was panting and moaning openly as she was not really trying to hide herself, she wanted somepony to catch her and use her.
Here, as the first obvious example, the reader knows she want's someone to catch her, you don't often masturbate out in the open if you're trying to be circumspect. This kind of writing abounds, especially early in the story, and it feels unnatural as if the story is holding the readers hand because if everything isn't spelled out then the reader might miss it. This kind of thing is the epitome of telling instead of showing.
The second real issue is simply in how quickly you skip any character building. The reason you seem to force yourself into such a massive exposition dump right at the start is that you're so itching to get to the sex that you don't build Dash or Twilight as characters in your story before throwing them together to have wanton sex, so rather than slowly revealing their desires, you spell each one out in detail as if reading them off a list. At one point you toss multiple chapters of ideas into a paragraph like they'll go away if you don't list them all off and say how hot they make Dash. Think instead how you could have slowly built into this, detailing some thoughts of Dash in her daily life, as she interacted with others, saw perhaps innocuous things that still sent a shiver down her spine or a quiver in her loins. Allow the reader to deduce what is causing these reactions rather than just shouting at the reader "DASH ENJOYS THE LOSS OF CONTROL, SHE WANTS TO BE USED LIKE A PET OR TOY!"
Lastly you have some issues with grammar and sentence structure. Try passing your work through a grammar checker, or even better yet find someone that can identify these areas and employ their services as a pre-reader or editor.
You have the makings of a good story here, but you need to slow down in the telling, fix some of these issues, and you could really have something here.
Great work I love it keep it up
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Thanks this is my first try. Criticism would be wonderful.
nice wrok.
Nice story and TwiDash shipping
There’s a few mistakes in this but otherwise it’s a great clopfic
Consider me your first follower
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Thanks
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Thanks
10621136
fulfilled
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Thanks I shall fix that.
The world needs more futa Twicorn
Wow that was hot! Thanks for the chapter
I can't say that I'm a fan; for me it was just too poorly written. Something about Rainbow's thoughts in the beginning didn't sit right with me in terms of how it was written. The choice of vocabulary is kinda bland, Rainbow's intermittent utterances of her desires feel just, I dunno, weird, and the setting went straight to clop territory without being even remotely sexy; mainly because of the aforementioned issues.
That being said, I love FutaDom Twilight so I'll be revisiting this in the future if it gets cleaned up q bit more. Good luck, and have fun doing it!
10621136
Not too bad for a first attempt, but there are some rather glaring issues that need to be dealt with.
The largest issue is how often you tell the reader the action & its meaning. Read back through, especially in the early parts and see how often you describe something happening, and then immediately give an info dump on the larger meaning of it.
Here, as the first obvious example, the reader knows she want's someone to catch her, you don't often masturbate out in the open if you're trying to be circumspect.
This kind of writing abounds, especially early in the story, and it feels unnatural as if the story is holding the readers hand because if everything isn't spelled out then the reader might miss it. This kind of thing is the epitome of telling instead of showing.
The second real issue is simply in how quickly you skip any character building. The reason you seem to force yourself into such a massive exposition dump right at the start is that you're so itching to get to the sex that you don't build Dash or Twilight as characters in your story before throwing them together to have wanton sex, so rather than slowly revealing their desires, you spell each one out in detail as if reading them off a list. At one point you toss multiple chapters of ideas into a paragraph like they'll go away if you don't list them all off and say how hot they make Dash.
Think instead how you could have slowly built into this, detailing some thoughts of Dash in her daily life, as she interacted with others, saw perhaps innocuous things that still sent a shiver down her spine or a quiver in her loins. Allow the reader to deduce what is causing these reactions rather than just shouting at the reader "DASH ENJOYS THE LOSS OF CONTROL, SHE WANTS TO BE USED LIKE A PET OR TOY!"
Lastly you have some issues with grammar and sentence structure. Try passing your work through a grammar checker, or even better yet find someone that can identify these areas and employ their services as a pre-reader or editor.
You have the makings of a good story here, but you need to slow down in the telling, fix some of these issues, and you could really have something here.
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Thanks I appreciate the criticism and I hope to put it to good use.
Awesome.
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Thanks