Writing: Gang bang or gang ignore?
Oct. 28th, 2015 08:54 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
valarltdQuestion, writers, kinksters, etc asked here and at LJ & FetLife:
A BDSM party/closed dungeon night. Participants: gay/bi men. A group participation scene is announced. A sub is put out with the words "Do anything you like to him, without actually harming him."
Would anyone actually do anything? Would they take up the top on the offer?
Or would they leave the poor sub on his hands and knees on the display block, waiting for someone, anyone to do something but everyone is too shy, or just not interested?
(It's a break-up scene. If the first, the top reviles him publicly for being a slut and too tainted to keep. If the second, the top reviles him for being too disgusting to spark any interest from the crowd. In either case he is uncollared and left alone in the club. The idea is to make the top out to be so terrible no one wants to seek him out now that he's free)
A BDSM party/closed dungeon night. Participants: gay/bi men. A group participation scene is announced. A sub is put out with the words "Do anything you like to him, without actually harming him."
Would anyone actually do anything? Would they take up the top on the offer?
Or would they leave the poor sub on his hands and knees on the display block, waiting for someone, anyone to do something but everyone is too shy, or just not interested?
(It's a break-up scene. If the first, the top reviles him publicly for being a slut and too tainted to keep. If the second, the top reviles him for being too disgusting to spark any interest from the crowd. In either case he is uncollared and left alone in the club. The idea is to make the top out to be so terrible no one wants to seek him out now that he's free)
