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Old 04-01-2011, 12:04 PM   #64
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I ask about sex/love scenes in fiction because some people really like them, some people don't mind them, and others definitely want their fiction to go through a prude filter. Plus it's interesting to discuss.
I voted choice two. I have no inherent problem with sex scenes in a story, as long as there is a reason for them being there. They must help define the characters and advance the plot, or they risk being gratuitous and there solely to titillate.

If you're writing erotica, the point may be the sex scenes. If you aren't you need to ask yourself what the point is, and why you're including it.

If in your authorial judgement there is reason to include the sex, do so. If readers with prude filters complain, the appropriate response is "My stuff isn't for you. Don't read it."
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