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Madison is back. Now 15, three months postpartum, and desperate to fix what pregnancy destroyed. When her father offers another "specialized protocol"—this time for post-baby body sculpting—she researches it first. Googles "lactational amenorrhea." Reads multiple sources. The science is real. She's safe this time. Week 4: Instagram-perfect results. Week 6: two pink lines. A dark comedy about learning nothing from past mistakes.

Missed how Madison got pregnant at 14? Read Thigh Gap Obsession first—where Madison didn't Google anything. This time she does. It doesn't help.

Raw Prose is ready.

All seventeen chapters are written and will be published soon.

The title changed. Raw Draft is now Raw Prose. It just seem to fit better.

This one is different for me. Longest thing I've written. A fully consensual relationship told across four years — which meant real character development, real consequences, real change. I didn't want to write another compressed intensity story. I wanted to see if I could make a reader care about the same people across four years and seventeen chapters without losing momentum — not just Vic and her father, but everyone in her life.

I don't know if I pulled it off. That's for you to decide.

But it's the most ambitious thing I've attempted. And I went somewhere I haven't been before.

Tags and warnings are in my last post — and for those familiar with my work, you'll notice this one runs cleaner than usual.

For those who were hoping for something filthier — my Ugly Bastard Trope story is already in editing. That one will be more in line with what you're used to from me.

Raw Draft

A literary coming-of-age novel about a teenage girl who initiates a relationship with her father at fourteen—told entirely from her perspective across four years. Not as trauma or cautionary tale, but as she experiences it: transactional at first, then intimate, then complicated by guilt, friendship, ambition, and the question of what she's willing to sacrifice for what she wants.

Victoria Harris is fourteen, wants to be a writer, and thinks she's figured out how the world works.

Transactions. The senior girls in the bathroom talking about their boyfriends: As long as I'm sweet about it, he'll give me whatever I want. Her father's eyes following her when she wears short shorts. The way proximity becomes possibility when her mother works night shifts at the hospital.

Vic is smart. Observational. She sees the pattern and decides to use it.

What starts as transactional—a hug for twenty dollars, sitting close during movies, escalating carefully to see if he'll follow—becomes something else entirely. By spring of freshman year, they're in a Vegas hotel room. By sophomore year, she's taking Plan B in parking lots. By junior year, she's the one lifting the condom boundary because she trusts him now.

But it's not simple.

Her best friend Madison is going through something similar with her uncle. Gets pregnant at fifteen. Needs an abortion and can't tell anyone. Vic's father drives them to the clinic—two hours away, pays cash, no conditions. Vic watches Madison afterward, broken in ways Vic doesn't feel broken, and starts questioning what the difference is between them.

Her father's breeding kink intensifies. Gonna fill you up. Gonna get you pregnant. Words that make them both lose control. Except when you're having unprotected sex on day twelve, they're not just words anymore.

Her mother is upstairs. Or at work. Or asleep. And Vic is sneaking to her father's office at midnight, tracking her cycle, living two completely separate lives. The guilt starts eating at her—not about what she's doing with her father, but about what she's doing to her mother.

This is a story about a girl who thought she understood transactions—and spent four years discovering that nothing about love, sex, family, or choice is that simple.

Father/daughter incest (biological), ages 14-18, explicit sexual content throughout, breeding/impregnation kink (becomes literal), unprotected sex, stealthing, pregnancy scares, Plan B usage. Parallel storyline: friend's relationship with uncle (pregnancy/abortion). No rape/non-con. No recovery narrative. No moral resolution from author.

For those looking for a happily ever after: this is as close as you'll get from me—but it's pretty close.

Hey everyone,

I just wanted to pop in and give a huge thank you to everyone who voted and shared their thoughts in the poll for my next project. The response was honestly overwhelming—in the best way possible!

It was a surprisingly close race, which just goes to show how much you all appreciate different shades of dark storytelling. In the end, though, Option B (the romantic father/daughter story) edged out as the winner.

I'm really excited to dive into this one. The emotional complexity and character-driven focus are elements I love writing, and it’s clear many of you are eager to explore that depth as well.

For those who were rooting for Option A (the "Ugly Bastard" corruption arc)—don't worry! That story is still very much on my list. I’m looking forward to tackling that visceral challenge soon.

Thanks again for your incredible engagement. Your feedback truly helps shape what I write next. Now… time to get to work! 😊

I'm at a decision point with my next project and want to hear from you.

I have two complete story outlines ready to go. Both are father/daughter. Both are dark. But they hit very different registers, and I can only focus on one at a time.

I'm not asking which one I should write — I'm going to write both eventually. I'm asking which one you want to see first.

Option A: Ugly Bastard / Aku-Oyaji Corruption Arc

The Setup:

• Repulsive older man (think: peak ugly bastard archetype)

• Teenage daughter + her best friend

• Systematic corruption through leverage, blackmail, and psychological manipulation

• Multiple POVs (the girls — you're inside their heads as it happens)

• Heavy focus on physical revulsion vs. involuntary response

• Explicit scenes rendered in detail

• Pregnancy as endpoint

Option B: Romantic Father/Daughter with Emotional Weight

The Setup:

• Father and daughter navigating complex emotional/romantic territory

• NOT vanilla romance — this includes heartache, mistakes, consequences, character growth

• Relationship develops over time (not instalove, not purely transactional)

• Heavier focus on interiority, psychology, the why behind choices

• Explicit scenes present but serving character development rather than being the primary driver

• Explores the genuine emotional complexity of a taboo relationship

So: Which One First?

These aren't substitutes for each other. They scratch different itches. One is about corruption and physicality. The other is about connection and emotional mess. Both are dark. Both are father/daughter. Both will push boundaries in their own ways.

Vote in the comments:

• Option A if you want the ugly bastard corruption story first

• Option B if you want the romantic f/d story first

Third Option?

If neither of these sound like what you're craving, feel free to mention what genre/dynamic you'd most want to see from me in a future project. I'm not taking story requests — this isn't a commission thread — but I am interested in understanding what resonates with my readers.

(Examples: sibling incest, age gap non-incest, supernatural/fantasy taboo, historical setting, different POV structure, etc.)

Your feedback genuinely helps me prioritize what to work on next.

Drop your vote below. And thank you for reading.