A perfect example of this was the inspiration for my Finding Anna Series. It all started one day when I was chatting with an online friend. She'd read this BDSM story and said I needed to read it too. I was hesitant since I'd never read that kind of story before, but she kept after me and eventually I broke down and gave it a try.
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A month or so after I finished reading that story, there was breaking news about a young woman who'd been held captive by a man for years. In the United States.
While there may have been stories here and there about kidnapping and human trafficking happening in the US, it usually involved young girls smuggled into the US across the border. This was an American girl. She was born in the US, raised in the US, kidnapped in the US, and kept in the US by a man to be his sex slave. It was shocking.
While watching some of the coverage, I got to thinking what it would be like for this girl as she tried to move on with her life. How would she deal with people? With a relationship with a man? Surely it would require a lot of trust and communication.
The wheels in my head began turning and connected the two. BDSM requires a lot of trust and communication, and that's exactly what someone like that would need after what they'd been through…a lot of trust and communication. From there, Finding Anna was born. A young woman who was held captive as a sex slave for ten months, and her relationship with the Dominant who rescues her.
What about you? Where do you get inspiration for your stories?
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