08-01-2026, 11:14 PM
Hi
Okay, first and most importantly, don’t get demoralised so early. You’ve just started the story, and already expecting a huge number of readers in the very first update isn’t realistic. Trust me when I say this: your story has genuine potential. Keep going, my friend.
Most stories revolve around husband–wife dynamics, but yours focuses on a young couple (BF–GF), which feels fresh and refreshing. Try posting a few more updates and let the views decide. Don’t lose hope this early.
Now, let me review your story honestly from my POV. Apologies in advance if I sound a bit harsh.
Good Points:
- The plot is excellent.
- The communication and dialogues between the characters are engaging and enjoyable to read. They feel natural and authentic as if a real Indian couple is talking.
- Alia's character is portrayed well, not slutty. The day she becomes slutty, is the day this story starts losing its life. She comes across as sensible, self-aware, and conscious of her image, especially in front of her boyfriend’s friends. A real life girl always does that.
- Alia is fighting and trying to stay in same character. I really liked that she doesn’t change overnight. She is resisting and trying to stay true to her character instead of giving in after one convincing conversation with her BF. That’s how real life works, people don’t transform instantly. This shows she has a strong mindset and depth as a character. (She initially gave in to wear the dress among his friends but later after thoughtful decision, denied him which was really hot in its own )
Could Have Been Better Points:
- The opening was good, but the story jumps too quickly into the main content. This is a story, not a short clip or porno. Let the story breathe. Let it flow naturally. A slow build works far better, be a “slow poison” for the reader if you know what I mean.
- From the beginning, the BF feels too pushy towards gf. His desires and expectations are something that should develop gradually. While he’s shown as caring, his impatience makes him feel unrealistic and at times, a turn-off. The things he is wishing for, takes time and he needs to understand this.
- The Guy needs to understand that his GF is absolutely right to be cautious. These are his friends we’re talking about and she can’t suddenly wear provocative clothes around them. Respect matters. The BF needs to understand this and move forward with patience and caution.
- It feels like you’re trying to wrap up the story in just a couple of updates. If you want loyal readers, slow it down. Keep it logical, detailed, and long. Such changes and dynamics evolve gradually.
- Most importantly, we still don’t fully feel how deeply the two characters are in love. Love is the backbone of such a story, and right now, it feels like things have started without fully establishing that emotional bond.
- The BF’s mindset seems already fixed from the start like he wants to flaunt her, while the GF appears unaware of it. That feels a bit unrealistic. I wish you had shown how the BF reached this mindset, how it all began. That journey would’ve been beautiful.
Suggestions
Okay, first and most importantly, don’t get demoralised so early. You’ve just started the story, and already expecting a huge number of readers in the very first update isn’t realistic. Trust me when I say this: your story has genuine potential. Keep going, my friend.
Most stories revolve around husband–wife dynamics, but yours focuses on a young couple (BF–GF), which feels fresh and refreshing. Try posting a few more updates and let the views decide. Don’t lose hope this early.
Now, let me review your story honestly from my POV. Apologies in advance if I sound a bit harsh.
Good Points:
- The plot is excellent.
- The communication and dialogues between the characters are engaging and enjoyable to read. They feel natural and authentic as if a real Indian couple is talking.
- Alia's character is portrayed well, not slutty. The day she becomes slutty, is the day this story starts losing its life. She comes across as sensible, self-aware, and conscious of her image, especially in front of her boyfriend’s friends. A real life girl always does that.
- Alia is fighting and trying to stay in same character. I really liked that she doesn’t change overnight. She is resisting and trying to stay true to her character instead of giving in after one convincing conversation with her BF. That’s how real life works, people don’t transform instantly. This shows she has a strong mindset and depth as a character. (She initially gave in to wear the dress among his friends but later after thoughtful decision, denied him which was really hot in its own )
Could Have Been Better Points:
- The opening was good, but the story jumps too quickly into the main content. This is a story, not a short clip or porno. Let the story breathe. Let it flow naturally. A slow build works far better, be a “slow poison” for the reader if you know what I mean.
- From the beginning, the BF feels too pushy towards gf. His desires and expectations are something that should develop gradually. While he’s shown as caring, his impatience makes him feel unrealistic and at times, a turn-off. The things he is wishing for, takes time and he needs to understand this.
- The Guy needs to understand that his GF is absolutely right to be cautious. These are his friends we’re talking about and she can’t suddenly wear provocative clothes around them. Respect matters. The BF needs to understand this and move forward with patience and caution.
- It feels like you’re trying to wrap up the story in just a couple of updates. If you want loyal readers, slow it down. Keep it logical, detailed, and long. Such changes and dynamics evolve gradually.
- Most importantly, we still don’t fully feel how deeply the two characters are in love. Love is the backbone of such a story, and right now, it feels like things have started without fully establishing that emotional bond.
- The BF’s mindset seems already fixed from the start like he wants to flaunt her, while the GF appears unaware of it. That feels a bit unrealistic. I wish you had shown how the BF reached this mindset, how it all began. That journey would’ve been beautiful.
Suggestions
- Keep the story realistic . Go very slow, just like real life.
- Always write with the mindset that this is erotica, not porn. Things should progress logically, not abruptly.
- Don’t ruin the GF’s character too early or turn her into something unrealistic or slutty.
- If the couple is meant to be together, keep the love intact throughout the story.
- Try to avoid introducing too many side characters, as it can dilute the focus (though, of course, it’s your story, take it where you want).


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