urhotneighbour

I have a genuine question. I'd been out of the writing and reading scene for a long time and recently ventured back into it. I want to know what readers expect out of writers. I love reading reverse harems and MMF books, and personally, that's what I want to write. But so far, I've rarely come across ones that I really liked. I want more emotional depth, plot, and not 'just' smut. Surely I love me some spice, as the story flows, sometimes rough, sometimes sweet. I'm not a fan of 'daddy' books but I don't mind them either. 
          	
          	I love slow, intimate scenes, something that reaches the soul of the characters, or a storyline which intertwines with their essence. I want a connection that builds over time. 
          	Enemies to lovers, or childhood friends to lovers? What would you like to read?

urhotneighbour

@comfywlea two mmcs and one fmc, all of them with each other romantically. 
          	  unlike mfm, where the mmcs are only romantically involved with the fmc, in an mmf, the mmcs are also involved with each other (mm action)
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ruhanibhola

I'm a new desi author on Wattpad and just posted my debut story! 
          
          If you're into opposites attract, slow-burn romance, and emotional healing, I’d love for you to give it a try.
          
          ✨ It’s the story of an extroverted girl who only knows how to spread happiness...
          And a quiet boy, so lost in his own sorrows, he may have forgotten how to smile.
          
          Let’s see what happens when two very different hearts fall for each other... 
          
          I'd be so grateful if you gave it a read and supported my little dream 
          
          Read “MeemMohabbat” here:
           https://www.wattpad.com/story/368797976-meemmohabbat

Winterlovey

Hi everyone! I want to make an important announcement! I wrote a story - The Undecided Fate. It has a lot of real life related incidents and it includes a lot of twists and turns. It's still ongoing. It's available on Wattpad. If my story gets enough votes and views, I shall publish the hardcopy as well... It is a story which includes mystery-thriller, sibling life, love and other genres that means all boys and girls can read it. There is one male and two female protagonists. However, there is no fight between the two girls for the male protagonist. I really need everyone's support to get it in the top #10 India's top rated stories. If it happens, I will definitely publish it's hardcopy ❤️
          Story link https://www.wattpad.com/story/394730133-the-undecided-fate
          My profile link https://www.wattpad.com/Winterlovey/Lovey

_cherry_c0smos

@Winterlovey Hey, how about read for a read? I'll read yours and vote all chapters and you have to so same with mine. If you're interested please reply.
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GlowWords

_cherry_c0smos

@GlowWords Hey, how about read for a read? I'll read yours and vote all chapters and you have to so same with mine. If you're interested please reply.
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urhotneighbour

I have a genuine question. I'd been out of the writing and reading scene for a long time and recently ventured back into it. I want to know what readers expect out of writers. I love reading reverse harems and MMF books, and personally, that's what I want to write. But so far, I've rarely come across ones that I really liked. I want more emotional depth, plot, and not 'just' smut. Surely I love me some spice, as the story flows, sometimes rough, sometimes sweet. I'm not a fan of 'daddy' books but I don't mind them either. 
          
          I love slow, intimate scenes, something that reaches the soul of the characters, or a storyline which intertwines with their essence. I want a connection that builds over time. 
          Enemies to lovers, or childhood friends to lovers? What would you like to read?

urhotneighbour

@comfywlea two mmcs and one fmc, all of them with each other romantically. 
            unlike mfm, where the mmcs are only romantically involved with the fmc, in an mmf, the mmcs are also involved with each other (mm action)
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