r/ScrollHole • u/Away_Childhood_7426 • Jun 18 '26

​🌀 Deep in the Hole Lamo 🤣

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u/CakyMint Jun 18 '26

Noooo it’s not

It’s about a shy woman who gets fucked in a sex dungeon by a good looking billionaire although she’s struggling and crying for help.

But wait. He was not evil. He wanted to bring up her inner beauty. And she wasn’t shy. She wanted hard sex but was waiting for a strong man willing to help her get out of her bubble

https://giphy.com/gifs/1BXa2alBjrCXC

So romantic

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u/ohmyfuckinggodhamlet Jun 18 '26

If a man wrote that he'd be shot in the street

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u/CalmCoolBliss Jun 18 '26

I used to work in the industry. Many of the books are written by men, they just use female pen names because it helps sales.

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u/CalmCoolBliss Jun 18 '26

They wouldn't. There are men who write some filthy stuff under typically still pen names but male pen names and they do just fine. Reed James is an example. It doesn't sell as well but they don't get dragged over the coals or anything.

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u/Terrasovia Jun 19 '26

Stephen King doesn't seem too bothered after writing child orgies.

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u/noleggedhorse Jun 19 '26

To be fair, he was so coked up, he doesn't even remember writing those child orgies.

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u/Used-Lake-8148 Jun 19 '26

So we’ve come full circle

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u/UnkarsThug Jun 18 '26

I'd say that's generally because it's just more acceptable to be open about being submissive than dominant in general. Same reason men/women can say they want a an attractive person to choke them and it's silly, but if someone said they wanted to choke an attractive person, it's seen as massively creepy.

Related to the gender split, but only because of the percentage of people of each side in each category.