## I've got a story that I'm wondering if it will fit

Post by bondagegirl1995 » Thu Jul 14, 2011 12:24 pm

i dont see why not.

### Re: I've got a story that I'm wondering if it will fit

Post by ana-tie91 » Thu Jul 14, 2011 2:43 pm

if u don't use any name, or use faked names that can't be a problem!
and i really like reading that story

### Re: I've got a story that I'm wondering if it will fit

Post by MissTieMeUp » Mon Jul 18, 2011 11:22 am

> aielen wrote:

> > ana-tie91 wrote:if u don't use any name, or use faked names that can't be a problem!
> > and i really like reading that story

> involves a famous person you may know

hmm yeah don't think you'd want to use names...I think I can guess who that might be! lol did the secretary have dark hair
how about a halloween party and 2 people doing that as role play but again minus the actual names. I just smell law suit of some kind of a search of their names turns up on this forum. eeks!
Rainbow rope & a white cleeve gag are my BFF's

### Re: I've got a story that I'm wondering if it will fit

Post by MissTieMeUp » Mon Jul 18, 2011 11:53 am

> aielen wrote:Well see if you can guess, 30 years old, democrat (US party), worked as secretary to a very powerful person

Does her first name start with an M and his with a B?
Rainbow rope & a white cleeve gag are my BFF's

### Re: I've got a story that I'm wondering if it will fit

Post by cellofello » Mon Jul 18, 2011 11:26 pm

> aielen wrote:
> involves a famous person you may know

The important thing is to fictionalize it enough to give yourself what is called (in Washington-speak) plausible deniability. Really, there are any number of TV shows - "Law and Order" comes to mind as a frequent culprit - that have pretty clearly used elements of real events in a fictional setting. If what you're doing is just erotic fiction, without personal jabs at any of the thinly-disguised people involved, I would expect few if any will think you're going out of bounds.
Now, if you're worried about the legal side of it: while I am not a lawyer, if you just add a clear and prominent disclaimer that it's a work of fiction, it's not libel. That's why you see those "work of fiction ... any resemblance ... coincidental" warnings attached to quite a few things. Even things where you say to yourself, "Coincidental, my eye!"