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Rules:

1) All submissions - literature or art with literature - must contain a DiD (Damsel in Distress) written element. Bondage/Tie Ups are accepted though capture/captive stories are welcome. Any deviation not following this rule will be rejected. Status updates, journals are not accepted. In simple terms, M/F and F/F literature are permitted, not F/M never M/M.

2) Any type of literature must follow rule 1). Ideas/Suggestions are not counted. All submissions must be viewable to admins and all readers. Those needed to subscribe to read or pay to read will be rejected. Post stories in relevant gallery folders. Do not post your stories in Notes!

3) CiD (Couples in Distress) or men with girls in bondage are accepted but there must be a DiD element. F/F or female to female stories are accepted. No male-only stories.

4) This is an adult group but please limit your gore and graphic content. Excessive nudity, extreme torture, sexual assault etc deviations will not be considered. Adult stories must be marked 'Mature'. Follow DA rules!

5) Post in the correct folder and never in Featured which are for admins-only decisions. Don't message admins repeated if your submissions is rejected. If you're deviation is in Featured, it means it is excellent in admin's view.

6) 2 submissions per day per member, if not followed, your submission will be rejected.

7) Admins are not 24/7/365 online so do not worry if your submission is  not accepted immediately.

8) Please don't write on the 'Comments' area of the main page.

9) Deviants without any DiD literature will not be accepted as members. If you are one such member, please leave or stop continuously trying to be a member.

Tips or advice for writing:

1) Plan ahead: Is the story fictional, partly based on real events,  using real/false names?

2) You're writing; It is a pain, but do watch your spelling, grammar, sentence and paragraph structure. For example, if set in the UK, use British English - there are  many sites that give you aid in what US/UK terms. Deviantart tends to double space between paras; just manually fix it.

3) It is more common and easier to write in the past tense while speeches are presented in present tense. Eg: She gave in and I first tied her wrists behind  her. "It hurts, please mister captor, can you make it looser?" As shown,  speech or talk is in " " while terms or thoughts should be in ' '.

4) Avoid writing second-by-second details. It is of course known that you put on  socks with running shoes, therefore you can leave that part out. Avoid short paragraphs and sentences or excessively long ones.  That said, do describe characters, settings, restraints or gags.

5) English may not be your first language but the Internet has loads of  translation free sites or use MS Word. No one here is writing for school  or university.

6) Can't think of a story? Read a book or read stories here and form something of your own but do not copy word for word.

7) Avoid excessive CAPS or usage of brackets eg ( ). Character thoughts  can just be written in small caps. The exception is of course is gag  talk eg MMMmmmph! Instead of ( ) use - or : or connecting words like or,  but, however.