Deadman

Oh it’s not that I can’t imagine it. Just a personal preference for women to use them.

Funny enough, there’s actually a movie about a guy who’s cock becomes self aware and moves around on its own to find women.

My imagination’s good enough to imagine some extra dildos, even in a pure M/M/M… orgy.    I had fun with a rogue magical dildo in Hogwarts though, it’d randomly jump student to student.  (Fun to weave that one in.)

I put a strip club into my potter fanfic (explicit version)… Harry gave it a couple of tries too (enjoyed it). 
But yeah, I try to be careful to avoid repeating myself too much in the writing.  Good to shake it up.  (Usually plots, characters are sufficiently varied that the repeating is less – Halloween/Holiday oneshots can get problematic though.)

That is a really interesting idea. I’m not sure if it works for the story, but I never thought of that. The story involves several men and one woman. So they already have something dildo shaped to use themselves.

Lol, obviously. I’ve already written a piece of the story where strip poker wouldn’t work. But they do get into some strip dancing. However, I have a similar story in which strip dancing happens too. So it’s like I’m repeating myself. In fact, I wrote something in another fandom which involved an actual strip club.

Maybe the chips could be stacked into a dildo. The more you win, the longer it is.

We’re AFF.  First word we associate with poker ought to be “strip”… “cards” and “game” are second. 

With strip poker, I could see somebody with an ace up their sleeve, opting to strip other garments first (ie, underwear) before they strip their shirt too, could make things interesting.  Of course, acts for chips could add in spiciness to the game.

As it happens, I’ve been writing a story involving poker. In that story, the cards are marked with ink that can only be seen under a blacklight. This is done to prevent people cheating by having a literal ace up their sleeve.
But you could do something else with the invisible ink. Maybe, at a random point during the came, the lights go out and the black light comes on, revealing that certain cards have something written on them. Maybe its a sexual act they have to perform, or a person they have to perform it with. Or maybe it’s the chips that are marked.

True, although I suppose I was more thinking in terms of what can you do with things like poker chips or playing cards that might be fun. Other than what they were designed for, namely the playing of poker.

I’m thinking about a scenario involving poker. I have a bunch of ideas about what can happen involving cards and poker chips and stuff.

Although I don’t know if it’s enough for what I want to do. Naturally, it’s intended to be for a sexy scenario.

Suggestions?
 

Add “Strip” to make ordinary more fun!  Strip solitare, or strip monopoly?  Undoubtedly, with the exposure, more poignant and probing mutual questions, observations, discussions – leading to action.

That is sorta the premise of the story. Poker leads to more… fun things.

First thought to my head… “strip poker”.

I’m thinking about a scenario involving poker. I have a bunch of ideas about what can happen involving cards and poker chips and stuff.

Although I don’t know if it’s enough for what I want to do. Naturally, it’s intended to be for a sexy scenario.

Suggestions?
 

Ah, okay. I was all like, “But alcohol has a really low freezing point, so how would that make sense?”

Nah, we welcome the extra chattiness, adds something to discuss otherwise the forums get a bit idle/dull.

If the characters are nude, the whole question vanishes
Typically, I keep it short on descriptions, color (or pattern), the garment, and not usually everything either.  However, sometimes when details matter, I’ll mention them more often (ie, canary yellow jeans).  Sometimes, you simply don’t bother, the character’s been described enough that you can kinda leave it to the readers imagination too.

Lol, the Deadman Chronicles? I don’t think I’m that self-centred.

It’s “Return of the Deadman Chronicles!”

That’s an interesting idea although not sure if I want to go in that direction.

Yeah, I put in a temporary title just so I could write down the idea. But I’m still not sure about what the final title is.

Another option is to mask part of it… so it could be “Hermione (Censored) Harry”

The way I title anything I write, is with some type of reference to the story or some part of it's content.
I like to give the reader as many hints as I can, about what my story will entail. I personally believe, that a title which is in some way faithful to the story’s content, will garner you at least, some good grace with a reader, even if, for whatever reason, they choose to avoid reading that story.
However, I don't see any reason why an accurate title, can't also include a bit of humor.
Maybe you should try 'playing around with' the two potential titles, just to see if it's possible to add whatever you feel is missing from them.
But if you absolutely can't bear to change them, take a look at both and then pick the one that 'feels' best to you in that moment; As they say, the first response is usually the correct one.

Sending hugs your direction, titles can be the bane of authors.  (readers should feel lucky it’s not “TBD” all the way through...)
More seriously, I’d suggest simply using that “new idea title” temporarily until you figure out what you actually want to do.  I typically start with a temporary “working title” until I get a ways into the chapters, when I can refine it later.  Maybe the main character’s name, or some other central theme, or a key word/phrase.  (ie, for Jefferey, it’s the main character.  For Repair Guy, it was a spin on a common trope.)