Need opinion

[Lolz]

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[Deleted User 1291]

Not to be that girl but.....I have no idea who that is. Id like to be enlightened

[Jason Toddman]

I have no idea who that is either, but as discussed in the thread listed below using real people as the subject of a TUG story can be problematical.
http://www.tugstories.com/viewtopic.php?f=26&t=1081

[Solarbeast]

[mention]Lolz[/mention] So apparently Bridgette is a health and fitness inspired female who created a fitness company. Like Jason said, if you want to create a story based on a real-life person I would recommend possibly taking aspects of her life you like and putting those details into a story that is not entirely based on her life. Also, a good thing to do would be to create a disclaimer like many tv shows and movies have been doing lately to try and shield the story away from any action against it if something like that ever happened. If possible create a nickname or false name for her. I would recommend to not have any talk of the company she created in the story, at least on this site, as it would be fairly easy for a company to find the story from searching the name. This is in no way saying do not create stories, but just to advise against certain aspects of the story in this situation.

[bondagefreak]

I would very much advise AGAINST this and have voted appropriately.

This woman is not known by the masses, nor is she popular by any means.
Writing a story and using this woman's full name and photo, will result in your story being easily found by those looking her up using a Google/Bing search bar. Unless you're writing about a famous actress/model, sourcing to a not-so-famous person and using her real name and photo, is definitely playing with fire IMO.
If you type her name and your bondage story comes up on the first 25 pages of Google, then you are exposing this forum to unnecessary risk.

In short, typing this woman's name on Google will yield a limited number of relevant results.
We do NOT want tugstories.com to pop up as one of them, especially if it links to a sexually explicit story.

[Mouthless]

Literally nobody goes through 25 pages of Google.

[bondagefreak]

Literally nobody goes through 25 pages of Google.

Notice how I wrote "the FIRST 25 pages of Google" as in, 1 through 25.

Since a few of you seem intent on writing adult bondage and porn scenes involving real people (using their real names AND photos), like this new business women who started a business a few years ago and who's trying to make a name for herself, I suggest you pull your funds together and buy your own domain.

Another option would be to host your stories on other story platforms.

[Michael-Colin]

I think in this case, I'd have to agree with bondagefreak. It is probably better to be safe than sorry and avoid the risk altogether.

[chadmc90]

Here I'll make the choice for you: no.

And this matter is closed. Since this domain has my personal information on it I'm making an authoritative decision to not have stories like this.

I not going to lock this thread unless it starts to turn into another argument.

[Mouthless]

Literally nobody goes through 25 pages of Google.

Notice how I wrote "the FIRST 25 pages of Google" as in, 1 through 25.

Since a few of you seem intent on writing adult bondage and porn scenes involving real people (using their real names AND photos), like this new business women who started a business a few years ago and who's trying to make a name for herself, I suggest you pull your funds together and buy your own domain.

Another option would be to host your stories on other story platforms.

Yeah, I literally just said that nobody goes through 25 pages of Google, and this site won’t even be in that range.