Guest Post Submissions

I am so happy that I am receiving submissions for guests posts. As you know, I struggle with publishing my posts on a regular basis. It is great to have more frequent updates of content on the blog and to have views from different people.  I encourage all of you to comment on the guest posts. It can be discouraging for writers when they spend time to write a post and very few people comment on it. Your comments, always motivate me to write more. I love the discussions, the simple thank yous,  and when people share how my posts have helped them or given them ideas to apply in their own marriage. Please keep the comments coming.

My hope is that others will be inspired to submit a guest post and that we get a few people that continue to post on a regular basis. There have been some recent discussions on Cuckolding. It would be great to hear from somebody who has experience with this. I would love to hear about things like how the dynamic works in your relationship, how it started, the emotional impact, etc. Also an area of interest of mine, which I have little expertise on is chastity devices. It would be great to have someone submit a post on this.

For those who want to submit a post, here are a few guidelines:

• Send to MzKaylee101@gmail.com 
• Write it in a format that  I can publish on the blog; include a title and your name at the bottom. Your are welcome to publish it under a fake name so that you remain anonymous.  Just let me know what name to use. Do not write your post as a letter to me.
• Run spell check before sending
• Any topic that supports FLR is welcome. I will not publish posts that criticize or talk negatively about FLR. My blog is not intended to be a debate on FLR. However, posts that discuss frustrations or challenges within the FLR are encouraged as these will lead to good discussions that we can all learn from.
• Things that make a good post:
• Stick to just a few key points or themes in your post. Too many topics and you can confuse readers and dilute the message your are trying to convey. You are welcome to submit multiple posts so don't feel you have to cover everything in one post
• Provide specific examples. This helps people relate to the concepts your are writing about
• Different things you can write about on your topic: Why is it important to you, how did you get started in it, how does it benefit (or not benefit) your relationship, what is the emotional impact to the relationship, and advice to readers. Feel free to pose questions to readers.

-MzKaylee