Disclaimer
Hi my little Nightshades!
I just wanted to start this book off a bit differently while still maintaining my normal content warning, kink disclosures etc.
However, this book is going to be a bit different, its one I'm writing in real time as inspiration strikes. So, while one day I'll go through and find every Kink, and every Trigger I can and almost all of the big ones are going to be listed. I just want you to go into this knowing there might be something that may trigger you in this book.
Kerosene on Fire is what I call a dream series (kind like Harry potter.) I had a dream I jotted it down and now I'm fleshing it out in real time.
just off the dream itself there is a lot of Non-consensual activity, there's some Consensual non-consent, and there's some dubious consent.
there will also be heavy references to mental illnesses, that said I do not take mental illness lightly. while it is a huge and pivotal plot point it is NOT a joke to me. everything mental health wise my characters go through is something I suffer from myself. including DID.
If a character in my books experiences something I've at least exposed myself to it in a controlled environment (I'm heavy into CNC IRL) or watched it be done to someone and had them explain it to me if its something I physically can't do. (such as penile urethral sounding or wearing a cock cage.)
with that said here are some triggers that will be present and an * will be beside those that MAY be present and I'm still undecided.
Triggers (most if not all of these will be on screen):
Rape
CNC
Dub-Con
Primal play (hunting, chasing combine with CNC, marking, shifter features)
bathroom play (not scat just urine) *
non-consensual bondage as punishment
dehumanization and humiliation
pain play
knife/blood play
non-consensual body mods (tattoos, brands, piercings.)
mental manipulation
special peens (knots, and body mods)
Mental health issues that may be triggers:
Depression
Suicidal ideation and attempts **this got updated, previously I hadn't planned on attempts only ideation that changed**
self-depreciating thoughts and patterns
self-harm (intentional and unintentional)
obsessive behaviors
