Great Call for Content Ideas that Will Probably Never Exist!
Perhaps Overlooked by AC
Guilty Pleasures
Everyone has one! In a minimum of 400 words, CP's should discuss the origin of the guilty pleasure(s) in their life, how it's affected them, and what they do when others find out. The guilty pleasure should be included in the title; the naughtier the guilty pleasure, the more page views!
Losing It Story
At the office watercooler, in a bar, these stories exemplify youth and rebellion. AC wants to know how you lost your virginity! This should have a minimum of 500 words, and cover the following: How old were you when you lost your virginity, and who was it with? To the best of your recollection, was there alcohol or illegal substances involved? If there was music, what song was playing? Be creative!
Love and Hate
Other than the Haddaway song, what is love? How about hate? Oftentimes in life, we can find the answers to both, however abstract they seem. For this claim, you have to be able to come up with a concrete example of love and hate. For example, an idea of love could be your mother, and an idea of hate could be the government. It may seem simple, but you have to explain why you chose your two examples. This Call has a minimum of 600 words.
Crime and Punishment
Have you ever broken the law? AC wants to know! How did it feel knowing that you were doing something that was illegal, or did you not care in the least? What were the consequences: loss of job, spouse, self-respect..etc? This should have a maximum of 850 words.
Caveat: If you've commit murder, AC will not hesitate to report you to the authorities.
In your comments, I would love to hear some of your ideas!
Published by Kat V
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Post a CommentLove it, and would love to read the submissions! I agree the calls for content are BORING.
I love these!
Great article! I'll bet there would be some steamy stories. As for me, my life has been too boring!
These are some fun ideas.
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I have plenty ideas for #2
..err, we need a spell checker in here for commenting, my typing stinks!
Well, one of those bought back some scarey memories LOL. Those would be a fun read...thanks K
Hah, a fun idea for an article ;)
This is real talk right here Kat....There should be more diverse topics in the calls for content. Plain and simple, most of the calls are BORING! Even though I claim a few everynow and then, these topics you brought up would be twice as entertaining!