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I doubt any single women under 40 read erotica online today. Amazon has cornered the market on limitless reading at a low price. And people who are just looking to connect with others are more likely to use a dating app or Reddit.

But that wasn't the case in the early 2000s. Before the social networks took over, there were places online where people would go to write and share their interests with like-minded strangers all over the world. And every once in a while a real connection would form. I met people from journaling sites and music blogs. But I made the most intimate connections from writing erotic stories.

Ivy and I started chatting in the fall of 2002. At the time I was writing a lot of melodramatic young love erotica. It's what appealed to me and I didn't see a ton of it online. Ivy read a couple of my stories and sent me a short note saying she'd enjoyed them.

There was nothing flirty about the first message. I thanked her, like I would anyone else, but didn't think much about it. I rarely received feedback on my stories and even when I did there wasn't much back and forth.

Ivy wrote back and asked a little more about my stories. She wanted to know if they were real. She commented on the common themes of young love. She asked if I was really a romantic or if that was just the ...

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