I have toyed with the idea of writing a story from the first person point of view, specifically from the point of view of somone whose signifcant other is the object of expansion.  All of my stories thusfar, I think, have been told from the third person.  I'd like some feedback on whether this interferes with the reader's identifying with the story.  I personally, when reading expansion literature have preferred to read expansion stories from the third person, particularly when they are sexually charged.  Not sure why.  Do any of my readers have a preference or opinion on the matter?