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Go into the chatrooms, check it out, very, very, very limited amount of women there. I don't care about cybering with the amazing writers that have been responding in this room, again i wouldn't cyber with them anyway
Quote by Hugecock69
Go into the chatrooms, check it out, very, very, very limited amount of women there. I don't care about cybering with the amazing writers that have been responding in this room, again i wouldn't cyber with them anyway
Quote by Hugecock69
Go into the chatrooms, check it out, very, very, very limited amount of women there. I don't care about cybering with the amazing writers that have been responding in this room, again i wouldn't cyber with them anyway
Quote by Hugecock69
You felt an attack instead of looking at the culture of this site, which is what I was questioning.
"What is the quality of your intent?" - Thurgood Marshall
Quote by Hugecock69
I don't consider people who write stories on a sex site to be real writers.
Quote by Hugecock69
I don't consider professional writers of erotica writers either. Call it a site to write but it's writing porn so it's a sex site. I get the site needs money to run, but many gold members seem to think they are better or above other members of the site, they still belong to a sex site, that doesn't make you an amazing person.
Quote by Hugecock69
Has anyone else noticed a change in the Lush culture? have been a member multiple times over the last few years and I see a serious change. This site used to be what it was, a sex site. Say what you like but what I enjoy most about this site is the chatting and cybering. The site seems to have taken on a new identity where people seem to have moved away from that. There are not as many women interested in that sort of thing and it now appears that half of the people who are members of this site are more interested in being "writers" than anything else. Yes I put that in quotations because as much as I enjoy the stories on this site I don't consider people who write stories on a sex site to be real writers. Has anyone else noticed this culture change and not been happy about it?

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Are you FUCKING kidding me?!?
So then, you don't consider E.L. James a real writer? Because she sure has made some real fucking money off her 50 Shades Trilogy & she started off on sites like this one! FYI, there are a lot of us who are "real" writers who use sties like LUSH Stories to get feedback. I know I do. I appreciate the feedback I get from those who read my work, both the positive and the negative. It's how we improve.
As for the "cybering" and other aspects, it's the social networking aspect of this site that I like and why I'm still a member. I don't judge if someone doesn't wish to cyber or even want to chat. That is their choice. I came here primarily to post my stories. I stayed for the amazing people I've chatted with and the awesome stories I've read. Sure some of us are on more than one site, but we're trying to get our stories out there, and this is a safe place for that.
So, to echo the sentiment of others in this threat... what do you consider a "real writer"? Because I sure as fuck think the folks who post here are REAL FUCKING WRITERS!!!
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Out of interest, why don't you start a chatroom of your own, with a specific description and possible takers, rather than hanging out here with people you don't want to cyber with?![]()
Quote by Hugecock69
I don't consider professional writers of erotica writers either. Call it a site to write but it's writing porn so it's a sex site. I get the site needs money to run, but many gold members seem to think they are better or above other members of the site, they still belong to a sex site, that doesn't make you an amazing person.