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Lisa
Over 90 days ago
Straight Female
Australia
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Quote by DirtyMartini
For me, reading other stories usually helps...and chatting is always a source of story ideas...
In the same vein, here is a quote I posted over on SS...
"My quote for today..."I recently asked a published author what I could do about a story that had simply come to an end without making a book-length work. Her answer was "You didn't give your hero enough problems at the start." Louise McMaster Bujold says her plot generator is "What's the worst thing I can do to this character?" If you've invented enough problems, all you have to do is put your characters at the entrance to the maze and let them run.""
I love that quote. I haven't really thought about it that way before.
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Quote by DirtyMartiniQuote by rxtales
A lot of people write their stories in parts do you tend to post them as you write them? Or write most of them before posting?
Posting them as you write them is fine as long as you don't wait too long between chapters...I've only done one multi-part story and I made that mistake...I posted the first chapter and it took me about a month to get the second chapter written...
That's my problem too. I wrote a three part story last year that was intended to be much longer, and haven't finished it yet. I get too easily distracted and lose interest.
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They're as real as you want them to be. If it bothers you, it's probably safer to assume all the women here are men. You can't go wrong that way!
My avatars are always of other women, but I choose professional photos to make it obvious it's not me, rather than someone else's amateur shots.
My avatars are always of other women, but I choose professional photos to make it obvious it's not me, rather than someone else's amateur shots.
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I'm not really into fancy restaurants. I'm a simple person, in many ways!
In the past when I've been at work and he's had the day off, he's had dinner waiting for me when I've walked in the door. That was always a nice surprise.
I much prefer casual over being waited on. The idea of someone standing beside our table playing the violin while we dine would make me want to use my fork for things other than eating.
In the past when I've been at work and he's had the day off, he's had dinner waiting for me when I've walked in the door. That was always a nice surprise.
I much prefer casual over being waited on. The idea of someone standing beside our table playing the violin while we dine would make me want to use my fork for things other than eating.
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That's not directed at you, DM, it's just my contribution to the thread!
That's not directed at you, DM, it's just my contribution to the thread!
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INTP for me.
They have a finely nuanced ability to analyse situations, find root causes and foresee consequences. They distrust action taken too quickly without the necessary investigation. They are usually levelheaded, objective, impersonal yet intensely involved in problem solving. They are fiercely independent, seeking input and comments from a chosen few. When reporting to others, they need to establish credibility first: their own and that of the person they are reporting to. If the gap in knowledge and expertise is too great and their own proficiency dismissed, belittled or ignored, they will lose interest and motivation.
They are less interested in running the world as they are in understanding it. They are curious and capable of explaining complex political, economic or technological problems, taking great pleasure in explaining all the factors and intricacies. They are rigorous with their thoughts and analysis, choosing the exact words that convey precisely what is meant. They may spend a lot of time defining words, concepts and systems in order to define a problematic solution.
They are armchair detectives, scientists and philosophers, spending most of their time in quiet reflection to ponder truth, and solve mysteries. They may tend to neglect social requirements and responsibilities, finding many relationships to be too superficial to be of much interest.
It's pretty accurate, apart from the sentence in bold. That's not me at all!
They have a finely nuanced ability to analyse situations, find root causes and foresee consequences. They distrust action taken too quickly without the necessary investigation. They are usually levelheaded, objective, impersonal yet intensely involved in problem solving. They are fiercely independent, seeking input and comments from a chosen few. When reporting to others, they need to establish credibility first: their own and that of the person they are reporting to. If the gap in knowledge and expertise is too great and their own proficiency dismissed, belittled or ignored, they will lose interest and motivation.
They are less interested in running the world as they are in understanding it. They are curious and capable of explaining complex political, economic or technological problems, taking great pleasure in explaining all the factors and intricacies. They are rigorous with their thoughts and analysis, choosing the exact words that convey precisely what is meant. They may spend a lot of time defining words, concepts and systems in order to define a problematic solution.
They are armchair detectives, scientists and philosophers, spending most of their time in quiet reflection to ponder truth, and solve mysteries. They may tend to neglect social requirements and responsibilities, finding many relationships to be too superficial to be of much interest.
It's pretty accurate, apart from the sentence in bold. That's not me at all!
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Quote by rxtales
So am I being unfair to be so offended? Or is this generally something that crosses your mind when becoming involved with a new partner?
I don't think you're being unfair. If he trusts you enough to believe the number you give him, why doesn't he trust you enough to believe you when you say you've been tested and don't have any STDs?
And what difference does it make to him? You could have had fifty partners in the past or you could have slept with one person who'd previously had fifty partners. Either way, if you're practising safe sex with your new partner, it shouldn't make a difference.
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The thread you're looking for is right above this one. 
You need to have twenty posts to your name to be able to post links or pictures.
http://www.lushstories.com/forum/yaf_postst6760_20-Posts-rule-before-you-can-post-links-or-use-our-image-hosting.aspx
You need to have twenty posts to your name to be able to post links or pictures.http://www.lushstories.com/forum/yaf_postst6760_20-Posts-rule-before-you-can-post-links-or-use-our-image-hosting.aspx