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Damn...if I gave up cigarettes, I'd have to give up coffee...and writing...
Where's that story btw Lizzy? Doesn't look like the counter at the local Walmart to me...![]()
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Thanks for that. I've found a good way to remove my darlings without 'killing' them: anything which I like but doesn't work gets cut-and-pasted into a word document. I just checked and that document is 78000 words and counting.
Of course, it's extremely satisfying when text gets cut-and-pasted the other way!!
Jacqueline established The Snuggery because she believes in the healing power of touch. The Snuggery is a place to take a break from the hustle and bustle of life and focus on the simple restorative pleasure of touch. Though science has unquestionably supported the psychological and physical benefits of non-sexual touch, Americans distinctly lack it. It's time for change. At The Snuggery, Jacqueline provides individuals with private snuggling sessions. She aims to make the world a gentler place, one snuggle at a time.


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like my three poems in the "Assume the Position" .... Assume the Position - part 1 of 3





Quote by clum
Too modest? Pfft! It's fucking hilarious (I'm genuinely not that arrogant).
Seriously, thank you. The story has had a really good response so far. I always have the most fun when I'm writing funny sex stories. Help The Aged - Mrs Atkin still makes me cringe and laugh every time I read it back. PEM was equally rewarding to write—I wanted to get more into it but knew the humour would have dried up if I'd spun it out too long.
Here's the link: http://www.lushstories.com/stories/straight-sex/premature-ejaculation-man.aspx.
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Try doing what I did. I tried my hardest to write something serious that people would find both sensual and arousing. Most people told me they couldn't stop laughing at it.![]()
You never really know until you try, I say. It doesn't have to be for the competition, but it's good to stretch all our skills sometimes. That's what I think, anyway.![]()
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I can't stand first person (particularly in present tense). Most pieces I've read using that point of view are less than the best, I'm sorry to say. I tried to make friends with it by writing some pieces that way, but I came to the conclusion that I do, indeed, hate it.
I much prefer to read third person, past tense. That way, the author does not attempt to impose their emotions and activity on me. It takes a lot of skill not to irritate me. A good author, in my opinion, will give me an overview of many characters, and not limit their view of action. I understand why others like first person, but I'll actively avoid it.
I wasn't going to enter, but there is a potato up for grabs...
I am really excited to see what you guys produce, since humour and ludicrous stories are what I look for most. I love them.