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Mazza
4 weeks ago
Straight Female, 55
0 miles · Lanark
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Mazztastic
I listened to this last night and I swear I've not been as excited by music in ages!
An artist called Kid Koala did a 2-hour mix for BBC6 Music and it was just fantastic! A really down and dirty mix of blues, rock, jazz and god knows what else...
You can listen to it at this link for a few more days:
Kid Koala 6mix
I'd strongly urge you to do so!
If not, here's one of his tunes...
An artist called Kid Koala did a 2-hour mix for BBC6 Music and it was just fantastic! A really down and dirty mix of blues, rock, jazz and god knows what else...
You can listen to it at this link for a few more days:
Kid Koala 6mix
I'd strongly urge you to do so!
If not, here's one of his tunes...
Mazztastic
Personally I don't like forced commenting one bit. I will generally score a story or poem when I read it because I want to, but that doesn't mean that it actually moves me to say anything. Often times the comments already there sum up what I think or feel about the piece or perhaps I just don't want to comment, have nothing to say that will add or detract. But if I go to leave a score and the forced comment box comes up, I'm more inclined to just navigate away, sorry.
I can see merit in forced commenting for scores of say, 3 and below (certainly when low scores can be a "two-fingers" to a writer that someone doesn't like (the 'political' ones - I hate that and we've all seen it happen) but to be honest, the verifying process should already have ensured that stories don't really fall below that level anyway. I mean, if the spelling, grammar, punctuation or whatever are that bad, then it should not have been approved and posted in the first place.
We all love to get good scores, but as some of the posters above have said, it's all subjective anyway. Some people just score everything with a five, some may rarely feel that any piece merits a five - so a four from them might be equivalent to a five from someone else and while comments are important in letting us as writers know what people like to see or don't like to see, it's just their opinion.
Often I will comment simply to let the writer know that I have been to view their story and, in leaving my comment, I let my other friends know that I have read the piece (sometimes piquing their interest to read it too, hence promoting a story or poem that I liked)
It's also nice to get comments from friends or writers that you admire, it can make you feel good about your work and again perhaps prompt some of their friends and followers to view and score your work, but the key word is "nice" not "necessary".
This is a site for amateur and professional writers alike, a chance to express ourselves, explore things that we might not get the chance to do in real life, to work on our writing style or, as a reader, view a huge spectrum of sex, arousal, love, lust, fetish etc etc, but also to have our work seen by a huge variety of people, so, when I get a score or a comment on some of my work, I feel thankful that someone has chosen to go to the bother of doing that. I don't want to get votes and comments because they have been 'forced' to do it.
I can see merit in forced commenting for scores of say, 3 and below (certainly when low scores can be a "two-fingers" to a writer that someone doesn't like (the 'political' ones - I hate that and we've all seen it happen) but to be honest, the verifying process should already have ensured that stories don't really fall below that level anyway. I mean, if the spelling, grammar, punctuation or whatever are that bad, then it should not have been approved and posted in the first place.
We all love to get good scores, but as some of the posters above have said, it's all subjective anyway. Some people just score everything with a five, some may rarely feel that any piece merits a five - so a four from them might be equivalent to a five from someone else and while comments are important in letting us as writers know what people like to see or don't like to see, it's just their opinion.
Often I will comment simply to let the writer know that I have been to view their story and, in leaving my comment, I let my other friends know that I have read the piece (sometimes piquing their interest to read it too, hence promoting a story or poem that I liked)
It's also nice to get comments from friends or writers that you admire, it can make you feel good about your work and again perhaps prompt some of their friends and followers to view and score your work, but the key word is "nice" not "necessary".
This is a site for amateur and professional writers alike, a chance to express ourselves, explore things that we might not get the chance to do in real life, to work on our writing style or, as a reader, view a huge spectrum of sex, arousal, love, lust, fetish etc etc, but also to have our work seen by a huge variety of people, so, when I get a score or a comment on some of my work, I feel thankful that someone has chosen to go to the bother of doing that. I don't want to get votes and comments because they have been 'forced' to do it.
Mazztastic
Quote by RumpleForeskin
Morning, porn purist. To celebrate TGIF, there's a big pot of the mixture I laid on Mazza, that is to say, equal parts: hot chocolate, coffee, and brandy.
If a mug of that doesn't get you going, well, have another mug full.
Why thank you!!
Did you know:
(I reckon that's why the weather must be so awful in Scotland?)
Hope you all have an excellent weekend ahead?
I'm going to a gig tomorrow - I'm driving, but I'll be sure to make up for it when I get home!!
Oooh ohh, can I have one of these, please?? Waaa
Mazztastic
Quote by real69luvr
Yeah I have abandoned one. I was on my third story when I found out the second one was rejected. I thought I had followed allo the suggestions from the first one, but apparantly when I get to writing my exuberance takes over and it does not fit the parameters of good grammar or form or whatever. So I just read the stories now and comment. Nothing worse than taking 30 or 40 minutes to write a story and have it rejected.
Totally nothing worse than wasting 30-40 minutes on a story you're not going to publish!
I have about three or four stories which are unfinished, but I will go back and complete them at some point...
Mazztastic
Quote by Nikki703
Why? Would you really consider this non-consenual sex if the couple is having a sexual relationship? Its not as if the guy broke into a woman's house and began to fuck her while she was sleeping. Would it be any different than a woman giving her sleeping husband a blow job?
Well, I take your point, yet to suggest ANY kind of sexual activity, including that of fucking a passed out spouse is permissible MERELY because the partners are married DOES, in effect, violate our rules... (Just because he's married to her, doesn't mean he gets to use her like an inanimate object...) (Except under Shari'a Law, which we don't follow....)
The thing is, as Site Moderators, we have, (more often than we'd like, frankly...) to police our guidelines.
There is nothing nicer, and many of us are lucky enough to have experienced this, than to be gently awoken by the passionate caresses of a lover we welcome in that delightful moment...
BUT, to allow the acceptance of unconscious sex is to open the doors to , rohypnol , drunken etc.... And we have to be careful...
It's easily fixed in the edit... If a man, or indeed a woman, makes a move on a sleeping partner, (!) and that partner, still semi-sleepy, consents to the attention by consent, (snuggling back), by speech, (a welcoming 'mmmmm' would be fine), or by action, (grasping their partner in a way that suggests the attention is welcomed), well, that's fine...
YOU WOULDN'T BELIEVE the crazy stuff we bounce....
We're just trying to keep it clean and cool.....
Now hush...... Go to sleep.......
xx Steph
Gish nikki, seems like you're channeling here?? Changed your name and everything!
