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Ruthie
Over 90 days ago
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Empress of the Moon
Quote by JonoX
I've written a couple of so-called Mind Control stories, but I won't post them for fear of being kicked off. My opinion of what Mind Control is doesn't matter...only the Mod's opinion matters and one can NEVER predict what a Mod's opinion is going to be. So my advice to all the Lush writers is to avoid that Mind Control category at all costs.
Why are you shouting. Calm down. It will be okay.
Empress of the Moon
My favorite Christmas story is A Christmas Memory by Truman Capote.
There have been a couple of TV movies made from the story that I know of. The first one is from 1966 and stars Geraldine Page. I've only seen it on you tube. This is part one of six.
I've read the short story from which it was based every year at Christmas since I was eleven or so.
My favorite Christmas movie, though, is A Christmas Story. I don't remember a Christmas when I didn't watch it, and it still makes me laugh.
There have been a couple of TV movies made from the story that I know of. The first one is from 1966 and stars Geraldine Page. I've only seen it on you tube. This is part one of six.
I've read the short story from which it was based every year at Christmas since I was eleven or so.
My favorite Christmas movie, though, is A Christmas Story. I don't remember a Christmas when I didn't watch it, and it still makes me laugh.
Empress of the Moon
Thank you Nicola.
The sheep are for my Christmas display. The Bulldog helmet is to celebrate The University of Georgia's Bulldogs trip to the Rose Bowl on January 1st. The butt plug is to take my mind off things if they don't make it to the national Championship game. The tub of ky is a gift for a friend of mine who boasted that with enough KY jelly she could put a telephone pole up her ass. We'll se about that, won't we? The Christmas hamper is for me to be hiding naked in when Buz goes in his bathroom Christmas morning.
Buz helped with the enormous amount of stories, as did Nicola. My thanks to both of you.
The sheep are for my Christmas display. The Bulldog helmet is to celebrate The University of Georgia's Bulldogs trip to the Rose Bowl on January 1st. The butt plug is to take my mind off things if they don't make it to the national Championship game. The tub of ky is a gift for a friend of mine who boasted that with enough KY jelly she could put a telephone pole up her ass. We'll se about that, won't we? The Christmas hamper is for me to be hiding naked in when Buz goes in his bathroom Christmas morning.
Buz helped with the enormous amount of stories, as did Nicola. My thanks to both of you.
Empress of the Moon
Ladies, there's been some well-publicized controversy lately about so-called "cat calls" from strangers. What's your opinion?
1. How do you feel about cat calls and other shouted or whistled "praise" and gestures from men you don't know?
It is frighting because it usually happens from guys who are in a group, and men in a group are dangerous especially if they are drinking. To be out running and have a car full of guys, or even one guy shout or catcall is scary, and to be followed by a group of men and hearing them behind me making compliments or rude remarks about my body or my ass infuriates me because it makes me feel like I am only a piece of meat on display.
2. How do you feel about cat calls and other shouted or whistled "praise" and gestures from women you don't know? (perhaps given as a joke or sincerely from lesbian or bisexual women)
Women aren't as scary as men.
3. How do you feel about quieter but still public forms of expressed "admiration" from men you don't know, such as unsolicited requests for attention, dates, phone numbers, etc.?
Someone saying things like, 'You look good today,' is fine. Following me around is not. Sending me flowers or gifts is scary too. I don't like unsolicited attention.
4. How do you feel about quieter but still public forms of expressed "admiration" from women you don't know, such as unsolicited requests for attention, dates, phone numbers, etc.? (perhaps given as a joke or sincerely from lesbian or bisexual women)
Pretty much the same. Women aren't as scary as men though, even in groups.
5. Have you ever cat called, shouted at or whistled at men or other women you didn't know?
No.
6. Have you ever given quieter, public forms of expressed "admiration" toward men or other women you didn't know?
Not directly. I've never walked up to a man I don't know and told them that they look great, although I have given compliments to women I don't know and smiled at men I thought looked good.
1. How do you feel about cat calls and other shouted or whistled "praise" and gestures from men you don't know?
It is frighting because it usually happens from guys who are in a group, and men in a group are dangerous especially if they are drinking. To be out running and have a car full of guys, or even one guy shout or catcall is scary, and to be followed by a group of men and hearing them behind me making compliments or rude remarks about my body or my ass infuriates me because it makes me feel like I am only a piece of meat on display.
2. How do you feel about cat calls and other shouted or whistled "praise" and gestures from women you don't know? (perhaps given as a joke or sincerely from lesbian or bisexual women)
Women aren't as scary as men.
3. How do you feel about quieter but still public forms of expressed "admiration" from men you don't know, such as unsolicited requests for attention, dates, phone numbers, etc.?
Someone saying things like, 'You look good today,' is fine. Following me around is not. Sending me flowers or gifts is scary too. I don't like unsolicited attention.
4. How do you feel about quieter but still public forms of expressed "admiration" from women you don't know, such as unsolicited requests for attention, dates, phone numbers, etc.? (perhaps given as a joke or sincerely from lesbian or bisexual women)
Pretty much the same. Women aren't as scary as men though, even in groups.
5. Have you ever cat called, shouted at or whistled at men or other women you didn't know?
No.
6. Have you ever given quieter, public forms of expressed "admiration" toward men or other women you didn't know?
Not directly. I've never walked up to a man I don't know and told them that they look great, although I have given compliments to women I don't know and smiled at men I thought looked good.
Empress of the Moon
Quote by ginger86
why, in hell, would anyone go into a pic/chat room that find the pics offensive? i do find some offensive but what i find most offensive is some of the men that sends you a whisper pic and make a vulgar statement when they don't even know you.
If you go to the "Update your details" in your profile settings, and scroll all the way down to the bottom, you'll be able to block members who are not on your friend list from whispering in the chat rooms. You can also block any individual member in the chat rooms.
I hope you have fun in the chat rooms in the future.
Empress of the Moon
I made a horrible mistake. I deleted one of Adagio's poems and his comments. Please go and read his poem: https://www.lushstories.com/stories/love-poems/from-a-pintle.aspx and give him an encouraging word while your at it. He's a great poet if you will take the time to read him. It was just a word that I thought should be different and I did something that had it deleted. I have no idea what.
Empress of the Moon
I made a horrible mistake. I deleted one of Adagio's poems and his comments. Please go and read his poem: https://www.lushstories.com/stories/love-poems/from-a-pintle.aspx and give him an encouraging word while your at it. He's a great poet if you will take the time to read him.
Empress of the Moon
I made a horrible mistake. I deleted one of Adagio's poems and his comments. Please go and read his poem: https://www.lushstories.com/stories/love-poems/from-a-pintle.aspx and give him an encouraging word while your at it. He's a great poet if you will take the time to read him.
Empress of the Moon
Quote by Adagio
Why don't fucking cheese crackers taste like cheese and not cardboard? Pisses me off.
Flour is cheaper than cheese. I think all cheese crackers are made with that cheese that comes in those macaroni dinners. It's just orange salt for the most part. Cheese straws are better and you can make them yourself with some real cheese, flour, butter and an egg.
Also, if you buy those cracker packs with peanut butter or cheese in the middle, they aren't good either. The peanut butter is like the cheap peanut butter people buy to make bird feeder bags. The cheese in the middle is some kind of dry yellow dust that also tastes like it came from the inside of a macaroni box.
People who buy macaroni in those little boxes with the cheese packet are poor for the most part. I'm not really sure about the cheese cracker eaters. There is no attempt to make things tasty for poor people you know. What are you going to do, start eating caviar on saltines?
Empress of the Moon
It's come to my attention that some of you are not reading my stories. I don't want to go to the trouble of listing a bunch of urls here, just go over to my profile page and look. Click on that poor naked girl reading her book on top of a slippery roof because nobody will read her stories. Please. I don't want to have to keep begging you.
All of them, by the way, were approved by the nicest group of moderators in the world or erotic fiction, so they must be good. Vote, comment, tell me what you think. Score any way you want. I probably won't be going back and looking at them again anyway. Go ahead, break my heart. Just don't not read them. At least give me a chance.
Don't make that poor girl put down that book and give you a good ass whupin!
All of them, by the way, were approved by the nicest group of moderators in the world or erotic fiction, so they must be good. Vote, comment, tell me what you think. Score any way you want. I probably won't be going back and looking at them again anyway. Go ahead, break my heart. Just don't not read them. At least give me a chance.
Don't make that poor girl put down that book and give you a good ass whupin!
Empress of the Moon
I'd like to congratulate all of you, and everyone who entered the contest this time, everyone of you deserves a reward. Here's a big hug for you all. Congratulations to those of you who finished in the top ten. Your stories were the best of the most special.
Special congratulations to Brown Coffee for her wonderfully decadent first place story. It was perfect. She keeps piling up the Editor's Picks, and soon she'll be able to retire on Lush prize money, to Raven Star for her wonderfully written sexual adventure, to RavenStar for her well written and sexy story, which really got me where she intended it to get her readers,and to MadMartigan for his perfectly crafted and totally engrossing story. I am dancing naked for all three of you. 
Congratulations to those of you who finished in the top ten. Your stories were the best of the most special. Special congratulations to Brown Coffee for her wonderfully decadent first place story. It was perfect. She keeps piling up the Editor's Picks, and soon she'll be able to retire on Lush prize money, to Raven Star for her wonderfully written sexual adventure, to RavenStar for her well written and sexy story, which really got me where she intended it to get her readers,and to MadMartigan for his perfectly crafted and totally engrossing story. I am dancing naked for all three of you. 
Empress of the Moon
It is horrible that people post material that they have stolen on Lush as their own. It is even worse when they are confronted by the fact and try to lie about it when any person can look at the same two works side by side and see which one was stolen. It is easy to trace stories to their original source. We often get stories that are found on other sites. When we do, we ask for an email from that authors account to Lush. If they cannot prove that they are the author of said work, it is deleted. In a great majority of the cases, when a person plagiarizes from another source, such as copying the entire story or using parts of a story published elsewhere by another person, the member's account is deleted. All the rules are there for writer's to read. There is no excuse for not knowing you are publishing another person's work. A number of Peri's poems were found to have lines that were lifted directly from songs. Songs are copyrighted and those copyrights are usually enforced. She'd have done better just to lift her poems off a poetry site, then nobody would have noticed and she'd be here today.
'Don't steal, don't lift,' as the song goes.
'Don't steal, don't lift,' as the song goes.
Empress of the Moon
Quote by spinneroftales
I don't think I need help, but the comment by NOLAHotGal reminded me of a problem I often have with mods. They seem to want commas where I don't think commas belong, and often remove them where I specifically wanted one. They have actually changed the meaning of a sentence by doing that. It annoys me. But going back to make changes has never made me want to stop writing or publishing here. And one more big gripe. I truly understand the age restriction that LS insists on, but I also have been the victim of what I consider stringent restraints. In a story I submitted long ago, and never resubmitted, I had a fourteen-year-old standing at the urinal with an unexpected erection and having a difficult time getting a stream going. This was crucial to the story, but the mod said it was sexual, and I was penalized. Does anyone agree with me?
No person under the age of sixteen is to be portrayed in any sexual manner of Lush. A fourteen year old with an erection? What were you thinking? I tend to correct punctuation in otherwise good stories as I go. I don't use Grammarly. I can usually tell when a comma is in the right or wrong place. We are all human and we all make mistakes. I can't even begin to think how a fourteen year old boy with an erection would be permissible on Lush. I can't imagine how that would be essential to a story on Lush.
Empress of the Moon
Quote by curvygalore
As for punctuation, most of us use Grammarly for some sort of cohesion, so it's really worthwhile downloading (especially since it's free!)
I find in my own writing that I'm popping in unnecessary commas or leaving out essential ones!
I tend toward misspelling on the first draft. Then I look over it, and check the spelling first, then the punctuation, then for misused words. Then I rewrite the entire story a dozen times and end up just deleting it. But, Grammarly is great for writers. Who has a link?
