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Over 90 days ago
Lesbian Female, 38
0 miles · Seattle
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Marx Sister
Quote by Verbal
"I find I don't get ideas to write unless I'm writing. So if I don't write, I don't have anything to write.
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I also write A LOT of notes to myself on the phone, on a little reminder app. That's proobably my biggest motivator - putting new story notes into the story. That's what keeps a piece of my mind on the story all day."
Those things.
My mind will always be working on something. I try to use that note taking technique to keep my brain focused on one to three projects at a time (projects including writing, drawing, design, and/or code), and I keep my momentum up by forcing myself to work on things every day, even if I am just sitting in front of my screen for a few minutes (or more than a few), and write only a single useful line.
Marx Sister
So, in response to the last couple of answers... It's not that I don't get that couples should approach problems as team, but at the same time, nobody can tell someone else what to do with their body. When a man tells a woman what she can do with her reproductive system it's a whole new level, also.
The fact that you've been focused on the color of his skin and/or ethnicity kind of makes me feel there is another layer of prejudice underlying this question, but that is merely suspicion. If you'd care to confirm or deny that, I'm kind of interested.
Anyway, the problem here is not whether or not she can/should have a child with her other partner. It's whether or not you want to be with her. It's probably worth asking if you're poly, have an open relationship, etc. Would he be the child's father, or just a biological donor, as it were? There's a lot more questions I could ask, but mostly, this is just about whether or not you want to be with her still. Nothing else.
The fact that you've been focused on the color of his skin and/or ethnicity kind of makes me feel there is another layer of prejudice underlying this question, but that is merely suspicion. If you'd care to confirm or deny that, I'm kind of interested.
Anyway, the problem here is not whether or not she can/should have a child with her other partner. It's whether or not you want to be with her. It's probably worth asking if you're poly, have an open relationship, etc. Would he be the child's father, or just a biological donor, as it were? There's a lot more questions I could ask, but mostly, this is just about whether or not you want to be with her still. Nothing else.
Marx Sister
In reality, this is not appropriate work behavior regardless of which direction it is going between gender roles. In fantasy or fiction, it can certainly be a fun idea.
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Wow. That's hardcore. I like a flogger, but a cat is some advanced stuff.
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Quote by Beffer
"I have a few clients I'd love to spank! ...with a cat-o'-nine-tails!"
Wow. That's hardcore. I like a flogger, but a cat is some advanced stuff.
