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Shylass
Over 90 days ago
Straight Female
United Kingdom

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Quote by silveranode
We should have a special section, just for the 'Lush Tragics'.


And one for the "Lush Knobheads".

To the original poster, just because you're single now, it doesn't mean you always will be. I suggest you enjoy the freedom and socialising whilst single, because it does have good points, honest. If and when somebody comes along that you might have a future with, you can decide what to do then.

Accept the here and now, and live it well. Yes, feel the loneliness, but discover the freedom, too! Good luck!

Quote by Barry007

Noquite the contrary I just have sense enough to realize that women are sick and tired of hearing idiots like you wondering about dick size


But obviously not enough sense to realise when women are sick and tired of complete knobheads having a go at people because they asked a question, I see.

Size doesn't currently matter to me, but then, I have too little experience to make an informed opinion. However, I am of the school of thought that a person's body is merely their shell, and if I can make that shell feel good because the person it holds makes me feel good, then I would be glad of it, whatever their physical body looked like. There are always ways round things if certain needs can't be met, I like to think.
I wrote three stories that were direct memories. It was partly for the amusement of others, and partly to show others who might be in my situation that they aren't alone.

The rest of my stories usually only contain certain personal character traits, or some physical description now and again. I can't write a made-up story about myself, but I can try to put somebody like me in a story. Those stories never do as well as some of my stuff, but part of the reason why I write is to try to find out how I feel about certain things or explore them from my own point of view, so it doesn't matter if people like those or not.

Generally, the stories I write that do best are ones with characters utterly unlike me. In my work, people don't want to read about people like me, and that's fine. So I don't usually, unless I have something I want to understand or explore.
Hello, my name is Daisy, and I am a sad cow. Sometimes, I play a silly Facebook game where I hunt pretendy wildlife with pretendy pieces of gold by pretendy watering on pretendy plants. It's daft, I know, but it makes me smile.

And today, I was chatting to a friend from here whilst trying to catch an Elf Mouse to get a Santa part for my Snowman. Whilst I was chatting to them, I copied and pasted a link to an audio story for the Lush friend, and then went back to my game.

Suddenly, I realised that instead of paste-posting my usual smiley face and little heart as a message for the people whose plants I'd been watering, I had, in fact, been posting the link to the bloomin' sex story instead!

Doh!

I had to go back and retrieve all the history links and remove the posts from the walls of the poor innocent sad cow people I tinkle on the plants of.

Please feel free to share any Doh! moments here. Or not.

Quote by Mazza



Ooooh, I didn't know about this one!!! Is it in settings? (I like the sound of it too!)

EDIT: found it!! That's WAY cool!

Thanks Gav!!


Yep indeedy! For anybody else struggling, it's under General in Settings and Privacy. Wooooo!
Quote by Klox
And if its not a super hot chick who is wearing yoga pants it is a super fat chick. So either I have to masturbate or puke.


Your attitude makes me puke.
I know you won't do it, but I would LOVE for the block feature to work on the blocked member in the forums, too. I know that if other people who haven't been blocked quote them, then their words would be posted in that reply. But oh, how I would love that feature...
This is the first site to do with sex that I ever looked at. I haven't needed any other, and that's why I'm still here.

Happy Birthday, Lush! Well done, Nicola and Gav, and all who have or do work behind the scenes to keep Lush growing.
"Maybe if people got out into REALITY aka the REAL World. they would be able to make friends and be more productive rather than hiding behind a computrr screen ...." he wrote, wriggling his fingers across the plastic keys in a dance of confidence. He reclined and stared at his computer screen. Yes, it was a hard task, this business of self-observation, but he was man enough to rise to it.

People I have met through the internet have made me the happiest I have ever been, and also the saddest. You think you know somebody, and then you meet them. It can be destructive, or the most wonderful thing in the world.
Quote by darlvanhorn
I have been asked how this is possible under water, 'she could feel the moisture her body was making' . and have gotten to thinking... I do have an alternative for this line,
'she thrusted her bottom half of her body out the water'

would this work much better or would you have something better?


First of all, "thrust" is more common than "thrusted". The latter is awkward and barely used in modern language. Edit: You also repeat "her". I would replace the first "her" with "the", but the sentence remains awkward, sorry!

Next, the question I would ask myself is, what am I trying to say? Is this hugely important to the story, or just a small detail? What does she go on to do? What is it that you want her to notice or be aware of in that moment?

With only the excerpt provided, the second sentence seems odd, as if her top half is still in the water. If I wanted to use the first sentence, which seems more natural to me, I would probably think about the biological feelings the character gets when she's getting wet inside. She wouldn't feel her juice unless she slimed her thighs (unattractive in this case, I'm guessing) and felt the different consistency. But she could be aware that she was "thickening the enveloping water with her own juice" (sounds like a sex-mucus machine), or, "she could feel the throb inside as the water enveloped her skin".

You could also go with the latter sentence, and tweak it, but without knowing exactly what her context is, it's hard to suggest anything. Is she thrusting her pelvis out of the water, but riding back, like in "Show Girls"? Is she removing herself from the water?

Again, what is the most important detail of what you are trying to tell the reader? Neither of these two sentences make much sense to me. Therefore, does it need to be there at all?
I write when the words flow. I have learned to be content with them not being there, even if I think they ought to be. If the urge strikes, I will write. At those times, I can't stop writing, and I get very cross if I'm interrupted. When the urge is not there, I do something else, or nothing at all.
Quote by naughtyannie
I would use "God", even as an exclamation, because whatever deity is being invoked, "God" is his/her name or title. Because of my Christian background, I use it quite a lot, as well as "Jesus Christ", which of course should always be capitalised. I've certainly never had any comments about this from readers on Lush, who presumably have other things on their minds when reading my stuff.

Are there any writers of other faiths on Lush who might have a different convention or preference? That would be interesting to know.


My father was in Christian ministry, as was I for many years. When I use the word these days, it is not a name because I don't include His persona in my stories, despite what others are saying in their own use. I use the generic term. I never use any form of "Jesus Christ". That most definitely is a name.
I'm in the UK, and I was taught that punctuation in dialogue goes inside the speech marks, except when quoted within another particular sentence structure (rarely). The preferred style on Lush has the punctuation within the speech marks too, as shown in the Essential Reading section:

http://www.lushstories.com/writing-tips/punctuation.aspx


There is also a more detailed guide here:

http://www.lushstories.com/forum/yaf_postst27829_Formatting-Dialogue.aspx

As Mazza said, the biggest key is consistency, but the above demonstrate the preferred style for this site.
I have sent out about three requests in my time on Lush, and we had exchanged PMs for a long time before. When I joined Lush, I wish I'd known then what I know now. My friends list would be very small now if that was the case!

I clearly state in my profile that I'm anti-social, so I don't chat. One of the reasons that I don't chat is because I'm not always well, so I can't respond in the way that I would like, or as fast as I would like. The other reason, and the primary one, is that since I have had that statement up, I have been bothered much less by people who want to send me pictures of willies and try to make me tell them things I'm not happy to discuss with them. I've had a bit of bother from having that statement on there, but I don't care what they think. It's made my time here much easier.

I will add people who are kind and understanding, and that have either taken the time to contact me after reading my stories, or got to know me a little. I keep my distance from everybody, including my closest friends, but I love them deeply. I always check a profile before I add somebody. Their message might be nice, but their profile may say otherwise. Certain categories they advertise will immediately make me less likely to add them, although most people get a chance to prove themselves worth knowing. If that's my loss, oh well. I ignore or remove people who are outwardly cruel or pushy, or who are obviously friend-collectors. I don't see the point. Don't tell me what you think I want to hear to get a name on your list! Add me because you want to somehow know me in the small way that I am able, and share a little of yourself with me. If more people did that, I would have a smaller list, and we would all be happier, I'm sure.
Quote by nymphonatalia
Shylass ... Thank you for sharing ... and indeed I empathise with your memories. Which I hope I have made very clear to you, and whomever else is reading this.

As to your suggestion about the Think Tank and the implied suggestion that I should not air my views here ... I don't know why this subject is on a sex site anyway ... do you?
After all ... War is war ... Sex is sex ?


Lush is so much more than just a sex site to many people. If people can discuss their nails and politics, and what films they're watching, I see no problem with me wanting to share a simple thread where those who want to show some respect for the Fallen can do so, without having to discuss the ins and outs of it.

I started this thread as a simple memorial to those who died fighting for their people, regardless of how or why, other than that our governments sent them to do so. Do as you like, as you have. I don't care about what you think my thread should include. I wanted to simply remember those who are Fallen so that we have the freedom to bicker about what is and isn't allowed on this site.

And out of respect to those Fallen, I am now leaving my thread here, and you can do what you like. Again.




Quote by Haineko
I wouldn't do it because there are people who will bash & insult CDs. If there's a permanent room & a mod isn't handy nothing can really be done except blocking them but they are still in the room when (I think) they should be kicked out.

There is the create your own room function that would be perfect for this. That way up to the temp mods can keep order.


If that's the case, should we have any permanent rooms at all? We're supposed to be accepting of everybody on Lush, or at least allow others their own kinks. If there is a large need here for members, I don't think fear of being insulted should stop people from having it. Maybe other reasons, but not that. If I wanted a fat lass's room, would you say the same thing to me? Or a gay room? Or a BDSM room?

There are knobheads wherever we go, and don't we know it! Perhaps such a room would help move narrow-minded people towards more acceptance? If people cannot be accepted here for their legal (in many countries) lifestyles, where can they be accepted at all? I say the gits can sod off! Screen shots of problems and reports can be sent into mods in the event of there being issues, like all other chat rooms. Please don't let fear stop you having fun!

However, your suggestion of a custom-made room by users is a great start, so perhaps the original poster could consider that, to see if it gets used.

Quote by Eleusinian

I'd say there is a literary conceit in Homer. In fact a myriad of them.

What do you say?


Can conceit be pluralised? And also, how many people that frequent Lush have read Homer (or the possible many who wrote, and found their works attributed to that name), and would be able to give an informed answer to your questions? Perhaps if you were to qualify your statements, you may find some discussion arising.

It does raise some interesting implications for many writers in their own work, though. How do readers differentiate between conceit and confident or stylistic writing, and can the authors recognise it within their own work? With regards to Homer, classical language can often be seen as pretentious. Some of my poems are purposely (and sarcastically) written in such a style, and the tags even advertise that. And yet, those particular poems have done very well. Perhaps conceit is not always negative thing.
Quote by Haineko
How are the story picks of the month chosen for the home page?


If I remember correctly, it's the highest average scores with the most amount of votes for the previous month. I think.


It's been Christmas since June for the crafters and seamstresses who frequent our shop. I effing love it.


How have I never seen this thread before?!

Effing BRILLIANT! Thank you!
Quote by darlvanhorn
I wouldn't mind being able to save my editing work without having to send it in to be approved, if that is possible. Or have I just not found it!


When you are on your submission form (the page kind, not the BDSM kind), go to pre-view. At the bottom ( ) right of the pre-view, it gives you the option to "save as draft". Choose that one, and it won't submit it, but you can make any changes in your edit form afterwards (accessed through "My Stories").

If you hit "update" on the left, it will submit it, so don't do that unless you're ready! Use "save as draft" at the bottom of the pre-view page. I hope that helps!
Quote by nymphonatalia


Shylass

I most certainly do remember everyone involved in war. Members of my own family died in war. It is not easy to forget that wars happened (though thankfully, my generation missed out WW1 and 2.) It's not easy to forget, as we look all around the world now, in the year of 2013 .. and what do we see?? MORE WAR. in MORE locations around the world. So what has been achieved? Nothing. Absolutely nothing. Wars are about empires, and wealth and oil and power. I have not seen our Prime Minister, David Cameron march to the front line of battle, to go to war. Nor have I seen President Bush, Reagan, or Obama go to the front line to take part in war. Nor have I seen Francois Hollande or Nicolas Sarcozy of France go to the front line of war. No ... because they would not. Despatch the teenage boys to do their filthy work. And die in the process .. or come home on stretchers, maimed and incapacitated, for evermore.

The futility of war sickens me. That said, I do not forget the wasteful, sinful, immoral loss of life that every family has experienced because of it, and will continue to experience it, as long as Joe Public thinks war is wonderfully liberating. Its NOT. And I wear a white Poppy, when I can get one ... as a conscientious objector.



I agree with you, but I don't wish to discuss the ins and outs of war in this thread. This is simply to the memory of those we lost. The Think Tank is there if you want to discuss it.

This was found in my grandad's belongings. We do not know who he was, as he is not a relation of ours. But we remember him.

Quote by Haineko

it's why you'really one of my favorites *ginga hug*



Quote by AbigailThornton


Those are great titles!!


Yeah, I thought I'd try them after Christmas.
The best bit is, I can still arrange them the way that I want to under "My Stories", so the ones I want are at the top on my profile page, or at the top of each category. Ace!

Quote by olfart


Ty for your comment, My wife is hardnose in denial about jillin.


Not all women masturbate. It's bollocks to say anyone who doesn't admit to it, is lying. Some of us don't do it because we don't feel comfortable to, others because they believe it to be wrong for their faith/lifestyle, others because they don't feel the need, and others because they didn't know they could.

If your wife doesn't play with herself, or admit to it if she does, so what? Maybe she actually doesn't. Maybe she isn't comfortable to tell you. Ask her to touch herself for you. If she doesn't feel happy to, help her yourself.

Communicate with each other, but don't worry about an issue she's not happy to discuss, or assume she's lying because she denies it. Instead, concentrate on what she is happy to share.