I just passed 400,000 a couple of weeks ago...
Do try to keep up ;) xxx
I think with 22 RRs out of 56 published stories, NymphWriter has the sort of recognition the rest of us would kill for.
"Computer says no." ?
No problem - I know Gav's a busy guy. And thanks for explaining. ☺
It's nice that the main Competition page now lists the runners-up as well as the winners. But why does it only show seven of them, rather than all of the twelve listed in the original post? Are the other five not actually runners-up at all?
And yes, I do declare a personal interest, since is mine is one of those that seems to have dropped off the bottom!
I don't mind being a runner-up. But a runner-up to the runners-up? Not so good ?
Hate it. Because it hurts like fuck.
Painting.
Walls and ceilings, i mean, not pretty pictures and stuff.
Many congratulations to the winners. I'm chuffed that mine - which probably falls into the "outright filth" category - was considered worthy of a mention. Thank you
Trimmed short at the moment.
I have no idea what this is all about. But if you come to a decision, let me know, and I'll pay the winner a visit when I eventually make it over there.
Pretty much any sort of technology.
What is this "two spaces" stuff anyway? Who has ever done this? Asking for a friend...
Shame she left so quickly! Scared away by all the attention, maybe.
I pretty much agree with what Burquette has said. Generally, I feel that once a story is online, then that's it. I've done the best I can with it, and once I've launched it into the world, it's up to it to sink or swim.
Almost the only exception is my first published Lush story (nearly 6 years ago), which I went back to in 2015 and rewrote quite a lot of. It's improved the style, I think, and I'm glad I did it.
The only other changes I've made to some older stories is to improve the punctuation. Lush wasn't always as strict as it now is, and some of my earlier stuff is/was a bit sloppy, which bothers me now.
Whenever I'm tempted to spend some time rewriting an old piece, I'm reminded of the composer Anton Bruckner, who spend so much time in older life revising his early symphonies that he died before he had time to write any new ones (more or less).
He's probably traumatised by now, considering what he's seen. Poor thing.
I just enjoy sucking cocks. Fortunately, most men seem willing to indulge me in this innocent foible.
Congratulations! Very well deserved.
Seriously, you need to clarify the question. Who's got the sperm in their mouth? Him or her? If I've got sperm in my mouth, I don't care who I kiss.