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No.
yes she would - don't listen to her.

Quote by LYFBUZ
I'd rather get honest feedback whether positive or negative. I appreciate the generous scores and comments but I don't think anything I've written so far is particularly noteworthy. Ideally any negative feedback includes something constructive. If someone wants to trash my story that's cool; tastes vary.
Conversely, I do agree a PM is the best route for most. I personally feel no need to bash anyone in public. I usually won't score on a story that I feel is poor and in my experience suggesting anyone's work is less than perfect is often met with alarming rage.
I often privately write scathing comments/reviews of my work to myself. I find the feedback helpful. E.g. "LYFBUZ, your work is sophomoric dreck, completely lacking in originality. My advice is to restrict your work to bathroom walls or erasable whiteboards. Please buy a thesaurus or better yet just stop. Please, I beg you, STOP!"
Maybe I should give up my writing aspirations and become a motivational speaker....
Quote by JustFriends101
My first response is to punch him in the balls and dump him, and my second is to refrain from my gut reaction of punching him in the balls but bring up the condom situation, let him have it and avoid him then a month later freak him out and lie to him and tell him he got me pregnant and wait till he panics before I told him the truth...then punch him in the balls and dump him.
Quote by Wilful
I'm definitely in favour of Option D. I want honest and constructive feedback that's going to help me grow as a writer. And in that spirit, I'll just point out that there's a small typo in that option.
To that end, I try and offer constructive feedback on stories myself. I do it publically so that other writers reading the story and comments might hopefully find something useful in it too.
Quote by Liz
@Noll - I can't speak for older H&K models as this is the first I've played. I loved it that much I bought it. The Tubemeister Deluxe is a fairly new model so perhaps they have improved things in this one.
Sounds like you have some interesting gear - €20 for a pick though? Daaamn. What makes it so special? I'm currently using the Dunlop Tortex Jazz III XL in 1.5mm.
@Sprite - Never heard of Donner Pedals but they look okay. Is there a local music shop you can hang out in for an afternoon and try a load of them out? My local stores all know me on a first name basis now.![]()
Congrats on the Squire! May it bring you many hours of enjoyment.If you are brand new to guitar and using Ernie Ball Regular Slinky strings (which are a 10 gauge), I would definitely recommend trying the Super Slinky (9 gauge) next time you re-string the guitar. It will be easier on your fingers until you build up the strength for long sessions of barre chords and string bends. You'll also develop fingertip calluses over time which will allow you to play longer and better. All part of becoming a sexy rock goddess.
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Quote by seeker4
I'm writing a non-sexual scene for a new story and wonder about the authenticity, so I'm going to run the scenario past the Lush ladies to see if I'm on track.
Scenario:
You're eighteen, a high school senior, and just had sex with your boyfriend. While he is out of the room for a few minutes, you realize that cum is leaking out even though you gave him a condom to put on. Looking over the side of the bed, you see the condom packet on the floor unopened. When he comes back, you hide the packet and innocently ask about the cum. He says the condom probably broke. It's not the first time you suspect he's lied.
How do you react? Let it slide to deal with later? Wait to see if you're pregnant? Blow up there and then? Decide it's not a big thing and carry on?
Quote by Sweden
Hi, everyone. I'm a new member here and I have two questions... would you be so kind as to answer these?
1. If I upload a story when will it be posted?
2. Can I see how much people readed my story?
Thank you, dears.
Quote by spinneroftales
I've never raged before, but here goes. Why can't people writing understand that i is a letter and I is a word. Are they too lazy to hit the shift key? They do it for something like OMG or to shout. Come on, be literate.
Quote by adi_me33
No. I hate shopping. Guess it depends on the friend.