al55
Really Really Experienced
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- Jan 2, 2019
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Hey everyone,
Happy Sunday! This is a bit of a random question, but it literally just popped into my head this morning as I was reading a book.
To my fellow female writers, particularly those who are well endowed in the chest department, how does your breasts affect your ability to type erotica at the desk? Do your breasts have to sit on the desk? If so, where do you put your keyboard for typing? Can you even see the keyboard? I have so many questions! Sorry for the random way to start the end of the weekend!
As an aside, this something I feel really passionate about and I want to get a debate started about it here as well. So authors prefer mechanical or membrane keyboards for writing their stories? In my opinion, mechanical keyboards are the superior choice! That is not to say membrane keyboards are not without their usefulness! I use a membrane filter at work so as not to be too loud, but when I switch to my personal computer at home I always use a mechanical keyboards for that responsive and tactile feedback that only these keyboards can provide!
P.S. I know most people won't care about this topic, but if you do please let me know! I'd love to chat about the intricacies of the good old keyboard!
Regards,
Al
Happy Sunday! This is a bit of a random question, but it literally just popped into my head this morning as I was reading a book.
To my fellow female writers, particularly those who are well endowed in the chest department, how does your breasts affect your ability to type erotica at the desk? Do your breasts have to sit on the desk? If so, where do you put your keyboard for typing? Can you even see the keyboard? I have so many questions! Sorry for the random way to start the end of the weekend!
As an aside, this something I feel really passionate about and I want to get a debate started about it here as well. So authors prefer mechanical or membrane keyboards for writing their stories? In my opinion, mechanical keyboards are the superior choice! That is not to say membrane keyboards are not without their usefulness! I use a membrane filter at work so as not to be too loud, but when I switch to my personal computer at home I always use a mechanical keyboards for that responsive and tactile feedback that only these keyboards can provide!
P.S. I know most people won't care about this topic, but if you do please let me know! I'd love to chat about the intricacies of the good old keyboard!
Regards,
Al
