We are losing another member

My regrets to the departing. I know what that is like.

Anonymity must be prized. Even if you don't want it now; you don't mind people knowing you are on Lit, you may want--even desperately need--anonymity in the future. It is like virginity. Once lost, impossible to get back.
 
My sympathy to whoever got outed. The world is full of narrow-minded bastards who need to get lives and stop messing about with others... but that's an entirely different tangent.

:heart: :kiss: :rose: To you, and I hope everything works out. Have a dancing banana and sic it on the idiots who want to mess with your life. :nana:
 
Dranoel said:
Hi, I'm Martin Spencer from Columbus, OH and I write porn at literotica.com.

To hell with anonymity.

Yes. I can no longer live a lie.

My name is Ann Coulter.

(Sympathies to whoever has been outed. :rose: )
 
yep.
sucks.

lost all my "standing" as an oldtime memeber since 2003? (i ferget now).

But I did it differently...could not just change my lit NAMe..had to purge posts too. If I COULD i would be totally out, but sadly...there's more at stake than just ME.

I miss the old me.
 
Geez, I just wish ole Dick hadn't been so fucking nosy. First he shoots that lawyer friend and now he's going to out me to the press. Asshole must really want this fucking job I have.
 
BlackShanglan said:
*waves*

I was wondering if we would hear from you, Dark-Glasses. ;)

yep! hey BlackShanglan!

I find I hide in the "corner" now more often...as I am more of an illustrator than a writer.
:cool:
 
Is what we do really that bad?

I struggle some times, on one hand wanting to be known for my work here. I'd wnat someone to go "Hey, aren't you Salvor, the thumb guy?". I'd love to share some of my pieces with colleagues and friends.

And yet..... There are people out there, mindless, afraid of pleasure, scared of written words who would campaign to have me fired, just because I write.
I didn't steal anyone's spouse away or violate their child, I just write.

And I write about one of the great pleasure os life. Sensuality, sexuality, embracing that gift of life that is so amazing and purely heart quickening. Something we all do or aspire to do. Why, why is it so frightening to read about?

My sympathies and support to the wronged person. May whoever stole your mask find their own secrets displayed twice as brightly.
 
My heart goes out to whoever was "outed"

I am quite sure that by the summer, I probably will not be doing this tooo much longer for fear of being "outed"myself ~

Enjoy these times while you can..

:heart: :rose:
 
Salvor-Hardon said:
Is what we do really that bad?

I don't think it is, but there are some issues that can be tricky to negotiate.

One of them, of course, is role one fulfills in the lives of others. There are some professions (minister, teacher, pediatrician, daycare provider, mother) which people would really like to believe are performed by divine angelic beings with neither sex drives nor any petty human motives. While they realize at heart that this is not reasonable, they still don't like being confronted with evidence that their mental model is not being fulfilled. Whether this is fair or not, it's certainly there, and it's best considered carefully.

The other issue is that most of us really don't want to know about the sex lives of our friends and families. It's personal stuff, and we don't want to have to see a sex scene image every time we see those people. Sexual details tend to stick vividly in our imaginations, and we can have difficulty pushing them out of memory. Who wants to be trapped with the image of fat Aunt Bea on her knees blowing Uncle Albert every time one encounters her for the rest of one's life? This is, of course, a very good argument for people minding their own business and not snooping around trying to discover the secrets of other people's sex lives, but I think it's also a good argument for porn writers choosing to remain "in the closet" to their friends and families. It's information that many people really don't want.

Shanglan
 
Hugs.

For all of the freedom out there, yes - there is still a long ways to go.
 
:rose:

I personally plan to keep some level of anonymity, at least until I am a published author. Then anyone who doesn't approve can kiss my ass.
 
SEVERUSMAX said:
:rose:

I personally plan to keep some level of anonymity, at least until I am a published author. Then anyone who doesn't approve can kiss my ass.
My feelings now. If you don't like what I do here 'Fuck You' tell whomever you want, I could care less. Lose my job, I doubt it. Lose my wife, doubt it. Lose weight, I wish! ;)
 
zeb1094 said:
My feelings now. If you don't like what I do here 'Fuck You' tell whomever you want, I could care less. Lose my job, I doubt it. Lose my wife, doubt it. Lose weight, I wish! ;)

A good attitude.
 
Changing a forum name, won't erradicate a history unfortunately. Google's cached pages live on with all the forum posts within.
 
smoochypig said:
Changing a forum name, won't erradicate a history unfortunately. Google's cached pages live on with all the forum posts within.

Does that explain the general lack of piggage on the boards? ;)

Shanglan
 
I've outed myself several times. I think there are even people who have my e-mail address.

Whomever has been involuntarily outed, my sympathies. :rose:
 
I personally plan to keep some level of anonymity, at least until I am a published author.


this brings up a question I had... not to hijack the thread... ok so I'm hijacking for a moment... about publishing "mainstream" stuff out there in the world... a big what if.. but... what if you got published and got famous and someone then found out who you were on Lit, and all your stories here? Would you take them down, if you got published and became "Stephen King" kinda famous? Or would you leave them, do you think?
 
Okay, so I've always wondered this. If you don't post information such as your name, etc... can anyone really prove it's you?
 
CrimsonMaiden said:
Okay, so I've always wondered this. If you don't post information such as your name, etc... can anyone really prove it's you?

Even if you DO post your name, no one but Big Brother can prove anything but that it originated from your IP address.
 
CrimsonMaiden said:
Okay, so I've always wondered this. If you don't post information such as your name, etc... can anyone really prove it's you?
That depends. If you win a contest your name is in the database somewhere attached to your lit name. If someone hacked into the lit servers and got the list then they and anyone they published the list too would know.
 
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