onehitwanda
Venatrix Lacrimosal
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I loathe her with the rage of a million suns.If you want to be even more jealous, no gym, no exercise regimen. All genes.
Now excuse me while I go drown my sorrows in icecream.
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I loathe her with the rage of a million suns.If you want to be even more jealous, no gym, no exercise regimen. All genes.
Yeah. At least give me a sign that she isn't actually just an 18-year-old fantasy you couldn't be bothered to write.
Obviously, everybody writes/reads what they want. A lot of men want young hot women in their porn, don't sweat it. But if I have to generalize, I'd say that the majority of readers here want romance rather than sex.Now spin that the other way round...
Some people like grape juice. Some like wine.I overheard a young, good-looking guy this morning who was walking and talking on his phone to his friend about how much he was into a 60-y/o woman he'd just met.
I think there is a market for the other side of things as well. Look at how many hallmark movies (and some mainstream ones) are out there, where it focuses on the small town girl that they try to pretend is not gorgeous, but they at least make her "average" in other ways..but she falls for the handsome rich perfect city man that came home for the holidays...The stories are there. The market is there. (they just need better writers) They never seem to get an "average" looking woman to play the part...but that's Hollywood for ya...Still...I think it works..I wonder if there's a sex divide on this - you know how classic mainstream porn always has the young hot women and a distinctly average bloke, because the guy wants to slot himself into the fantasy? Now spin that the other way round...
I met a USAF full bird colonel at a military event, he was in his dress blues with a chest full of wings and ribbons with a blond on each arm, and the blonds were identical, they wore identical low-cut short skirt dresses exposing the identical amount of breast and leg, identical tans, identical hair, identical smiles. His 50-year-old wife looked a very hot 30, so did his 22-year-old daughter. I saw them appear at several functions, from squadron Christmas parties to promotion ceremonies, and his women always dressed identically and always showed off large amounts of breast and leg. I was so shocked (and impressed) by their courage (officers normally don't act like that) I added their appearances to one of my stories.Hard to figure out where all these rich executive husbands who have a 45 y/o wife that STILL has that gym perfect figure. That normally stops me in my tracks.
Or is it just me?
I don’t like ‘like‘ either but unfortunately, it is used today by a large portion of the younger population (remember ‘you know’?) and I’ll include ‘like’ in the dialogue of said younger characters.Like is another one that makes my teeth ache. "I was like, DUDE! and then he was like "WHAT?" I don't like Like.
What do you mean either? There are at least three by my count?I stop reading stories where either of the four letter C words are used within the first two paragraphs.
Can't really build a character with either of them.
Any of the anglo saxon descriptorsWhat do you mean either? There are at least three by my count?
Like is another one that makes my teeth ache.
That would probably make me quit reading mid-story!a blond on each arm
Like I said, the clincher was that one was his wife, one was his daughter, believe me, he was the talk of the enlisted corps. I asked Captn. B what the officers thought about it and he refused to answer the question.That would probably make me quit reading mid-story!
Like dooood, I was like shocked when I read that, it was like boggles to me too!"Like" is still a thing? I'm an adjunct professor and obviously am around college kids frequently. I haven't heard "like" used as a filler in years. Maybe the young'ins who lean on "like" aren't college material? Boggles.
I love how specific this is lolRich older guy rescues poor younger woman, uses some form of martial arts to vanquish the aggressive and armed former boyfriend and two of his buddies, puts her up in his mansion where she promptly falls in love with him.…yawn….
MMC is ex special forces/recon or whatever your favorite hard ass military is who somehow owns an international conglomerate and is personal friends with the president. And he has a harem and the only thing the women think of is how soon they can get him to fuck them again.
Yeah, I’m not into this either. I prefer the variant where my author avatar is an entertainment mogul who employs a private staff who used to be a special forces team similar to GI Joe and now work for the mogul as spies, security, and other important roles. The mogul is based out of a nightclub frequented by various celebrities in a Hollywood Swinging type of setting. It has sister clubs around the world and a swinger’s hotel attached, all supported by a secret society similar to the Illuminati that aids the celebrities with various issues. The mogul is an executive in the secret society but not a high ranking one. The celebrities are mostly happy to live their own lives which in this parallel universe mostly match their real world lives. The main difference? A lot more polyamory and the mogul is allowed to indulge on occasion by consenting people. No Harvey Weinstein BS either, the mogul in fact helped end Weinstein’s career. Everything he and his staff do with the celebrities is consensual friends with benefits stuff. Hope this approach never drives readers away.MMC is ex special forces/recon or whatever your favorite hard ass military is who somehow owns an international conglomerate and is personal friends with the president. And he has a harem and the only thing the women think of is how soon they can get him to fuck them again.
That drives me nuts too. The writing of my first stores had a fair amount of that. My recent stories are worded such that the usage of "I" has been reduced. And, to me, they read smoother. But, that's just me.The other issue here is that the story you are reading is written in the first person, so "I" comes up a zillion times.