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WBDaddy last won the day on October 14 2025

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  1. This is such a lovely, soft, fluffy, happy story. My dark soul is begging for some real tension. Like, sure, she's anxious about going to the registration office, but there has to be more than registration lurking there - like her friend that promised to adopt her is in line registering someone else instead. Or some other kind of blow to like that to Jamie that necessitates Nancy pick up the pieces of Jamie and put her back together. A real bonding moment, y'know? I promise I don't hate pretend-you, I just want pretend-you to really attach to your pretend-Mommy!
  2. All I know is, I'm glad our intrepid author picked up the reference, because I would have felt really old and obscure if someone hadn't.
  3. There was a bit of a deus ex machina that somehow the jocks found out about the "get well card" that only the theater troupe learned about at that rehearsal, and they managed to time their entrance just as everyone but Amber had cleared out of there.
  4. Well, I'm an old poet, and if someone asked me to describe my style, I'd say it's half cummings, half Eliot, with a sprinkle of Chris Cornell in there, just to make it all extra-dark. I get the "on the spot" feeling of asking that question regarding story prose, because you have some noticeable flairs (like what I mentioned). If a discerning eye pored over my stories, they'd probably point out that I have an unnerving love affair with compound sentences, sometimes to the point of absurdity; like the whole fucking paragraph is one sentence, without actually being a run-on, because I just can't use a full stop when the thought doesn't feel complete yet, and I'm willing to use anything BUT a period until I feel like the thought is actually finished.
  5. @Frostybaby - I wanted to say, just as a side note, that I always found something odd, yet vaguely familiar about your prose. I still can't peg the "familiar" part, but I saw it in the wild yesterday, in someone's eulogy-of-sorts about her dying husband, the rhythm of "not this, but this and this, not this, but this and this", and it's really stunning the way it works from an emotional perspective. I almost want to ask you about your literary influences, because I'd very much like to go read the author whose style clearly impacted you.
  6. Oof. Too many peripheral characters for me to keep the names straight hahaha I meant Shik being the one for whom "this is not over, but also I don't want your help"
  7. I like the way you're thinking here. My money is on Jeong, with the idea that this isn't over between them. Remember the snake actively impeded Adam before rejecting his attempt to help. Low key, I was kinda rooting for the shaman to offer a hint about the idea that babying Adam was inhibiting him reaching his potential within the family, that he had strength to offer them if they could get beyond the tradition of adoption and everything that entails.
  8. Not really. That "service" dog acted like one of several of my pups would have in that environment. Like "hey, you look like someone who might love on me! So get busy!" (I don't have service dogs - I have emotional support Puligans who can make anyone who isn't deathly allergic to pet dander feel happy because who doesn't feel happy when a big pile of dreadlocks with a little pink tongue in the middle wants to be your friend and won't take no for an answer?)
  9. OK, I'm game, especially if you already have this all written. Always down for a good gaslighting story, and the fact that you're giving us both their perspectives in the respective versions makes it way more intriguing.
  10. Okay, goddammit, I've got a story I've been cooking for about a year and a half (it was a commission until a couple days ago when the dude paying for it got sick of waiting for updates from me) where the Mommy character was, in a previous life, a professional Domme who wanted more than anything else to have a babbyboy subby, and it's creepy to see you basically show us this in real time in this story, even though Harley is a peripheral character at this point.
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