Comments That Make Your Day

[ShelbyDawn57]

This one from Anonymous may not have made my day, but the implied contradiction did make me smile and chuckle after reading it...
At least they signed a name...

--The Last Wood Nymph

Stupid. Too esoteric. 1

Bill S.

 

[dmallord]

And when you rig the election for the next pope, it's called pontifixing.

I thought that was called 'pontifaking.'

 

[kathyisgr65]

Thank you for cracking my shit up, for filling my head with dark desires, for draining the shit out of me and giving me such erotic dreams, my dark, twisted, hyper-sexual bitch!
Smile

 

[STrent]

Had a lovely DM from someone who has been following my stories the last week and it’s so pleasing to have provided a bit of enjoyment as a writer.

I am learning loads from reading other stories on here and I know I have a lot to do to improve my craft but it’s just so nice to get the odd compliment about the enjoyment of one’s work, however incomplete and raw the writing might be.

 

[Publius68]

Discreet not discrete. They're two different words. The language is a tad grandiloquent.

I've been visited by that specific commenter, with that specific comment multiple times.
Guilty.
But, I'm a little put out that I was not told my language was grandiloquent...

 

[Publius68]

is it pontiflexing if they're really buff?

Ask Jude Law.

 

[StillStunned]

But, I'm a little put out that I was not told my language was grandiloquent...

I think a certain commenter might have been memorising their "Word of the Day" toilet paper.

 

[onehitwanda]

I think a certain commenter might have been memorising their "Word of the Day" toilet paper.

By eating it.

 

[StillStunned]

By eating it.

Don't try this at home kids, it rarely works.

 

[onehitwanda]

Heh. An email this time:

Please write an incest story, no? Pretty please!

 

[Paddleboardpnw]

Just got this one. I’ll admit the story is out there a bit
https://www.literotica.com/s/shrunken-state-pt-01

 

[ShelbyDawn57]

Just got this one. I’ll admit the story is out there a bit

For comments like this, you really need to include a link to the story.

 

[theWollstonecraftWoman]

For comments like this, you really need to include a link to the story.

My thoughts exactly.

 

[Paddleboardpnw]

For comments like this, you really need to include a link to the story.

https://www.literotica.com/s/shrunken-state-pt-01

 

[Paddleboardpnw]

For comments like this, you really need to include a link to the story.

Good point, just did.
A bunch more comments as well, all over the board, which I expected for a story like that.

 

[theWollstonecraftWoman]

Good point, just did.
A bunch more comments as well, all over the board, which I expected for a story like that.

I shall read!

 

[32aa]

I think there are three categories of comments.
1. Those from the 'Anonymous' readers. Good and not so good.
2. Those from readers that have a posted name, but have not published any stories based on their bio.
3. Those from fellow authors, which i have to say are pretty much always positive and heartfelt.

It is the comments from those of you, on this forum, and fellow authors that make my day. Thanks to all

 

[onehitwanda]

On Midnight's Daughter

I’m a professional classicist and this is one of the loveliest things* I’ve read in ages

obviously I've no way to verify the statement above, but it made me smile to think that I pleased someone who's specialty is the little nuggets of myth that I scattered throughout the story.

 

[Trionyx]

On my 750 word story Bill, We Need to Talk I received many very nice comments which almost made up for the lower score. It was an unusual story and, of course, only 750 words, both of which probably helped pull down the scores.

1) “You earned the last two stars in the last couple of sentences. Up till then, it was 3 stars. But your literary output twist cinched it. The surprise ending was very well done.”

2) “Well, what a surprise ending for me. I have read many stories starting like the beginning of this, very clever and very good. 5”

3) “I strive to find twists and neat endings to my stories - I wish I'd thought of this. Very clever; I loved it. Five stars.”


https://www.literotica.com/s/bill-we-need-to-talk-750-words?comments_after=15846375

 

[Rustyoznail]

I've just received a comment from Anon on my April Fools story, https://literotica.com/s/it-was-for-science.

"This is the only April Fool's story so far this year that has made me laugh, obvious ending included."

I thought some of the other entries were chuckle worthy, but thanks Anon.

 

[THBGato]

This absolutely made my day:

"Last night I read The Third Date and Love is a Place: The Puzzle, finishing at 3 am with the gut-wrenching cliffhanger of Samantha's reaction to Sarah's words. When I woke up at 8 am my first thought was that poor Samantha had been suffering for 5 hours with no reprieve!

Invested, much?

This story is so imaginative and well conceived. The writing is clear and evocative. Samantha's idiosyncratic thought process is unique and endearing. Dialog flows well and sounds natural, including the unique way that Samantha expresses herself.

The phrase 'instant classic' is overused to the point of almost being meaningless, but in my opinion TBHGato has swiftly risen to join the best authors of the genre. They need not be named here, simply refer to the reading list given to Samantha as well as Priya in The Third Date.

FFF - five stars, favorite, following."

The fact that they'd been motivated by one of my stories to go and read the rest made me all warm inside.

I also came across this gem of a comment on a story by @MelissaBaby recently, which made me smile (useful, as I was already crying):

"I'm not crying, you're crying!"

 

[StillStunned]

From @SofiaLaFrench on The Walled Garden:

Oh my! Such naughty ladies!

Thanks, and I'm glad you liked them!

 

[Lifestyle66]

I got the following Anonymous comment on my story "Pavlov's Dog - 750 Words":

******
Checked "Like It", but I didn't. The quality of the writing and the succinctness of the psychological playing out of the Pavlovian theme garner my respect--but my reaction to the plot is overwhelmingly negative, which is all a good writer can ask for, right? You generated authentic repulsion, so kudos on that.
Keep writing.
MLJ
*****

 

[kathyisgr65]

I mean you are the coolest girl I know if I didn’t know better I think you had a dick sometimes lol... Probably best compliment I've gotten al day

 

[ElectricBlue]

You're thinking of pontifexing.

That's pontifaxing, when you've still got an old machine. Or pontiwaxing, which is more disturbing.