Earth MILF to writers ...

[NaokoSmith]

Does anyone have an Earth Day competition story I can review on my blog alongside patientlee's?

The rules for stories I will review are here.

Acksherly, the main rule is: safe sex (by which I mean condoms for penetrative).

 

[slyc_willie]

Not to burst your bubble, but the Earth Day contest ended already. Of course, there's no reason why you can't still review them.

 

[Aynmair]

Does anyone have an Earth Day competition story I can review on my blog alongside patientlee's?

The rules for stories I will review are here.

Acksherly, the main rule is: safe sex (by which I mean condoms for penetrative).

Umm, do you mean Nude day? Cause EartH Day contest is long over.

 

[patientlee]

I had just tried to redeem myself from the unsafe sex in Lost Agnes by letting Naoko know that my Earth Day story was very safe. She's not confused. It's my fault.

 

[patientlee]

Umm, do you mean Nude day? Cause EartH Day contest is long over.

Naoko reviews them on her blog, so they have to be already available.

 

[slyc_willie]

I had just tried to redeem myself from the unsafe sex in Lost Agnes by letting Naoko know that my Earth Day story was very safe. She's not confused. It's my fault.

Yeah, she reviewed my TS story from FAWC 4, too, I just noticed.

Unfortunately, not many of my stories include safe sex . . . .

(by the way, Naoko, thanks for the review )

 

[sheablue]

She reviewed my Halloween Story from last year, too. It makes me want to write safe sex stories so that Naoko can review them on her blog.

She is really quite the talented critic. And the blog she writes, aside from being fun to read, really provides an important service!

 

[PennLady]

This made me look over my stories to see if/when I've used condoms. Sometimes I have, but other times not, and those other times are because the people are in committed relationships and have opted not to go that route.

Or, I forgot.

 

[sr71plt]

Condoms don't actually have to be mentioned in stories, of course, for the sex to have been safe (and used condoms).

 

[sr71plt]

I don't think I can even remember what my Earth Day story was, that was long ago. I'm sure no pregnancies or STDs have ensued, though, even if condoms weren't specifically highlighted.

 

[MSTarot]

Here are my two from the contest. You're certainly welcome to give them a read, and I would love a comment or two. But safe?




http://www.literotica.com/s/trapped-in-nevada


http://www.literotica.com/s/when-the-rainmaker-came


MST

 

[Handley_Page]

I'm still trying to work out what a "feminist perspective" is.

" The pleasure of others is cherished by feminist erotic artists. "
Surely such a goal is not limited to the authoress?

 

[patientlee]

Here are my two from the contest. You're certainly welcome to give them a read, and I would love a comment or two. But safe?




http://www.literotica.com/s/trapped-in-nevada


http://www.literotica.com/s/when-the-rainmaker-came


MST

Oh! We discussed what Naoko would say about Trapped!

 

[MSTarot]

Oh! We discussed what Naoko would say about Trapped!

You said she's not going to like part of the sex scene.


Fine, I'll go sit in the "Naughty" corner.


I've been spending so much time there I installed a flat screen and a Lazyboy recliner anyway.

 

[sr71plt]

Ah, yes, one of my Earth Day stories ("Enchantress of the Hollsbruck") was so safe-sex oriented that a used condom was the trophy required as proof of a bet settlement.

 

[NaokoSmith]

Hullo y'all!

I know, I know, I would really like to review some stories from a competition BEFORE it finishes, but I am such a lazy slut that I can never seem to get the washing-up, marking, Piglet tail plaiting, mending the shed door, feeding the cats, and Piglet's fish cuz she forgot ... where was I?

Oh yes, I can never get enough read and the review written and edited in time. I'm getting back into my review blog, and after reviewing the FAWC4s, pl offered me the Earth Day story so I thought I'd do a couple more to go with it.

Just to say: I read and enjoy stories with disgraceful naughty bareback sex in them! and even leave enthusiastic comments on them. I just don't review them on my blog cuz [blah blah boring boring educational yawn go and read the blog burb if you're really interested].

I'm still trying to work out what a "feminist perspective" is.

" The pleasure of others is cherished by feminist erotic artists. "
Surely such a goal is not limited to the authoress?

Tee hee! I was being a bit pretentious when I wrote that, I guess.

And so, the one story on offer apart from patientlee's is Pilot's? Well, as I wanted three girls on my corner in my review of T/S stories , I did mention one of Pilot's already in the review of Slyc's and MSTarot's stories from FAWC4, (although I didn't link to it because it didn't have condoms in it). I will be happy to give his Enchantress a l'il whirl.

Ah, yes, one of my Earth Day stories ("Enchantress of the Hollsbruck") was so safe-sex oriented that a used condom was the trophy required as proof of a bet settlement.

 

[sr71plt]

And so, the one story on offer apart from patientlee's is Pilot's? Well, as I wanted three girls on my corner in my review of T/S stories , I did mention one of Pilot's already in the review of Slyc's and MSTarot's stories from FAWC4, (although I didn't link to it because it didn't have condoms in it). I will be happy to give his Enchantress a l'il whirl.

Naw, mine's not really on offer. It has other sex in it where condom use wasn't trotted out and highlighted with a magic marker.

 

[JagFarlane]

Does anyone have an Earth Day competition story I can review on my blog alongside patientlee's?

The rules for stories I will review are here.

Acksherly, the main rule is: safe sex (by which I mean condoms for penetrative).

Just so you know, the safe sex link you provide on your website does not work as that page no longer exists.

 

[NaokoSmith]

Oh that's a shame. Thanks for letting me know, tho. (I really don't have that much time in which I can read smutty stories, so if I have got a blogpost on the go, I need to focus.)

Naw, mine's not really on offer. It has other sex in it where condom use wasn't trotted out and highlighted with a magic marker.

 

[NaokoSmith]

Just so you know, the safe sex link you provide on your website does not work as that page no longer exists.

Thanks Jag! I'll find another one.


(It was the Terence Higgins Trust site I used to link to.)

 

[AMoveableBeast]

It's funny. I consider myself a feminist of the highest order, but I'm not sure I have ever written a story that would qualify under your rules. I'm not sure I ever will. It just seems anathema to me. To me, being a feminist is all about being free, and these seem like restrictions.

I mean absolutely no offense, of course. It's just interesting how we could approach the same subject so differently.

My Nude Day story might qualify, if I manage to finish it, but, even then, in a story that I would consider very "safe", I doubt I will specify that condoms are used.

Regardless, I think your cause is just and good; I just couldn't imagine championing it in such a way.

 

[Hypoxia]

My story for Earth Day 2014: One Blade of Grass is set in 1979-80, with the crucial action on the ten-year anniversary of the first Earth Day, but years before it was an official 'day' anywhere.

I don't know if you'll really want to review it. I wrote it for Loving Wives (the narrator is a Loving Fiancé) but Laurel assigned it to Non-Con. No safe sex. No human respect or human decency. One commenter wrote, "What a lovely celebration of skankdom. Kudos." But it features The Green Man, so that should count for something.

 

[NaokoSmith]

It's funny. I consider myself a feminist of the highest order, but I'm not sure I have ever written a story that would qualify under your rules. I'm not sure I ever will. It just seems anathema to me. To me, being a feminist is all about being free, and these seem like restrictions.

I mean absolutely no offense, of course. It's just interesting how we could approach the same subject so differently.

My Nude Day story might qualify, if I manage to finish it, but, even then, in a story that I would consider very "safe", I doubt I will specify that condoms are used.

Regardless, I think your cause is just and good; I just couldn't imagine championing it in such a way.

I do my blog like this because it's part of the Sex and Relationships Education research I work on, not really as a personal vendetta against AIDS/HIV or anything. But each to their own, sweet pea.

 

[NaokoSmith]

My story for Earth Day 2014: One Blade of Grass is set in 1979-80, with the crucial action on the ten-year anniversary of the first Earth Day, but years before it was an official 'day' anywhere.

I don't know if you'll really want to review it. I wrote it for Loving Wives (the narrator is a Loving Fiancé) but Laurel assigned it to Non-Con. No safe sex. No human respect or human decency. One commenter wrote, "What a lovely celebration of skankdom. Kudos." But it features The Green Man, so that should count for something.

Mmm, a green man! I guess that makes a change for Loving Wives from a black one, huh!

 

[NaokoSmith]

AMB - I have remembered, don't you have a story about drinking a glass of wine, or something, which patientlee admired in a previous thread? I was meaning to go and look at it, as I thought it would be a good one to review. I am so lazy these days, dahlink, do you think you might just pop the link for it in here for me and save me having to go and search the threads to find it out again?