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Fixed that for you.every story in LW antagonised some of the locals.
Kind of hard to tell what's bait and what's real over there. I do know a guy who did a fake on that to antagonism them. Yet I liked his MC so much that I contacted him for permission to use his character. He said, "Sure, no problem, I used an alt account anyway for that." I gave him a credit even though he said it wasn't necessary. When I was done, I sent him the link and he really liked it, including the talking parrot.I've never ventured there, but I got the impression that every story in LW antagonised the locals.
Precisely. Why go to extra effort?I've never ventured there, but I got the impression that every story in LW antagonised the locals.
I have some stories there in a prior account as well. I wrote them to the explanation provided by the Web site on what should be in the category. One of them earned a Green E from Laurel, so I guess I guessed correctly on the intent of the category.Good grief, no...here on Literotica, and in life generally, I do not derive pleasure from antagonizing people. I will definitely submit a story into the Loving Wives category at some stage, however, but not with the intention of pissing anyone off...
The only stories in LW which doesn't piss them off must end in divorce if there is any extramarital sex. And if you want a red-H there, the more violent the ending for the cheater, the higher the score.Good grief, no...here on Literotica, and in life generally, I do not derive pleasure from antagonizing people. I will definitely submit a story into the Loving Wives category at some stage, however, but not with the intention of pissing anyone off...
I wouldn’t go that far. They don’t like cheating that seems either cruel or dumb, I.e. “honey, of course I had to fuck him! He was cute!” If you give them a reconciliation with good characterization and reasoning, they’re mostly okay. Does it score as well as a BTB or a moving on? No. But you can get within spitting distanceThe only stories in LW which doesn't piss them off must end in divorce if there is any extramarital sex. And if you want a red-H there, the more violent the ending for the cheater, the higher the score.
And BTW, my 750-word story "The Teacher - 750 Words" about a wife talking about her cheating husband is doing relatively well (about the same as my best 750-word stories), which suggests they are NOT misogynists, women haters, but rather most of them hating ALL cheaters or any extra-marital sex.
I’d love to read it some time!I wrote one and decided NOT to publish it. Was cathartic to write though and would probably get some laughs.
Ahh... but the extra-marital sex MUST stop.I wouldn’t go that far. They don’t like cheating that seems either cruel or dumb, I.e. “honey, of course I had to fuck him! He was cute!” If you give them a reconciliation with good characterization and reasoning, they’re mostly okay. Does it score as well as a BTB or a moving on? No. But you can get within spitting distance
marriage and monogamy are a fairly recent concept, primarily North American Judeo Christian. Over 2000 years ago, the Roman Catholic Church addressed this issue directly, understanding the passions and the weakness of the flesh. They did not recognize divorce, and specifically said that adultery was NOT grounds for annulment, the church's version thereof. What they were telling us is that marriage is for society, the children, and the next generation, and that it is not about you. Be an adult, and deal with itAhh... but the extra-marital sex MUST stop.
I think that's the key to the majority of the LW readers: they HATE extra-marital sex. And anyone who participates must repent or be destroyed.
And I don't think they're religious fanatics. They're just adamant about marriage meaning monogamy, almost as if many of them have been burned by an unfaithful spouse.
This is what I've focused my 750-word stories on this past month, trying to come up with various scenarios to discern some of the nuisances of their reactions. For example, "Quiet, Don't Wake Him" is about a wife who grew indifferent and emotionally distant from her husband, so much so that the husband finally decides to cheat on her. That's actually doing rather well at 3.8.
Well, yeah, and come to whatever conclusion about marriage and monogamy you want, I don't necessarily disagree. Just remember this is the same church that held endless discussions about whether or not Jesus' foreskin grew back during the accension (Because everything in heaven must be perfect) on top of all those more serious modern issues I could list. They're not know, at least not around my way, for common sense.marriage and monogamy are a fairly recent concept, primarily North American Judeo Christian. Over 2000 years ago, the Roman Catholic Church addressed this issue directly, understanding the passions and the weakness of the flesh. They did not recognize divorce, and specifically said that adultery was NOT grounds for annulment, the church's version thereof. What they were telling us is that marriage is for society, the children, and the next generation, and that it is not about you. Be an adult, and deal with it