Introducing the cast

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What is the meaning of the word "already" for you?

Don’t be facetious.

“Will you just [insert as appropriate] already” is a colloquial expression, originating in the US, widely used by a generation who are now c. 20 years of age. It appears in the title of my piece in speech marks.

I know perfectly well the grammatical imperfection of the phrase, not least of all as I studied Latin, and have under-graduate and post-graduate degrees in an English language based subject.

Did you feel terribly clever when you wrote your reply? How ridiculous to come onto an art thread and choose to critique the grammatical construction of the title.
 
Sue - “Maybe they already have? Or maybe it was only Sion…”

[After a night out, Sue’s husband comes home with some of the guys from his office. He doesn’t know that Sion has been fucking his wife for years, or that a few weeks ago, on the 7th floor of his own office, his wife was in the boardroom entertaining five of his colleagues.]

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I really like your style. Bold, confident (at least it looks that way to me) and unique. You gave your own “voice.”
You have been very kind to me ever since I started posting, please know that I am very grateful that you take the time to look at my work.
 
Claire - “Imagine you’re in a hotel room, tied to the bed, blindfolded,” her husband instructed her in a whisper, “and I let another man fuck you. All I tell you is that it is someone you know. As he is fucking you all you can think about is how impossibly big he feels inside you. After a few minutes, as he’s kissing you, he pushes the blindfold off. It’s Sion, the guy from work that you pretend to hate, that you argue with constantly, that you know has slept with your bosses wife, and your bosses girlfriend. Do you want him to stop? By the way, I told him he didn’t need a condom.”


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