ShelbyDawn57
Fae Princess
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Not into the whole stake in the heart thing, but we can talk about the rest.Twinkle, Twinkle, little vamp, how I want to stake your ass. Heart, I mean. I might peg his prissy ass first!


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Not into the whole stake in the heart thing, but we can talk about the rest.Twinkle, Twinkle, little vamp, how I want to stake your ass. Heart, I mean. I might peg his prissy ass first!
I can be yours. Bend myself to your view of perfection. Or, I can be who I think you want me to be. The fantasy you're afraid to tell anyone else about. The one that is all about power and dominance. The fantasy where I'm so good for your needs. And I'm very good at being good, Sir. Very good at pretending I'm someone I'm not. For you, I could be the perfect wife. Sweet as pie. Obedient and kind.
All it would cost you is knowing you've broken me. I'm sure that's not a heavy price for you to pay. At least, not until you know what you've lost.
What would you lose in that scenario?
Well, not much really-- only me. The very makeup of my being: a whimsical curiosity of everything around me, my passion, my eagerness to please. You'd lose my utter devotion and desire to worship you in a way that would set your heart and body aflame with passion each and every day. Oh, but that last one is so fun--you'll see.
I speak into the space between our locked gaze, āYou let me hold all of you in my hands and that trust.. it undoes me.ā
The 160 count box of Hersheys Special Dark mini chocolates on my kitchen counter says I was too.I was incapable of avoiding temptation.
The only living thing besides her and Mom was a lone raptor maybe two hilltops away, lolling in flapless figure eights, waiting to spot its next meal hidden somewhere in all that 'there' out there.
Flirting with the BNWO by Serena Steele MonroeMy name is Oliver, but most people call me Ollie. Iāve been married to Linda for almost five years. Sheās 26 and Iām 28. My parents, and Lindaās parents, are wealthyāfilthy rich, Linda would say, when she didnāt care that I could hear. But what she shouldāve said was they were filthy from getting rich. All white wealth is nasty and was obtained by terrible means.
I like the alliteration. I'd suggest a comma after intrigued though. Otherwise it reads as a if 'Intrigued Tito' is the character speaking, not, as I believe you meant, that Tito was intrigued. I guess he could be talking to his twin brother 'Bored Tito' or something.Yeah I know you're supposed to avoid alliterations, but sometimes I just wanna use em.
āOh yeah?ā intrigued Tito inquired, āHowād that go?ā
From the latest unpublished chapter of Neptune's Blessings.
I hated depending on people. People left, people let you grow to depend on them and then disappeared without trace from your life. Other people were not safe for me; I'd learned that so many times over the years.
That would be hilarious, but not what I'm going for so yeah inserting the comma now.I like the alliteration. I'd suggest a comma after intrigued though. Otherwise it reads as a if 'Intrigued Tito' is the character speaking, not, as I believe you meant, that Tito was intrigued. I guess he could be talking to his twin brother 'Bored Tito' or something.
Just a hopefully helpful hint... (I was imagining a group of different Tito's, each described with a conflicting adjective; intrigued, bored excited, apathetic, etc., about something completely banal.)
There's a whole nother thread that could happen with this one: "I'm not here for romance, Trish. I just wanna get folded in half, <and/or/like> ...""I'm not here for romance, Trish. I just wanna get folded in half."
I tried a few versions where there's a funny simile at the end, but I think the shorter, straightforward version is funnier. Punchier.There's a whole nother thread that could happen with this one: "I'm not here for romance, Trish. I just wanna get folded in half, <and/or/like> ..."![]()
I think it's a wonderful line, and open to so many interpretations. Like I said, it could be it's own thread, and who knows what the, um, diverse, minds in the forum would cone up with to complete it..I tried a few versions where there's a funny simile at the end, but I think the shorter, straightforward version is funnier. Punchier.
"I just wanna get folded in half like a slice of pizza."
"I just wanna get folded up like cardboard."
I'm also thinking of moving the line to a different place in the story. Where it is now, she's talking to her friend at the beginning of the story about dressing slutty to go out, and says this by way of explanation.
But the boy she picks up keeps trying to connect emotionally while she just wants sex. She'd say this in frustration to him. "I don't want romance, Johnny. I just want you to fold me in half."
Or I could put this in my back pocket for a future story. I love the line, I'd hate to use it if it doesn't fit perfectly.
"I wanna get folded like a fitted sheet: messily, with lots of cursing, and numerous attempts."I tried a few versions where there's a funny simile at the end, but I think the shorter, straightforward version is funnier. Punchier.
"I just wanna get folded in half like a slice of pizza."
"I just wanna get folded up like cardboard."
I'm also thinking of moving the line to a different place in the story. Where it is now, she's talking to her friend at the beginning of the story about dressing slutty to go out, and says this by way of explanation.
But the boy she picks up keeps trying to connect emotionally while she just wants sex. She'd say this in frustration to him. "I don't want romance, Johnny. I just want you to fold me in half."
Or I could put this in my back pocket for a future story. I love the line, I'd hate to use it if it doesn't fit perfectly.
My first thought was, 'I just want to get folded in half and made into a big messy sandwich."I tried a few versions where there's a funny simile at the end, but I think the shorter, straightforward version is funnier. Punchier.
"I just wanna get folded in half like a slice of pizza."
"I just wanna get folded up like cardboard."
I'm also thinking of moving the line to a different place in the story. Where it is now, she's talking to her friend at the beginning of the story about dressing slutty to go out, and says this by way of explanation.
But the boy she picks up keeps trying to connect emotionally while she just wants sex. She'd say this in frustration to him. "I don't want romance, Johnny. I just want you to fold me in half."
Or I could put this in my back pocket for a future story. I love the line, I'd hate to use it if it doesn't fit perfectly.
I think that versatility is not in how she would be folded in half. I think the power of this is wider than that."I wanna get folded like a fitted sheet: messily, with lots of cursing, and numerous attempts."