Litiquette VI

How close do you think Literotica reflects your real life?

  • 100%, The way I interact here is exactly how I interact in real life

    Votes: 39 20.2%
  • 0%, Are you crazy. Literotica is as far away from my real life as anything could possibly be and I l

    Votes: 24 12.4%
  • 50%, It's close to my real life, at least how I interact publicly

    Votes: 43 22.3%
  • 50% I'm far more kinky, naughty, filthy here than I am in real life.

    Votes: 87 45.1%

  • Total voters
    193
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I’ve never shown Pmann even a smidge of tit.
Not sure if that makes me unique, or him...

It makes me one of a kind.


Pmann.
“I think you’re high when you post. A lot.”

That’s the best you can do?
Hmmmm....
slightly disappointed in your lack of creativity there.
No need to still be disappointment and completely let down because I didn’t let you judge my tits over on your thread.
It’s okay lil fella. 😉

It wasn’t an insult. Just my observation. Was I wrong? No edibles whilst posting?
 
I’m gonna need to speak with an attorney before I admit or deny any accusations.

frcp rule 12.
Or maybe it’s 9 or 10.
Something like that.


Admit nothing

Deny everything

Demand proof

and if caught dead to rights plead ignorance of the offense :D:D
 
My favorite font is Times New Roman.

My grammar is generally quite good.

I strive to only say positive things to people and about people.

I have the cutest dog on Lit.
 
Lazy question today...

What is it here that makes you unique? Like, when you're trying to connect with a person here, what do you think draws them to you? What do you use to peacock and get them? Could be physical. Could be a character traits (zzzzzz). What makes you unique?

And if anyone does a humble brag or some lame answer like "I'm not special and I don't feel like I'm anything special , I'm just me" I'm going to call you out. And then I'll tell you why you are unique. And I assure you, you don't want that.

Just say what makes you awesome or unique.
Hmm. What makes me unique? Well, let's think on that.

1. Answering lazy questions.

2. Humble bragging and lame answers.

3. Peacock-ing like a boss.

4. I am wicked good with Snapchat filters (I'm lying about this. I don't have Snapchat.)

5. Oh, and mocking Pmann's questions. Wait. That doesn't make me unique at all.
 
Phew, the room seems a little warmer than the last time I strolled through. Hands out iced tea and lemonade for everyone, enjoy that refreshing flavor. Now.....

Is it possible to enjoy this isolation time more than when we were free to go out and about as we eased? Those introverts, recluses, even hermits are able to live life without the guilt of societal social interaction expectations. The air is cleaner, nature is reclaiming what once was its.....sure there are downsides, lots of them, but is it possible for us to enjoy the change of pace, the new way of living?
 
you and i (when i am identifying as little) are the only two who do that. teehee

Well, I’ve seen BFG change her font purple before, but yes, I am probably an outlier for my consistency in it. I like the colour, what can I say? :cattail: 💜

I find your identification as a little to be a smidge oxymoronic as well, because I regard you, and I'm sure others do; as confident, self assured, and someone who's in charge of her being. I understand that one's sexual self =/= their social or professional self necessarily...I'm a breathing example of such.
I'm rather familiar with males who hold powerful roles in their public life having a secret need to be submissive or otherwise find relief from the responsibility.

I find female examples of such more intriguing.

You know, it’s odd to be called an oxymoron... but I kinda like it. A lot of people have a difficult time with my littleness until they meet me in person... then they basically can’t deny it - like an elephant in the room. I have to actively try to keep the little in me at bay during work (although it does help me connect with pediatric patients when I get to let a bit out and chat about Pokémon or MLP...), but even people at work probably wouldn’t be surprised to know I’ve got the proclivity. I mean, I sang and danced to Space Unicorn at report once...

I don’t think there is a gender link to being who you are in public vs. private. I do understand why more male-identifying people find it easier/more necessary to keep their submissive side a secret - for some reason masculinity can’t be synonymous with vulnerability in this society, and submissives can only be vulnerable, right? 🙄

Oh, I am getting into some other things I probably shouldn’t now...

I’ll just end this by saying yes, I’m not the typical, pretty flower, starlight and rainbows kinda little - but I am a little girl. I’m His little girl, and I don’t need to suck on a paci to prove it.
 
Phew, the room seems a little warmer than the last time I strolled through. Hands out iced tea and lemonade for everyone, enjoy that refreshing flavor. Now.....

Is it possible to enjoy this isolation time more than when we were free to go out and about as we eased? Those introverts, recluses, even hermits are able to live life without the guilt of societal social interaction expectations. The air is cleaner, nature is reclaiming what once was its.....sure there are downsides, lots of them, but is it possible for us to enjoy the change of pace, the new way of living?

I was just talking about this yesterday... For me, this time has been amazing. I feel a little guilty because I know it's such a hardship for many. So I'll preface this by saying I understand this is not peaches and cream for most

But for me, it's wonderful in the sense that my life is more laid back and all. My work has mostly stayed similar, just less interaction. As an introvert, that pleases me. There will be things on the horizon that annoy me. But still, this has been an amazing time.
 
I am a major introvert and homebody - but even I am struggling with this. I think it's because where home used to be the place I chose to be - where I relaxed and loved to be - now it's work, work, work. I'm working from home, homeschooling two girls, and it feels like the days just never end. Having my solace and my work mixed together just isn't working well for me. It's so stressful and overwhelming to not have that escape at the end of the day.

This is exactly how I feel. I went out last night for 20 minutes to pick up dinner and I felt like a prisoner who had just been released. Freedom!!!!!

Part of it is that I’m busier at work than I’ve ever been, so I’ve been working pretty much round the clock with little sleep to keep my head above water. I’m in HR and with many people losing their jobs, they are applying fast and furious. This is job security for me though and I also feel guilty about that.
 
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Phew, the room seems a little warmer than the last time I strolled through. Hands out iced tea and lemonade for everyone, enjoy that refreshing flavor. Now.....

Is it possible to enjoy this isolation time more than when we were free to go out and about as we eased? Those introverts, recluses, even hermits are able to live life without the guilt of societal social interaction expectations. The air is cleaner, nature is reclaiming what once was its.....sure there are downsides, lots of them, but is it possible for us to enjoy the change of pace, the new way of living?

Little has changed for me, other than eating out and trying to keep my wife calm.
 
I am a major introvert and homebody - but even I am struggling with this. I think it's because where home used to be the place I chose to be - where I relaxed and loved to be - now it's work, work, work. I'm working from home, homeschooling two girls, and it feels like the days just never end. Having my solace and my work mixed together just isn't working well for me. It's so stressful and overwhelming to not have that escape at the end of the day.

This sounds tough. Can you try to separate the work/homeschooling from the solace more? I don't know if any of these would be practical, but... Set fixed hours, wear different clothes, do a little 'commute' between the work and play parts of the day, just a ten minute walk round the block/garden/balcony/whatever? I found it difficult to switch from work to play at the end of the day when I first started working from home, yonks ago, but it did get easier. Separating the two worlds was important, otherwise there's a whole 'hamster on the wheel' feeling to every day. Good luck. And stay safe. :rose:
 
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