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Many of the Litiquette-izans have expressed how being at Lit allows them to be more open, free, naughty, slutty, whatever than they are in real life. Today on her road trip to New Orleans Makinmepurr spoke of how fun it would be to meet up with some Lit friends. And of course we all say as we sat safe here on the boards "Sure, it'd be fun" but if you are one of those people where Lit allows you to be "more" would knowing that someone in Lit has met you start to hinder your freedom to be "more"? Or maybe you'd fear not really being that person in RL that you are online. Hmmm...
Speaking of doubt, what about Lit gives you the most reason to doubt. And what you are doubting doesn't matter. For instance, I sometimes doubt the seriousness of any lit drama that goes on.
Many of the Litiquette-izans have expressed how being at Lit allows them to be more open, free, naughty, slutty, whatever than they are in real life. Today on her road trip to New Orleans Makinmepurr spoke of how fun it would be to meet up with some Lit friends. And of course we all say as we sat safe here on the boards "Sure, it'd be fun" but if you are one of those people where Lit allows you to be "more" would knowing that someone in Lit has met you start to hinder your freedom to be "more"? Or maybe you'd fear not really being that person in RL that you are online. Hmmm...
I honestly often wonder if I'd be as confident in real life as I am with my online friends. Here on Lit, I'm quite confident about my body, which isn't always the case in real life.
I also wonder what things I've fantasized about with someone virtually that I might not actually do in real life when it came down to it. That's not to say I'm not being truthful about what turns me on or what I like when talking to a lit partner, but if it ever actually came down to it, I do wonder if I'd get stage fright.![]()
My first thought is to flash my boobs. But that seems wrong here on your thread.So how about a little of this:
http://upallnightbookblog.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/11/tumblr_mtskkm3eGi1silnezo1_500.gif
Cockatar heading your way.
Hey now!!!

Whaaa?
It's funnier than a regular old boring motivational quote.
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Candle flame??
*tucks flamethrower behind back*
. That should only be used when people ask for things to be killed with fire
!I've told you about this before. That should only be used when people ask for things to be killed with fire
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Oh. Right.
Sometimes I forget.![]()
.I've told you about this before. That should only be used when people ask for things to be killed with fire
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Many of the Litiquette-izans have expressed how being at Lit allows them to be more open, free, naughty, slutty, whatever than they are in real life. Today on her road trip to New Orleans Makinmepurr spoke of how fun it would be to meet up with some Lit friends. And of course we all say as we sat safe here on the boards "Sure, it'd be fun" but if you are one of those people where Lit allows you to be "more" would knowing that someone in Lit has met you start to hinder your freedom to be "more"? Or maybe you'd fear not really being that person in RL that you are online. Hmmm...
Well I am the same stupid crazy person on lit that I am in everyday real life so I don't think it would make a big difference to me. Only difference would be I could really put a living breathing person to that name and Avatar on the screen.
