steve w
Really Experienced
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- Jun 10, 2003
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I've just posted a story under the category of "Erotic Couplings". While the story does contain a man and a married woman, I've deliberately not placed it in "Loving Wives" because it is not primarily about cheating. Nor is the wife a habitual cheater or having sex with multiple partners. It is part of a series of chapters, which is itself part of a longer novel (which again, is not about cheating on husbands).
http://www.literotica.com/stories/showstory.php?id=165333
Despite this, I've now got a (anonymous) comment about how this "a cheating wife story and they're all sluts" yada, yada. I'm always loathe to wipe any public comments unless they're demonstrably not making any sense and I figure someone got confused/clicked the wrong thing.
My questions are these -
1 If you write about a married woman but place it in another category, why do you still get these kinds of comments?
2 What makes these people so angry/bitter in the first place (I could guess but might be wrong)? The toplist for "Loving Wives" has far lower scores than other categories. Even Non-Consent or Incest doesn't seem to bring forth the same vitriol.
Can anyone explain?
http://www.literotica.com/stories/showstory.php?id=165333
Despite this, I've now got a (anonymous) comment about how this "a cheating wife story and they're all sluts" yada, yada. I'm always loathe to wipe any public comments unless they're demonstrably not making any sense and I figure someone got confused/clicked the wrong thing.
My questions are these -
1 If you write about a married woman but place it in another category, why do you still get these kinds of comments?
2 What makes these people so angry/bitter in the first place (I could guess but might be wrong)? The toplist for "Loving Wives" has far lower scores than other categories. Even Non-Consent or Incest doesn't seem to bring forth the same vitriol.
Can anyone explain?