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cloudy said:...and stomp their feetses, and yell, "It's not fair! My story's different, and special!"
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Verrrry special.
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cloudy said:...and stomp their feetses, and yell, "It's not fair! My story's different, and special!"
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cloudy said:...and stomp their feetses, and yell, "It's not fair! My story's different, and special!"
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The snake was just a live dildo.
"... and it's art. And in Watashiwa it's legal for 14 year old virgin Siamese twins to have anal sex with The Wild Man of Borneo. This is censorship!"cloudy said:...and stomp their feetses, and yell, "It's not fair! My story's different, and special!"
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yui said:"... and it's art. And in Watashiwa it's legal for 14 year old virgin Siamese twins to have anal sex with The Wild Man of Borneo. This is censorship!"![]()
BlackShanglan said:*snorks Coke*
God, that's an image that's going to be with me for a while.
cloudy said:...and stomp their feetses, and yell, "It's not fair! My story's different, and special!"
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thebullet said:From the other point of view, I recall a story that was blatently child porn posted to Literotica.
The author cleverly changed the ages of the protagonists to 18, but throughout the story they acted and talked like 12 year olds. And the physical descriptions made it obvious that they were children.
Still, the author had changed the ages to meet the requirements.
Don't ask me what the story was, I don't remember.
MichelleLovesTo said:I could see people doing that.
I'm excited about posting my stories here, and I find it interesting how I need to reevaluate them based on different rules and a different readership.
I've been reposting older stories, but I hope to write something specifically for here soon. Something that meets all the rules.![]()
thebullet said:From the other point of view, I recall a story that was blatently child porn posted to Literotica.
The author cleverly changed the ages of the protagonists to 18, but throughout the story they acted and talked like 12 year olds. And the physical descriptions made it obvious that they were children.
Still, the author had changed the ages to meet the requirements.
Don't ask me what the story was, I don't remember.
gauchecritic said:I'm probably about as egotistical (ie selfish) as you can find. for instance when the Horsey mentioned the no lists arguement I immediately assumed that it was I that was being referenced. Made me feel good, right up until the point that I realised that the reference was somewhat satyrical and that the horsey is not that kind of animal without warning, with regard to others.
I'm pretty sure (as Cant I think mentioned) that any kind of measurement for selfishness has to be from anecdotal evidence rather than clinical trial.
Bearing in mind the first paragraph, I can recall three events off the top of my head when I stopped my vehicle because I had to aid someone I thought was in trouble. Once to take someone home who I knew to be lost (a dementia sufferer) one who was 'just chilling man' (walked away laughing from that one) and one who had apparently collapsed on the street but on investigation was laid out with his arm down a stop-cock plate attempting to turn off the mains to his business.
Not one of those situations gave me any sense of happiness or happy self rightousness. That is, in all three situations I did what I thought had to be done without any other concern.
Perhaps I'm the exception that proofs the rule but then, it just happens that on each occasion I was travelling with my brother who had exactly the same thoughts (we'd discussed each thing after they occurred)
So two examples of altruism and I'm quite certain (by definition) we are not unique.
As to championing cold logic (and I still have no idea as to where selfishness is a proven part of anyone's makeup) doesn't logic preclude being drawn into returning perceived insults? I'm pretty sure there's a particular use of veiled insult or threat which means that the logic is dissipated and therefor the arguement lost at that point.
One more thing, from way back in the thread: On principles and action warranted by them.
An old East European story (claimed by the world and their uncle) considers the difference between participation and commitment. In a breakfast of bacon and eggs the chicken participates but the pig is committed.
dlake said:I know that the characters in stories involving in sexual situations must be at least 18. The question I have is about a story i'm writing regarding a personal experience I had back in high school involving masturbation with a friend.
There was no sexual contact between us, but I understand masturbation to be a sexual situation regardless. So my question is if I don't mention age at all, just the grade of the characters in school, would my story be rejected because it implies an age range? Do I need to clearly indicate what the ages are of the characters so that it is obvious that they are at least 18?
I would very much like to tell the story as closely as I remember it, but I don't want to break any rules in the process. So If I can leave some details vague so that I don't contradict how it actually happened and still play by the rules, I would be glad to do it.
I'm still ironing out the details, so any help at this point would be appreciated.
cloudy said:If you make them seniors in high school, you should be fine. Anything less will most likely be rejected.
Boxlicker101 said:I know that the characters in stories involving in sexual situations must be at least 18. The question I have is about a story i'm writing regarding a personal experience I had back in high school involving masturbation with a friend.
There was no sexual contact between us, but I understand masturbation to be a sexual situation regardless. So my question is if I don't mention age at all, just the grade of the characters in school, would my story be rejected because it implies an age range? Do I need to clearly indicate what the ages are of the characters so that it is obvious that they are at least 18?
I would very much like to tell the story as closely as I remember it, but I don't want to break any rules in the process. So If I can leave some details vague so that I don't contradict how it actually happened and still play by the rules, I would be glad to do it.
I'm still ironing out the details, so any help at this point would be appreciated.
11-15-2005 02:01 PM
Even it you describe them as seniors, it might be a good idea to include some comment that says they are 18. Maybe something like: "It was easier, now that we had turned 18 and could go into the adult book store."
dlake said:Awesome, thanks for the help guys. I made a few changes and I think it still turned out well. So how long does it take for a story to be approved anyway?
dlake said:I do hope it gets accepted. I'd like to see what people think of my first submission.
yui said:"... and it's art. And in Watashiwa it's legal for 14 year old virgin Siamese twins to have anal sex with The Wild Man of Borneo. This is censorship!"![]()
BlackShanglan said:I just want to say that this thread was worth resurrecting for this post alone:
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sweetsubsarahh said:Ahh. I remember my first submission.
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(Looking forward to reading your first story!)
Boxlicker101 said:Out of curiosity, I looked up my first post. It has an average score of 4.57, with 23 votes and 21,507 views. It has no PC. I submitted it almost three years ago when there was no such thing as a PC.![]()