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No change for me- I'm surprised at how steady mine is.
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No change for me- I'm surprised at how steady mine is.
I posted a second story. Probably a mistake, but I always wanted to write a story that featured rich people in a Dynasty or soap opera kind of way.
Looks like thirteen new stories have been added since yesterday.
I'm reading yours now and enjoying it.
Mine was almost 75K words, but if that's what it takes to tell the story, I don't sweat the score or the comments about the length.
Mine was one of them. It would originally have been posted yesterday but I found a a bad typo in the Summary and had to resubmit (that will teach me to copy and paste, like Laurel always warns in the contest rules, rather than retyping "just a few words" Ha ha). It's relatively long and complicated, so it's getting trashed in the score, with another 1 being added just a few minutes ago. The ones may get swept, but the lot of 4s won't, so it won't figure in the competition. The first comment won't help either, though it makes me wonder if the person who made it read the rest of the story after that point.
I am trying to read as many as I can, but I'll be honest, some are in categories that I have zero interest in, so I'll likely pass on those.
Sipping my coffee and chuckling over my latest comment. Heaven forbid a woman who enjoys her sexuality should be portrayed in the romance category- it should be in EC where it belongs.

Sipping my coffee and chuckling over my latest comment. Heaven forbid a woman who enjoys her sexuality should be portrayed in the romance category- it should be in EC where it belongs.
? Multiple people find the loves of their lives. That count?Sipping my coffee and chuckling over my latest comment. Heaven forbid a woman who enjoys her sexuality should be portrayed in the romance category- it should be in EC where it belongs.
Ah, that may explain what’s happening with my story. It’s in Romance, and it has the requisite HEA. The main character has some physical issues with sex (unpleasant sensitivity, yeast infections). In the HEA, however, she is able to enjoy sex and value her sexuality. I’ll decide that this is the readers’ problem, and that the story itself isn’t crummy.Sipping my coffee and chuckling over my latest comment. Heaven forbid a woman who enjoys her sexuality should be portrayed in the romance category- it should be in EC where it belongs.