Depends, really. If I'm really worked up, I'll do it right then and there while reading it. But most times I wait until after I've finished or I save it until I go to bed.
Hap is horridly afraid of water, wont go within 100 feet of it.
Same Difference does not mean 'same thing'. Same difference refers to two subject matters which are not equal yet share similar values.
For instance: Apples & Oranges. Both are fruits, but are not equal.
Bob: I love Apples.
John: Don't you mean Oranges?
Bob: Same Difference
>:I Going to go rub this in my mothers face now, it has always annoyed me the way she says "same difference" instead of "same thing."
Well, this is awkward. :I
Frankly, as a reader, I'd like to see more AI robots/androids/machines paired with humans.
What would you like to see more of?
"Can that many really fit in that tight little hole?!"
"The shocker...? Oh! I thought my boyfriend was just doing a weird Vulcan hand sign!"
If it's something scientific, like the maximum velocity of yogurt floating in space, I probably wouldn't care because I don't know what that is in the first place. That would probably only serve to annoy the few people that actually know that. But it would certainly annoy me if we simply threw two people together into an elevator, it jams, and they just start to rut like wild baboons. I'd probably still read it, but it would be an agitated orgasm. The only thing that would make me completely abandon a story because of the ludicrousness of the situation would have to be eye-rolling worthy. Like a group of young, sprightly cheerleaders decided to gang the old senile janitor or something.
I like to know why things are happening and that they are happening because of a good and believable reason.
If the janitor looked like Brad Pitt and he'd actually secretly been screwing all the cheerleaders before and they had just found out he had been playing them against each other. They decide to get revenge by gang-banging him into unconsciousness, well, I'd probably read that because it seems viable.
The first 'Big Girl' book I read, and the book that catapulted me into my love or reading for the rest of my life. The book I recommend to damn near every parent to get their kid to read, or even them.
The Day My Bum Went Psycho by Andy Griffiths.
Everyone else has mature books and I've got this one.
OTL
Still a child at heart, it seems.
Has to be cock for me.
I used to use "Dick" when I was a kid insulting my sisters.
"You bloody dickhead" mainly.
So whenever I see it in erotic I feel like a kid again and can't help but giggle like a prepubescent tween over a penis.
I usually stick to "cock" "erection" or "shaft."
c:
Dick should be left to insulting your friends with.
I find it positively delicious~ x3
I adore the word plump, who wouldn't want to molest something if it was called plump?
It even sounds thrillingly generous on my lips.
Though I did hear 'Renaissance' being used to describe fuller woman, and I do like the ring of that.
I'm sure Louis Prima's "Bigger the Figure" could give you some more ideas. xD
"Older" as in 40+ and gentlemen as in male. ;D
I remember my mother telling me (which I promptly followeed and showed all my friends) what her and her friends did to increase breast size when they were younger. It was complete poppy-cock, but it still makes me laugh. What you would do is push your hands out infront of you, pull them back, then push them straight up, over your head. You'd repeat this over and over again along with the chant "I must! I must! I must increase my bust!"
It's so cute and hilarious to think back on this.
When I was younger, just moving into puberty, my biggest fantasy was being fucked over the hood of a big, beautiful muscle car! God, I love those cars. 8D But now I have far too many fantasies to list, but I'll still adore my first fantasy. xD
I have an adoration for the odd. Put me down as a yes. ;D
Across the ditch.
This idiom means on the other side of the Tasman Sea, used to refer to Australia or New Zealand depending on the speaker's location.
Tit for tat.
To give someone something equal to what was given you; to exchange a series of very similar things, one by one, with someone. They gave me the same kind of difficulty that I gave them. They gave me tit for tat. He punched me, so I punched him. Every time he hit me, I hit him. I just gave him tit for tat.
Away with the fairies
Means day dreaming
Bit of a dag
A person with a good sense of humour.
A dag is a bit of sheep shit that cligns the the wool around it's arse. xD
I could go on and on. :U
M/M or as it's know hardcore little weeaboo's "Yaoi" is all the rage in the teenage female age-group; anyone who's anyone is into it. I published a series of short stories based on a friends two gay male characters. They've recieved more views, comments and what-not then any story I've written before. It's just the new "in thing." I, personally, put it down to curiosity that drives that beast. Women don't have prostate, after-all.
Most readers are women.
Most writers are women.
Women are more likely to like the writing style of a female than a male, simply because a female knows a female better than a male does.
I like a word that sounds good in the mouth.
Like a nice heavy cock does. 8D
But it also has to sound pleasing to the ears, just make sure you don't repeat it to much. xD
I'm a natural E to F. But I kind of cheat with my pleasing plump form. x3
To a mother and daughter "Are you two sisters?" Why do men think that's a compliment!?
Passion is not something I want to strongly in aman, when you're a very passionate person, not everythig your passionate is a good thing, why do you think they call some crimes "Acts of Passion."
I would like a man with Drive. I want him to know what he's doing with his life, I want him to be a switch, because sometimes I want to be in control and other times I want to be controlled, a little bit of arrogance is alright, but I don't want his ego sweeling to consume all the oxygen in the atmosphere and dooming us all, he'd have to be intelligent, but not a genius, just be able to hold a conversation and not come off as condecending.
But most importantly, I want him to be different I don't think I could cope with a mainstream kind of guy, i'm not exactly normal myself, and i'd hate to freak a guy I love out by my mannerisms.
Above all else, I think balance makes a good guy. x3