"Helpless" -- Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young
"Knockin' on Heaven's Door" -- Bob Dylan
"Canon in D" (Pachelbel's Canon)
"She's Got You" -- Patsy Cline
"Christmas Eve in Washington"
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Lunafalls
Over 90 days ago
Straight Female, 67
United States
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Later, two other books that were wildly popular in the 70's: "The Happy Hooker" and "Everything You Always Wanted to Know About Sex* *But Were Afraid to Ask".
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Thanks for asking! As a longtime reader here, yes -- I mind very much being forced to comment in order to score a story. I comment on stories often; but sometimes I might not feel that I have anything meaningful to say, that others haven't already said.
When I'm trying to vote and that required comment box pops up, it's an immediate turnoff, and I will usually exit the story without leaving a vote OR a comment.
Sometimes, I will even look before reading a story, and if the vote count exactly matches the comment count, it's likely "one of those", and I skip it. There is no shortage of stories to read on Lush!
When I'm trying to vote and that required comment box pops up, it's an immediate turnoff, and I will usually exit the story without leaving a vote OR a comment.
Sometimes, I will even look before reading a story, and if the vote count exactly matches the comment count, it's likely "one of those", and I skip it. There is no shortage of stories to read on Lush!
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In my younger days, I had sex a few times lying on carpet (in the carpeted rear of my boyfriend's friend's van, and on the living room floor). Each time I ended up with painful "carpet burn" on my backside that seemingly lasted for days, but I always felt it was worth it. 
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There's a mistake that seems to be becoming more common in recent years -- people saying, and even writing, the nonexistent exclamation "Wallah!" when they obviously mean "Voila!". I realize that many people who haven't studied French just don't know the correct word and are only saying and writing what they think they've been hearing. But -- UGH.
