Until you self-identified with something that I find appalling.
I never thought of you as that person.
Now, you’ve shown me that you see yourself in that writing, and it’s not a flattering picture.
I mean, I wrote that to tell people to NOT be that person. To respect consent, to keep their assholery to themselves, to accept differences of opinion.
I liked you. Considered you charming, even.
Until now.
I also don’t NOT do newbies. I was having a conversation with one of my favorite muses, and they said: I liked TheFerrett’s writing on
A bit ago, I shared an article on my social media titled Woman Who “Broke” Her Vagina With Sex Toy Shares Warning To Others. (Clicking
So, you’ve asked for consent. They have said no, but left the door open for the future. What do you do? You asked for consent.
There is just something about dirty talk. About hearing some delightfully naughty words whispered in your ear, or whispering them in someone else’s. It’s powerful.
I have an opinion. If you’re read my writings for a while, you already know this. However, I’m open to other points of view, and
The word of the week is “nerve”. To participate, create a 15-word story with nerve, nerves, or nervous. I can’t wait to see your creativity!
This is a pre-recorded bonus class that will be followed up by a LIVE Q&A session with Taylor and Nookie for those who have access.
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