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Introduction! Anne Lange
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What do I say?
H-m-m-m!
I'm a writer, first and formost, with a great curiousity in how people do things and what they think about. I guess all writers are like that, especially fiction writers.
In my personal life, which I will keep personal for the most part (some has gotten out already) I'm am a switch of sorts, being dom to my own mother but sub to my husband.
I love the idea of all forms of voluntary, ultimate submission by a woman. Men don't interest me all that much, at least not sub men.
I write about ponygirls, puppygirls and dolcett like stories. The dolcett stories are TOTALLY fantasies that I will NEVER act out no matter how safe I feel and my husband understand this, though we love to discuss it all just before...never mind!
Anyway my stories, many of which I discarded through a sense of guilt over the years, have all centered around the idea of a pemenant form of submission.
A woman becomes the family dog and lives as a dog for the rest of her life. Even to being a "breeding" bitch for the other family dogs. That one story I'm working on.
A woman becomes a full time, 24/7 human mare or pony. She lives in a stable next to real horses and is treated by everyone as if she is just another actual horse. Everyone she knows puts her in harness and bridle and bit and hitches up to various carts. She's used, every day exactly as if she were a real horse.
And my new story is Nancy's Restaurant, about a dolcett future where women are not only eaten as meat for meals but they voluntary surrender to be eaten. They look foreward to being put in the oven or spit or kettle to boil. It is their greatest joy to chose when and how they are cooked and served. That is the ultimate submission.
But I'd really like to hear from other women as to what they think of my stories as I post them. Have I caughter our mindset properly? Does it feel like how a woman would think when she wants to be put in the oven, collar or harness?
Anne Lange
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Hi :wave: Welcome to the Library! Enjoy!
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Hello and Welcome to the Forums!
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Welcome.
Great intro.
One piece of advice though... :rolleyes:
Never ever write a dolcett themed story with female clowns as your cooked characters. "They taste funny."
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Welcome to the forums.
I do enjoy a good puppy girl tale and I look forward to reading your work.
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Welcome and enjoy your stay.
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A very hearty welcome from a Texas sub.
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Welcome to the Library. :)
