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    Mishka
    All and all a great intro for a story. You've taken your assignment in an unexpected direction and that will hook the reader. I know I want to find out what happens. Is it really over or is it just another beginning. Must agree with DM ( Dungeon Mistress? OH sorry Dragon's Muse) on knelt and kneeled, I've never known how to use or pronounce the latter.
    On a more personal aside, try not to make Rhabbi too nervous. I know how that goes. My sally can get pretty worried when she reads some of my fiction. It's only fiction I tell her, but feelings are feelings.
    Mad Lews
    English does not borrow from other languages. English follows other languages into dark alleys, raps them over the head with a cudgel, then goes through their pockets for loose vocabulary and spare grammar.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mad Lews View Post
    Mishka
    DM ( Dungeon Mistress? OH sorry Dragon's Muse)
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    Please, i don't have a "toppy" bone in my body (except when it comes to the dreaded comma splice or split infinitive -- then i go all bat-chyt crazy)
    “To be completely woman you need a master and in him, a compass for your life. You need a man you can look up to and respect. If you dethrone him, it is no wonder that you are discontented, and discontented women are not loved for long.”
    - Marlene Dietrich


    NOTE TO SELF: "Sadistic rat bastard, Sir!" is not a safeword!


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    Quote Originally Posted by Dragon's muse View Post
    Please, i don't have a "toppy" bone in my body (except when it comes to the dreaded comma splice or split infinitive -- then i go all bat-chyt crazy)
    I seem to recall a few times that you were quiet hard on my stories. That was a definate Domme type thing, though I know i appreciated every comment.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Rhabbi View Post
    I seem to recall a few times that you were quiet hard on my stories. That was a definate Domme type thing, though I know i appreciated every comment.

    The line between Domme-type : and just plain grammar nazi is a very fine one. i think i have both feet planted very firmly on it.
    “To be completely woman you need a master and in him, a compass for your life. You need a man you can look up to and respect. If you dethrone him, it is no wonder that you are discontented, and discontented women are not loved for long.”
    - Marlene Dietrich


    NOTE TO SELF: "Sadistic rat bastard, Sir!" is not a safeword!


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    Mishka, I felt that, all of it. Heart-rending, yet that spot of hope at the end. I'm holding on to that just now.

    tessa
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    Quote Originally Posted by Dragon's muse View Post
    Please, i don't have a "toppy" bone in my body (except when it comes to the dreaded comma splice or split infinitive -- then i go all bat-chyt crazy)
    Just musing over the initials DM; sometimes serendipity is pure coincidence but other times it can be a Freudian bra, er slip, Freudian slip
    English does not borrow from other languages. English follows other languages into dark alleys, raps them over the head with a cudgel, then goes through their pockets for loose vocabulary and spare grammar.

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