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    Anyone notice how Jim Hawkins and Tom from Pocohantas look a lot alike? We should have more images like this in movies, after all, they made Jessica Rabbit mainstream! Seems kinda sexist to cover up all the sexy man muscles and not her *ahems* that are about to pop out, lol.
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    I nursed for a total of 25 months if you add up with both kids, I NEVER had the urge to try it, the smell drove me nuts! Though I do have to say the sex thing is true, especially early for the first few months nursing. However, I was told by someone, won't say who , that it was really sweet depending on what I ate.
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    I really bawled with this story. I truly enjoyed it, I have all the Pern novels and if this were printed I would add it to my collection in a heartbeat. Thanks for the great story and I hope to read more to come.
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    I just entered the premium section of this website. I have lurked for several days since I joined and decided to jump in today. I really enjoy the writer/editor forums as well as the stories. Which I have say are incredible. I have several favorite authors already. Thanks for everyone who has made this a great and welcoming site! Cia (previously anordwell for those who I have chatted with)
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    I have found everyone here to be super supportive and friendly. Don't let knee jerk reaction prevent you from sticking around. Your work is interesting. Keep expressing yourself. anordwell
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    LOL, you all are funny. You can twist a thread quick. Men can use the bottle/nipple shield system that adoptive moms use to nurse if they want to. My youngest wasn't a biter but liked to latch on, Benji I am sure you know what I mean , pull back as far as he could and then shake his head back and forth. I wouldn't advise it. Now a little bit of adult twisting, thats different. Cia (used to be anordwell)
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    Wow, what an interesting question. I enjoy hating a good antagonist that you see coming, as you said the mustache twirling type. The one that you just know is up to no good. Conversely, I do think that the villian that sneaks up on you, that you would never see coming is so much more heinous. The shock factor that comes from the the unexpected betrayer always seems to create much more turmoil. Thanks for the brain teaser.
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