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AHA! From the Wikipedia article: The sensory regions for the feet and genitals lie next to each other. I am validated! Then again, I don't want to go all medical on this, it ruins the fetish XD

Hey. No fetish shaming! I mean, unless it involves human waste. Urgh! I agree with everything @Wayne Gray just said.

You start Yes, please!

oh lordy .. lol does that mean you just like them or does it go farther than that. personally it's a big no from me. lol I hadn't expected further inquiry here, but here we go… I really like them, but only the hot, well-pedicured, clean kind.

Extremely rude.

I like feet.

Do you… even have to wear them at home now 🫤 ? (I was going to post pictures of my feet in socks but not knowing the ratio of feet fetishists vs. feet haters here, I refrained.)

@kbois would never spend so much time on the twins' family if they weren't the future in-laws of both Tyler and Elijah.

I WILL! But ziplines, no. Not going there. Just like humans shouldn't spend too much time underwater, they also shouldn't be suspended in air. Glad you had a blast

enfire

You called for speculation. I speculate 1) they are alive, and 2) they are the most important ones to rescue so far.

top secret

Hahaha, I find her absolutely hilarious. New YouTube channel to follow. 👍

There have been so many promotions to Signature and Promising since 2014, I don't even know where to begin. Your statistics are completely wrong, just read through the promotion blog posts. To sum it all up, I'll refer to Cia's post "How do I become a Promising or Signature Author?" from the FAQ. The criteria are clearly listed and word count isn't one of them.

My significant other converted me to a cat person. (Yet I still mostly write about werewolves, BUT I PUT CATS IN THERE TOO)

I accept this role.

IT ME.

Finally someone seems to reading the clues I am putting in EVERYWHERE. 😂 Sadness cannot be without joy, for neither can exist without the other. (Color choice is another hint. I feel smug.)

Maybe I'm erring on the side of moving along the story, as people have told me already that NOTHING IS HAPPENING 50,000 words in. 😂 I'll keep that in mind, but chapters 21–23 are pretty much set in stone, so we'll see… Your feedback is greatly appreciated though. Is that a real question? Maybe? The Construct Wardens are not beyond emotion and feelings and interpersonal relationship, but I doubt he has any interest in beings on earth in that way. Or does he? I'm particularly fond of their relationship because it is so tricky. I run the risk of revealing too much, but by now, the comment section is a sort of director commentary anyway, so here goes: Consider 3 years ago what happened between Grey and Mark. Just think what Mark went through. Think what Sebastian went through knowing his state right now. People with "the curse" have all sorts of feelings inside of them that rip them apart, with a core that's possibly still their true self. I'll throw some questions: What if Mark was really torn apart after turning Grey away? What if Mark saw a spark of Grey in Sebastian; they are brothers after all? What would it do to Mark once he realized that Sebastian becomes a whole other—better—person when he's around him? What would it do to Sebastian meeting someone where he can truly shine and be himself, where he knows he will be a better person when they're close? Is it love or is it dependency? Addiction even? Or some whole other thing, like a sort of magic affinity that Mark holds that the reader wasn't told about yet? Or did it really start after that fateful day 3 years ago, maybe it ran longer? Is there betrayal that Grey has to battle with in addition to all the other shit in the pack? Can Grey trust his brother again—or for the first time even? Will he?

This comment section is heartwarming. And funny. 💜

I believe it is my job, as tentative member of the korner krew, to make smart-ass comments. Right? Here goes: Turning GPS off on a phone when opening an email does nothing. It is the equivalent of putting your car keys in a bag while boiling an egg. There are other factors to take into account, but usually opening an email—just like visiting this website—can load external resources from web servers, and those can log the IP address of the person accessing. On a mobile phone with cellular data, the approximate geolocation of that IP address, roughly with city-level accuracy, is publicly available information. Now if Sebastian had provided them with specialized phones that route all Internet access through a VPN for example, that could throw off the geographical pinpointing, but if you don't change that VPN regularly, you then make yourself traceable by having a specific static IP out there. That may belong to the VPN provider, but still, they are not as private as people think. (VPNs—the way they are marketed right now and have been for a while—are just scams. There are legitimate uses of course, but not what people tend to believe.) GPS on the phone itself does… nothing to the email. But even with it off, the geolocation APIs on Android and iOS are way smarter than just relying on GPS. When you're inside a building, GPS wouldn't work, yet you still get quite good pinpointing in maps for example. This is because they also use cell tower triangulation and a crowdsourced database of nearby Wi-Fi access points to know where you are. Had the email contained a payload to break into the phone, all bets are off anyway. They have access to all of the above, and could turn the phone into a listening device with ease. On a fully updated phone, this would require resources of a state-level actor, because zero-day vulnerabilities are not easy to come by. I love this story :3 💜 I will add this GIF to temper my smartassiness:

WHAT A CLIFFHANGER! But you know what? Just one click to the next chapter.