CassieQ
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Darwinism at its finest. Glad the polar bears weren't punished for being polar bears.
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I work out to feel better as well. I exercised when I was chubby and I do it now when I'm skinny. It does wonders for my mood and stress as well.
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Trying to get back in my workout routine after a vacation last week. Luckily I was pretty active while away so it's not as bad as I thought it might be. Not saying it's easy either though! 🥵
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otolaryngologist - Word of the Day - Sat Oct 19, 2024
CassieQ commented on Myr's blog entry in Writing World
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I'll fight you for Levi. . I have a feeling @Thirdlymight throw a hat into the ring as well. I would have been delighted to write another 60 to 80K words, but you would have needed to wait at least another decade, based on my current writing speed. But seriously, thank you so much. This was a great project that i really enjoyed, but was a little nervous to post. The feedback I've gotten so far has been amazing.
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Thank you. I agree with everything said here, and I appreciate you sharing this kind of feedback!
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Thank you so much! I appreciate this. I learned a lot writing this and the feedback has been a little overwhelming in the very best way, especially this comment. Thank you again.
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I wish I knew more about poetry, so I could find better words. But this was absolutely beautiful and poignant.
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Thank you for reading and commenting. I was also a confused bisexual for a while and discovering new things about yourself can be beautiful and frightening in equal measure. @Thirdly very kindly beta-read this story for me and gave me the courage to complete and post this story. She and my editor are both quite awesome!
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Thank you for the comment. I really enjoyed writing and sharing this story!
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Thank you very much! This story was a learning experience for me and I'm glad to hear that people are enjoying it!
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Thank you so much for your help with this, it's very much appreciated.
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Thank you so much. I'm glad that you enjoyed it and pleased that it made it into your reread list!
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This was written, intentionally, in a style that was meant to foster some confusion. The reader doesn't get all the answers, just as Austin will never get all the answers. I appreciate the feedback and thanks for giving this one a shot.
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Thank you very much! It's a complicated topic and I learned a lot exploring it with Jay.
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Thank you for commenting. This story means a lot, and I'm glad to see people enjoying it.
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Thank you very much. I learned a lot writing this, and I'm glad to see that so many people are enjoying Jay's story (including the spicy bits ).
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Thank you for sharing your thoughts! While I couldn't spend as much time on the family dynamics as I would have liked, I think Stacey might be confused at first, but would come around. She loves her twin. But I'm not sure what would happen if she learned about Jay using her name for a while. I'm glad people like Levi. He's pretty cool. Thank you for reading and commenting!
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Thank you so much for this comment. I learned a lot from writing this as well.
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Thank you for commenting. I'm glad you enjoyed this!
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Thank you for commenting. I put a lot into this, and I'm happy to hear that you enjoyed it.
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Four-year-old Jason peeked around the edge of the open door. His parents usually kept the door of their room securely closed during the day, but it was ajar right now, and he knew his dad was doing something called “work” and his mom was downstairs. He grinned as he stepped inside. He loved exploring his parent’s room. There was so much fun stuff in there. The bed was soft and perfect for jumping. The television in here had more channels than the one downstairs and he esp
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Jason figured that college was a time to experiment. To explore a part of himself he was always ashamed of before. To be free, have fun, and enjoy himself. No-one was supposed to get involved. No-one was supposed to get hurt. Jason didn’t count on Levi.
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Does anyone have a friendly poltergeist haunting their house?
CassieQ replied to Page Scrawler's topic in The Lounge
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Does anyone have a friendly poltergeist haunting their house?
CassieQ replied to Page Scrawler's topic in The Lounge
Allergies...sure.
