Aditus
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Very, funny, couldn't stop grinning. Thank you!
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A classic tale. Thank you for sharing.
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I can't imagine how devastating it is to lose a child due to your mistakes and ignorance. Cathy managed to make something positive out of it, and Jason can accept hug-free help. Thank you for sharing this up-bolstering ; ) flash.
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I loved Luna, so much I named my cat after her.
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It has been a little difficult to follow along the snippets from across the pond at first, but it led to a round of interesting googling, thank you for that. I enjoyed it and the story.
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Very cute story, I enjoyed it a lot.
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Yes, pride comes, from proud. Express your truth. Exactly. When your ready. Thank you, W_L.
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Dale waits for his best friend Avery at the coffee shop, and waits... When he finally arrives, Dale is in for a surprise. The story takes part in the June 2021 Pride Flash Fiction Challenge.
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I really enjoyed this story Val, including the evil twist. Nicely done.
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Fabulous Pride Dale scrolled through the news. Bored out of his skull, he drank three coffees and had origamied himself through most of the Pride flyers scattered all over the table and produced half a dozen rainbow-colored boats in different sizes. He frowned at articles he’d normally ignored. ‘Yankees are in serious hot water after loss to Red Sox’. Who the fuck cared about the fucking Yankees? ‘So-and-so changed their hair color from platinum blond to whatever and is sooooo happy with th
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Thank you, lomax. I wanted a nice non kitschy ending.
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Yep, my crystal ball would explode.... I was very proud of Zane. I'm glad you liked the story.
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Thank you, for this comment, drsawzall, I'm happy you liked my story.
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Perseverate - Word of the Day - Mon Jun 14, 2021
Aditus commented on Myr's blog entry in Writing World
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Thank you so much, Gary. There are always people who tell you how you should do certain things, but there is nothing more personal than your sexuality. You can ask for opinions, but the decision what to do , when it's time to be you, is always your own. People should respect this. *rant over* Thank you for your thoughtful comment, Gary.
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Your detailed description let me see everything. I'm so glad Craig met James. It looks like Madge was right. You never know... Even if you decide not to continue this story, it makes my thoughts fly with what if.... I really enjoyed this story.
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Your honest descriptions of Zane’s nerves and tendency to plan made him endearing and relatable. Thank you, this means a lot to me. ...but such is the world we live in. Even in 2021, yes. Thank you for sharing your thoughts.
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If it had been a creep, Zane would have gone home, I'm pretty sure. Maybe the colleague found a good job at an open minded ad agency. Sometimes you don't want to fight, but try again at another place, and maybe do a little research before. Thank you for your comment, Tim.
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He was pretty lucky meeting Fenix. I would go to the restaurant with you an buy you dinner. Thank you for your help.
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Until he met Fenix... Thank you for your comment, Chris.
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Thank you. I'm not much of a planner, outside my job, but I know people who always have a plan, a second plan, and a contingency plan on top.... It's very interesting. You're right, sometimes they talk themselves out of even a good thing. This time it worked for Zane.
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By All Accounts Zane’s sweaty hands clasped the steering wheel in a white-knuckled death grip. Following Google's directions, he flipped the signal, slowed down, and turned right. Three months ago, a brain-splitting headache had forced him to leave the highway and seek out the nearest town with a store that sold painkillers. Today though, he was on the small, meandering road to Warrington deliberately. He left the highway because— He could do this. After a while, the hardware shop with
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Zane is a methodical person. He’s great at making plans for work and for his life. When he discovers a rainbow sticker in the lower left corner of a window, he plans to visit a gay bar, for the very first time in his life.
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