Timothy M.
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Thank you, jfalkon, that's a great compliment from my oint of view since I made every effort to make Colin appear this way. I'm glad you liked him.
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Thank you, Def, and also for my story getting your vote. I'm glad you felt the story worked, both in the reluctance and the acceptance of a new chance. I hoped Ken would come across as the right guy, and I'm every tome a reader agrees.
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Well done Sherlock LBO on getting the SA right in the story. But at least you couldn't guess who wrote it. Thank you so much for the praise for the story and the writing. It means a great deal to me, as I spend a lot of effort on improving my writing (with excellent help from my editors / betas). Your last sentence made my day I hope you'll try some of my other stories.
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thank you my Swedish friend, I'm glad you approve. Yes, of course meeting Sol was the final test.
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LOL, Suvitar, this was already the longest of the SA stories, and you want more. But I'll take it as a compliment, so thanks. I'm glad you liked both the characters and the story, as I worked hard to make it good. for reading and reviewing.
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Thanks, buddy. I'm very glad the story met your criteria for romantic, and that you were pleased with Ken being the secret admirer. Solomon was written with CG in mind, I miss him a lot. I hope you'll tell him about the dedication.
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Thanks Robert, I don't think you can give me higher praise than wanting to have a drink with Colin. Your description of my characters have me smiling with pride. Though I'm not sure I know what you mean by 'other directed'
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Thank you, Tim, I'm glad you liked the full story. Special thanks for your help with the street boys and shelter aspects. I appreciated it.
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Thank you, Lisa. I'm glad you enjoyed it so much. I hadn't thought about the ex-boyfriend, but I loved the idea of my readers thinking up even more possible suspects. You're right about Colin being 100% devoted, thank you for pointing that out. Ken's remark about trying to flirt was one of my favorite moments too. As for how Pete knew Colin was gay, see my own sneaky review.
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As a matter of fact, Solomon was not only inspired by CG's stories about his cats, but also by your own Penguin stories. You'll see once the dedication gets added. I'm happy you liked Colin and Ken, I think they're good for each other. I've had so much fun with LOLcats, that topic makes me Thank you for reading and reviewing.
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Thank you Cole, that means a lot coming from someone who is a master of creating interesting and rounded fictional characters. I'm delighted Colin felt real to you, and that you wanted for him to find love. I hope the ending fulfilled your wish.
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I'm sort of glad you felt the pain of the past, even if there were no details given. It was meant to make his reluctance and healing more touching, and I can see I achieved that. What a relief - thank you for letting me know
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Thank you for helping me with Colin's journey, AC. I love it when I make you shed tears, then I know I've done well in the romance aspect of the story.
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After all the guessing you had me doing in Lilydale Leopards I'm just a tiny bit pleased to turn the tables on you. But I'm really you liked the story development, since I worked hard on that. Glad you approve of the ending. Thank you for reading and reviewing
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In Soviet Russia, Iceman Thaws You
Timothy M. commented on Dayne Mora's story chapter in In Soviet Russia, Iceman Thaws You
Indie spent the night without me even having to ask. I can't help worrying that Indie and Preston will both get it wrong and not realize they are more to each other than just awesome fucks. If hope E&C will kick their asses if that happens. Once they are boyfriends I'm sure Preston will get back to his usual fun self and Indie can finally get rid of the ghost of Jameson the abusive bastard. I loved the glimpse of him being angry and getting thrown out of that bar. -
Chapter 1 Patrick’s Personal Card
Timothy M. commented on Timothy M.'s story chapter in Chapter 1 Patrick’s Personal Card
Thank you, my dear friend. I shall look forward to your opinion of every chapter, because you always have something profound to say. And your encouragement helped me take the leap and post PPC at GA. It's hard to decide what is worst: being painfully emphatic or lonely, but being both is heartbreaking. I hadn't thought about it in this way, before you pointed it out just now, but I suddenly realize why Patrick made me feel sad and determined to find him someone to love. Happy Valentine's Day to you too. -
While not anticipated I can't say this comes as a surprise. Hopefully, Merrick can get on a secure channel and talk to Jenson about this. Even if he contemplates the whole 'I don't want to worry my lover' scenario, I think Merrick is too intelligent to fall into that trap. Jenson would not be pleased.
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Prologue and Chapter 1 - Going Home
Timothy M. commented on Mikiesboy's story chapter in Prologue and Chapter 1 - Going Home
I shall keep reading but with trepidation. I'm not so good with abuse stories, but since you've kept the descriptions indirect, hopefully I can cope. Not that the images created are any less terrifying, strangely enough... Great writing, and I hope Tait will regain some kind of peace and love. -
Aaaargh, you're drivinng us crazy - damn right, something's gotta give, lol. They certainly seem well suited to each other.
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Chapter 55 Another Done Deal
Timothy M. commented on Headstall's story chapter in Chapter 55 Another Done Deal
Another Done Deal - or perhaps several: Nodie being like M&K in friendship and love is certain and acknowledged. C&A being future godparents for M&K's kid and vice versa. Saint Kendall does another good dead and Sandra is a future employee of the security firm. Your readers are delighted and look forward to more CotT. Oh and we loved the fun and games too and look forward to the doctor-in-depth. -
Thank you, dugh, I'm very glad to have you on board, and grateful you spend some of your precious GA time reading and reviewing. I agree with you about relating to adults more than teens. And yes, Patrick is unusual and a bit quirky, but not too weirdly, I hope. It's fun to have a mixture of readers with preconceived notions about the story line, and some who are 'virgins' to PPC. I hadn't thought about it beforehand, but now I'm actually enjoying it.
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I had to read it twice, but then I realized you meant Russ and not Evan. Not alwasy easy to get the right twin. It's a good question though, I may have to included something in the next chapter to answer how well Jacob understood. He, he, I enjoyed the joke too. I got some comments about how the boyfriends would react to the twins planning to have a joint house, and somehow I got inspired to turn it upside down. So glad you mentioned it.
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I'm not sure, but at least you had the pleasure of two chapters at once. You're quite right about one of the main themes of the chapter being reconneting with family, and of course Chris now belongs to the family too.
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Chapter 1 Patrick’s Personal Card
Timothy M. commented on Timothy M.'s story chapter in Chapter 1 Patrick’s Personal Card
Thanks Bucket, yes, hungry cheeping is always a good sign, lol. I'm glad the hints of more to come have intrigued you and I think I'm following up on most of them. Else let me know. -
Australian Cricketer Caught Fondling Teammate's Bum
Timothy M. replied to Graeme's topic in The Lounge
Only a straight guy could get away with this. I wish I lived in a world where two gay guys could have a bit of harmless (consensual) fun like this at a sports event and noone would think anything more of it than this situation. But since out men active in professional sport can be counted on one hand (or maybe two?), I think we have a long way to go yet.
