Sasha Distan
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thanks hun, there's plenty more where that came from. each chapter is going to be with someone new's viewpoint, so hopefully you'll get a pretty rounded experience.
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yes sir. every friday with love and snuggles
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i am immune to begging, unless there's jerky.
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all the kids at school really love this book, but i'm not sure i can actually go into this thing with my eyes open knowing i'm gonna feel awful by the end. sometimes being an empath sucks. took me weeks to get over Dream Boy
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have you any idea how long these chapters take to write? oh darlin', you get one a week. but maybe go study the family tree, and then you won't have to keep referring back to it eh?
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one only wonders what i have in store for you next my friend.
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Mak's problems are... not actually that complicated...
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thanks hun. there is a family tree in the discussion topic (linked from story description). do come and join us.
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“Hey little brother.” Kinai knocked on his brother’s bedroom door by the virtue of pushing it in with his shoulder. He had to, because his arms were currently occupied with a massive pile of extra bedding topped with a wash kit. “Mom says I gotta come bunk up with you for the duration. Suda and Kal are having my room.” “I hope you cleaned it for them.” Dinahei folded his arms behind his head and continued to stare at the ceiling from his prone position on the bed. “I suppose Mak and Kipa got hi
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you're excused for living in the very very north.
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a lot further? final word count is somewhere up over the 100k mark.thanks hun, these two boys really are allabout soft bits and razor sharp bits.
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that dinner! oh you are in for a treat (or not) and a bit more about how pack dynamics work.thanks for all the praise and love. it makes me so happy.
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the main differences between pack vs human dynamics is that wolves don;t see the point in locking someone up when they've done something wrong. Physical punishment and/or death are the ways forward. The alpha of the Werburgh pack was most certainly tried and killed for his behaviour. Wolves believe in choice: you can choose to be a dick, or you can choose to listen to reason. Kurt and Tahryn are getting closer, but they ain't there yet.
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Tahryn saw Kurt coming his way down the corridor looking surprisingly clean and felt like he wanted to be sick again. Bad enough he’d thrown up twice in twelve hours and hadn’t been able to even look at breakfast after his father’s explanation of Kurt’s actions. But now the gangly youth was walking towards him and there was definite strut to his step, a dominance of possession and ownership and Tahryn’s wolf mind rebelled. How dare Kurt lay claim to him after Koby had tried to do the same thing
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how to control my crush for a straight subordinate ?
Sasha Distan replied to sandykv58's topic in The Lounge
Generally, if you want to contact a member, use the PM system. putting your email address on a public forum is not generally seen as a wise idea. -
Gosh I worry about the human race sometimes. You're right of course. Moments like this, I'd actually be quite happy for the power to run out and for us all to have to go back to basics. kind of shows you what's really important after all. Plus most people with no actual 'useful' skills, which i reckon most trolls probably fall into, wouldn't survive long.
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i don't get trolling. what's the point of winding someone up to the point of tears and/or vitriol? Especially if your not there to see it? Where lies the entertainment value in making someone else angry/miserable/rageful?
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how to control my crush for a straight subordinate ?
Sasha Distan replied to sandykv58's topic in The Lounge
I'm going to go with, very simply: Look Elsewhere. Cia and Krista said all the useful stuff. -
ok, now i want to see it too. this might be one of the longest hollywood films in the making ever. certainly the one with the longest filming time I was 14/15 in 2002, i'm twenty six now. Also, i got scared when i realised that most of the kids i teach were born in the 2000's. eep
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you're all about the threesomes... Dinahei, Natu and Socco are a special sort of relationship all their own.
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It was… morning. Probably. It was hard to tell. The sun hovered a few inches above the horizon for the entire five hours in was up at all this time year. The light across the snow was bright and pale, the sun a flat yellowish disc in the frozen air. Whatever time it was, they’d slept long enough, six hours by Socco’s reliable internal clock, and therefore it was time to get up and run. The big grey and white husky blinked brown eyes in the cold light above the snow and swivelled his soft ears fo
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The Sabaakax clan make their living running all over Alaska on four feet. When Kinai buys his little brother a racing harness, and Dinahei discovers the power of being lead dog for one of the men you love, they set a chain of events in motion that will see them attempt to run over a thousand miles in the Last Great Race on Earth. With sibling rivalries multiplied by a factor of having fur, and fundraising going hand in hand with lying, whether or not they'll make it is anyone's guess
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Oh Lucifer... what have you been and gone and done now? WANT!
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*wags tail* thank you hun. fleeting connections may one day be less so. you'll see.
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Doug Camra stood with his arms folded across his impressive chest and watched the Dean's packing their belongings, shoving what they could into suitcases and holdalls. The South Sea pack’s newest, youngest enforcer stood by his side, looking for all the world like a stiff breeze would blow him over. Physically there was nothing Doug had in common with his new recruit, other than their shared height. Kurt Smith looked like he hadn’t had a hot dinner in a long time. He stood there in bare feet scu
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