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Mike, I find that you are direct and always mean exactly what you say. These words are no different. Thank you for showing us what is in your heart and mind. Being that transparent is brave.
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And The Answer Is Nothing
Reader1810 commented on Mikiesboy's story chapter in And The Answer Is Nothing
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this Mike, your words tell tim how you feel and so do your actions. They may not register at the time, but they do, nonetheless.
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Yet Another Misrepresentation of D/s
Reader1810 commented on MacGreg's blog entry in Musings by MacGreg
I should have known you were aware of the eye and what it represents. Clever, yet subtle, and comforting, too, to know you keep watch as you do. -
Yet Another Misrepresentation of D/s
Reader1810 commented on MacGreg's blog entry in Musings by MacGreg
Excellent blog, Mac, it’s just unfortunate there was cause for you to need to set the record straight, as it were. I’m sure things of this nature must be very frustrating for real Doms and subs. Going off topic for a moment. I know that you are The Handler, and Mike is The Observer, but the picture you chose for your blog headings tells a bit of a different tale, imo. Did you realize that the third tree from the right has an eye on its trunk? Is it happenstance? Hmm... More like fate, I think since I believe you to be watchful like Mike. Okay, so that’s where my mind went, take my musings as you will. -
It is amazing, but then, so are you, tim. I knew you were good at this “little thing” called writing, but wow, no planning and you come up with a clever and in-depth short story. Well done, my friend, well done! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
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The stage seemed to be set for things not to go Dick’s way, but when it was truly needed, he found the courage of a lion to protect his cub. Best Daddy Ever indeed! ! ! I really liked this, tim. I really did. PS: It was an added bonus knowing the places and locations referenced in the story.
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Over The Rainbow • Part I
Reader1810 commented on Carlos Hazday's story chapter in Over The Rainbow • Part I
Good point about the differing generational influences. The next few years are going to be interesting, methinks. As for Cesar and Brett going prematurely gray, they can always parlay that into a new career plugging Grecian Formula hair care for men, just saying... -
Over The Rainbow • Part I
Reader1810 commented on Carlos Hazday's story chapter in Over The Rainbow • Part I
“Shit!” CJ slapped a hand over his mouth and took a furtive glance around to see who might have heard him. Ritchie had an evil grin on his face. “Please, tell Eleanor I’ll be over in a few minutes.” Have to say I appreciate seeing signs of CJ not being such a grown up all the time. I see, Ritchie “noticed” as well. -
Letting Go (or the day my heart broke, just a little)
Reader1810 commented on mollyhousemouse's blog entry in Mollyhousemouse's Stash
The pride - and deservedly so, this I know - shines brightly through your words, molly. From all we have heard about her, I just know your daughter will take this opportunity and run with it. Her parents have raised her well. Oh geez, now I’m tearing up and she’s not even my kid! Signed, Proud aunt by proxy... -
Hmm, my mind does go in intersting directions.
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No worries about the lateness, tim. In fact, it brought back some good memories that had been stored away, so thank you for being late. I’m still smiling...
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tim and Mac, thank you for this. Not an easy subject for you, but so beautifully spoken.
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One of the best posts I have read on GA. Thanks for sharing this with us, Caz.
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@Forevermotion Hello, and welcome to GA. I have moved your topic to GA's Lounge because the Story Discussion forum is for GA authors to post threads related to their stories. The description you wrote for the story you are looking for is very informative, unfortunately, I don't recognize it. Maybe another member of GA will know the story you are referring to and remember it's title or author. Good luck. Reader1810 Site Moderation Team
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You stand ten feet tall tim, don’t ever forget that. for now and whenever you need or want one...
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@Mikiesboy I know I do. I did figure out that real food is so much better than the professed “diet” ready made meals or professed foods that are out there. Cheaper too, I think. Just need to learn to plan ahead - not how my mind works, but I’m trying... As for all the food discussions? I’m listening and taking heed of those as well. So, thanks for sharing this knowledge with the rest of us. Because, sometimes, there’s so much to know, all that can be seen is the forest and not the trees.
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Love the hopeful thought in this one. The ending has me believing it can happen, and it will happen. This is really good, Mac.
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Thanks for reading ... and no, there is nothing to worry about! Understood. I'll just enjoy your thought provoking words. Not going to dissect them or interpret them. They are the tale they tell. Nothing more, nothing less. As always, though, nicely done tim, nicely done.
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I have read this before as well, and like droughtquake, I don’t recall the particulars of the story just yet. Looking forward to remembering what I have forgotten.
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I really don’t know how you two do this. It’s as if you are reciting the lines back and forth face to face. The connection between the stanzas flows freely and without effort. As for your words? Simply wonderful. They describe a relationship that is one way, but the feelings, the mood, the respect, the mutual showing of doing what is right and good for the other is what all relationships should be about - regardless of the form they take. Another homerun out of the park, Mac and tim. Well done! I’m looking forward to the next one and the one after that, and the one after that...well, you get the picture....
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Cute and fun. I found myself giggling throughout the story. Loved all the familiar bits you added in that were seamless in their execution. Tom visiting Zendo’s planet could be interesting. I’m thinking he could procure a Furby by then. That, and a case of beer. Well done, tim.
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Strong feelings and emotions are so very evident in these words. Peace, contentment, security. All is right with the world...at last. tim, your words painted a truly wonderful picture.
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You're welcome. I have trouble doing things on my tablet that are a breeze on the laptop. Hope this is the case for your signature woes, northie.
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northie, I just pasted your link in my signature to see if I could delete it easily, and I could. is there a space after the link that will allow you to backspace into the link? I did that, and the link deleted.
