Parker Owens
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That did go well. Nathan's stand on being picky stung Bryce, but somehow it seemed to reveal an insecurity, too. One can hide behind the mask of being choosy to avoid getting hurt, too. Yet Bryce has that attractive, flirty, slightly dangerous openness which attracts Nathan. Could be a spicy dinner party.
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I am very happy you liked that line. It was a delight once it appeared. So glad you got it, as you always do. Many thanks for reading and for enjoying the offerings from the rack.
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Oh, that sigh just made my day. Thank you for reading this, and for commenting. I am very grateful.
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You are so very generous with your kindness.Thank you. The first two words you mention express so much in this context, connotations leaping out at the mind as it absorbs the rest. At least, that was the intent.
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I am glad this has appealed to you. Sometimes extra helpings are simply too much of a good thing.
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Worry not. There are a few more left in the collection. Glad you like them enough for another helping.
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Thank you for your very kind word. The line you quote is a favorite of mine, too. I am glad it struck a chord with you also. I am grateful for your comments.
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Thank you Val, for your immensely generous and kind words. "Mirrored madness" seems an apt description; I'm glad it appealed to you. You are so good to read and comment on this collection.
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I'm intrigued. Even though Cal isn't my sort, I want to know him, learn his story. A great beginning.
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Again; impossibly it stirs down at the core, insatiable, unquenchable hunger; only equal love and mirrored madness slake the thirst, fill the soul, arching, pleading, for more.
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One of my very favorites, too.
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A great start to this story. I am surprised - very surprised- that Will and Troy actually promised to be modest until graduation. That seems almost quaint these days.
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Regression is a funny task: above, below, where did you ask? Is there a trend line to be seen? Indeed there is - it's near the mean.
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Glad you liked this one, too. Fun playing naughty with grammar. Thanks a million for reading and commenting.
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Andrew leads a double life. Wonder if he'll ever get a chance to make his dreams a reality? No. That only happens in stori...oh, wait....
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This is terribly, terribly sad. Galen needs real professional help, in addition to food and comfort. He will surely find the latter two with Alannah and Josh. But can anything break the barrier fear and hurt?
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Wonderful; the senses enumerated and lovingly compared in the ocean. I liked the way you worked back to your beloved each time.
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Now it's time to do a remake of that old Schoolhouse Rock video...thanks for reading, and for your comments!
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Gary, you are so very kind. I was unsure whether to include this one. You confirmed my instinct. I am delighted you enjoyed it.
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Well, now it is my turn to blush. Thank you, Def.
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Thank you Dugh. Grammar is usually soporific. But it needn't be that way, must it?
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Thank you. Glad you enjoyed it.
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This is possibly the best comment written on GA in a long time. Should be on a t-shirt. Of course, I could be biased. Thanks for this.
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Yeah. thank you!
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It was irresistible to use this approach once it came to mind. Perhaps it illustrates how some strains of thought permeate one's consciousness. Thanks so much for reading and for your comments!
