Brayon

No, Lord Tennyson, you are wrong. It is blessed to be blissfully ignorant of what you can never have.

Tags are one part, and while it says what the overall theme might contain one of the moderated content, the warnings are need on the chapters that actually has the content. That's why you see both.

They've decreased for us. But it's usually the same ones calling for "Green Energy" home improvement, and my non-existent car's warranty has expired, and they want me to get an extended warranty.

After a quick scan of the stories, I can say he is not the author. But, thank you Talo, that is another author for me to look at. 🙂

I'm not a fan of Trigger Warnings. I would rather not use them. However, they are required on GA as it's part of the rules here, and it's the only reason why I use them. On other sites, I don't.

First off, welcome to GA. I saw this story over on Nifty, and it was a good opener. Looking forward to more.

Happy to help. I needed to know, because the next project I'm going to post leans towards the Nifty side of things, and I rather Google not be a dick towards GA for it.

The titles don't look familiar, but thank you for pointing them out, Talo.

It's part of the same clause in the US Constitution. The founders didn't want to create a Nobility class, and expressly forbade it.

The story was gay scifi set in the near future, in Southern California. MC had a developmental disability, akin to Asperger's Syndrome, but was an Electrical Engineer that specialized in sound technology and revolutionized cinema surround sound. Because of this, he ordered himself a companion android, went to the store, chose all the feature he liked, etc. Intention was an companion for everything including sex. Android was built like a 18-22 age range, and had a desire for skateboarding. As the story progressed, they befriend another android that came from an abusive owner, that they eventually took over. The two androids became boyfriends, one was a fashion model. There's more but I'm forgetting a good deal about it. After reading N.R. Walker's Evolved, novel, it reminded me of this story, because there was a lot of similarities between the two. It was posted on Nifty, and the author at one point in their post chapter blurb mentioned something about publication. Any help would be appreciated.

For some ungodly reason, a lot of people I know here in the States, have a thing for the British Royal family. Though there is a case that MM can never hold office in the United States, at any level of government, as Titles of Nobility are expressly forbidden in our Constitution. (There's also an amendment from 1810, still on the books awaiting ratification by 26 states, now, to strip any US Citizen of their Citizenship by accepting a title.) As for future husbands being snatched, Kate did that to William and dashed my hopes of a royal wedding.

I never thought about wooden coffee mugs before, but now, I'm wondering about them. You got me curious now.

I'm laughing over here. But curious to know what was the warm wood? Sun on a deck, or hot mug on a coaster?

I hope everyone is doing well.

What is this number three?

There's an email for questions, under the submission guidelines. I'd use that.

Are you a member of the Writer's Circle? If not, you should be! 🙂

I wrote this a couple of years ago, over in our Writer's Circle. I still think it's bullshyte to do bait and switch.

I like Happy For Now, with some foreshadowing if there's a second, or more, book coming out. A nice epilogue can help seal the deal too.

tim's fan club is an open club, anyone, including guests can view, but only members can post. Unlike, say the Writer's Circle, which is closed, and only members can view and posts.

If they offer to make work from home permanent, would you do it?

My college course work, mainly for me, then some Beta Reading for friends, followed by The SIMS 4 and Final Fantasy XIV, for me. The video games can be distracting.

Likewise, Mac.