Backwoods Boy
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Neutral, Kansas
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rationalized
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feelings suppressed
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I just went through what you are going through. It was confusing even though I was just "relearning", having been here as an author once before. It's a little confusing at first, but after you do it once, it will become clear. @drpaladin was very helpful when I was trying to get it together. This is likely the page you were starting from: https://gayauthors.org/stories/ Use the "Add Story" tab and fill out all of the pages correctly and save. That will initiate the story. Then you have to add the first chapter as a separate step. I mention that because it confused me. @Carlos Hazday was correct that the moderation queue usually takes a couple of days, but it can take longer, so be patient. It will be worth it in the end
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Saturday
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Yakima, Washington
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zealot
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legalized gambling
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Ronan, Montana
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Bunny
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Ngaio (a small New Zealand tree with edible fruit and light white timber)
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sold marijuana
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bearing gifts
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vociferous
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mosquitoes
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Hard, Australia
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Nope. Never have I gambled in a casino.
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There are some better ones - much better - but they were either marginally political or more-than-marginally politically incorrect.
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There is an interesting trend in the comments here and in the last chapter expressing the opinion (hope?) that Shannon is out of the picture. I wouldn't write her off yet. She's not lycan, because Trevor would have known it. But there are some interesting human/lycan interfaces in this particular community, and it wouldn't surprise me in the least were she to show up in that capacity. It also wouldn't surprise me to find her playing for the other team. It wouldn't even surprise me if she had been a McKinney plant at Harvard. More speculation for you to enjoy, Wolf
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The Legend of How Tortellini Got Its Name https://www.npr.org/sections/thesalt/2013/08/27/210555719/tortellini-the-dumpling-inspired-by-venus-navel
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Thanks for the explanation. Though I favor "soccer" over "American football" - as a youth sport and from a spectator perspective - I wasn't aware of this phenomenon.
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Y, France
