Mrsgnomie
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IVF is wild.
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If left to his own devices, Loren would take the easy route each time (when it comes to relationships, marriage, family, etc.) He's capable of so much more than he realizes and there's only one way to help him figure it out.
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Loren will be a little traumatized. I mean, it's Loren. But like everything, he will figure it out. And you're right, Jay is right there. Loren's number one cheerleader.
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Part One Starting a Family Jay Contempt and anger stemming from utter disbelief hang thick in the air, making it hard to swallow. Loren pushes away from the table and stands, knocking the heavy leather club chair on its back. This sudden outburst is a stark contrast to the stone of a man who sat next to me for the last hour. “I should’ve known better than to think that bringing a kid into this world was a good idea,” he snaps, his voice cold and venomous. I open my mout
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After years of resistance, Loren is ready to start a family. On the eve of their embryo transfer, he gets information that threatens to unravel everything.
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Don’t you dare eat the beloved King Charles Spaniel... No HAO where you are? Lucky.
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Oh, I know. Anthologies are locked so authors can’t edit. It’s been a whole thing. I think it’s fixed just now. I’m a hot mess.
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Ah, yes. Where I made all my parenting mistakes…
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If only LGBTQ+ movies were more mainstream I’d have a chance.
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It does. I have a “style” and it’s weaved in all my stories, yet each story has something that makes it stand out.
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It’s like this…I don’t have a favorite child, but one is my password.
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A well written emotional tale that takes you on a ride of emotions. For myself, it was a sliver of history I didn’t know about. Even if you’re familiar with the realities, it’s hard to read. Dodger did a great job of showing the long lasting effects of discriminating laws. I have a lot of respect for Anthony. He felt a lot of common emotions but I thought he kept a level head, considering. If you have a minute and are ready to grapple with a difficult topic, this is the perfect story. Highly recommend.
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I’m glad I left this story for last. As phenomenal as it was, it’s left me needing a little emotional recovery, which is a sure sign of a great story. The discrimination people faced/face always leaves a sour feeling in my gut. What Anthony and his friends endured, lasted a life time. great story. Thank you.
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If I had to pick, that would be my favorite also. 💞💞
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Yes. As I understand it, both girth and length is required.
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Beggars can’t be choosers lol
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I’m glad I bit the bullet. It’s been a lot of fun. I won’t wait until the deadline to start the next one.
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Are you trying to get us all killed?!!
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Read it again. Such a great story.
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2022 Anthology: Anniversary Week 3 *Now Live*
Mrsgnomie commented on Cia's blog entry in Gay Authors News
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True snippet from this morning: Scene: Small PNW coastal town. Two people walking down 101 in biker leathers. At first glance, it looked like the guy wasn’t wearing pants under his chaps. Turns out, he was wearing tight khakis. Me: “Oh God. I thought he wasn’t wearing pants.” 13y old shakes his head: “Psff. We’re not in Florida.” What we’re you saying about PNW birken-socks and plaid?
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I’m sure some passed by, but I’m happy others took a breathe and forged on.
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Sure, a long story broken into smaller chapters. Not a short story in the form of one long-ass chapter. It’s a strange paradox.
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Trust me, it hurt me to post such a long chapter, and yet, such a short story lol
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