pittwitch

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Red is the Rose, streaming live from Dublin OH!

http://www2.adult-fanfiction.org/forum/index.php/topic/49411-dracoharry/#entry328488

Shez changed names since then, to LibertyElyot. Neither profile remains as she is now a very well-known published author in the UK. Google LibertyElyot to find some of the other sites where she posts/ed.

I recommend the anthology 50 Gays of Shade and the authors therein. All short BDSM stories, M/M. http://www.amazon.com/50-Gays-of-Shade-ebook/dp/B00BFFPK86

I surrendered any attempts at beta-reading because the majority of those who sought help did not actually want help. They wanted someone to correct all of their mistakes, pat them on the head, and send them on their way. I can only explain the same rule so many times before I explode. I do expect adults, and children alike, to learn from their mistakes. This is probably a major reason why I left teaching -- no patience! Teaching is rapidly becoming a lost art. Society and the bureaucracy have relegated our educational system to glorified babysitting services. "Don't discourage the poor dears!" "Just love them more!" "We have to pass 'the test'." Sadly, even when the teachers attempt to teach, time and subject matter constraints limit them mercilessly. When it came down to the PSSA writing tests for my kids, guess who taught them to peruse a few short paragraphs and answer an essay question? My kids still have me proofread their writing. Surprisingly, I find I only have to explain things to them once or twice. I find it very discouraging when students are merely encouraged to memorize and repeat rather than absorb, formulate and apply. The greatest gift we can give our children is the desire to learn, thereby improve, at every opportunity. This gift requires more time and attention than the majority, that I have been exposed to, of parents care to invest. I'm not saying this is your failure. I'm just commenting in general. Not all parents are capable of teaching their own kids, and as such, should be able to trust the educational system to help them. Epic fail, in most cases. -- fragment intended for emphasis. I cannot comprehend how so many writers, fanfiction or not, can publish stuff that is so riddled with spelling, punctuation, capitalization and content errors and be praised for such stuff. Typos and blatant blah in published works -- actually paperbacks, etc., set my blood to boiling. No one is perfect. One or two mistakes, I can overlook. Folks eating grandma? No, I cannot bear the cannibalism.

Popularity is a fickle thing.

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It appears to me that the author removed the story, not AFF's staff.

Anesor: If all pans out, Ellana will not be heralded throughout history for her great acts of charity or kindness. A great Queen is not her destiny. Rowdygirl: I cannot even express how much your praise meant to me today. Most of the time, I think this is just one giant brilliant disaster! Thank you so much for brightening my day!

Pen name: Pittwitch Story: Where Faeries Live Still http://original.adult-fanfiction.org/story.php?no=600102842&chapter=25 Flashfic Prompt: Indigo Rating: Adult ++ fandom: Original Pairings: various, all original characters Warnings: this prompt - no sex, AFFO, dysfunctional mother/daughter bonding

You can manually add the word, Complete, to your story summary by using your control panel - edit story details. The scroll down menu for story codes isn't available once a story is posted.

No, once removed from the database, story data cannot be restored.

You're welcome. That would be the date you provided. The story is gone.

You registered on 2008-9-21 The birth date you provided: 1991-01-01 2008-1991 = 17. Story listing: 600092264 It hurts like hell Movies Posted : 2008-09-21

I found you. Please note that your registration date has been amended to reflect when you came of age.

By your own admission, you joined the site underage. All underage content is summarily removed for the protection of the site, the owners, the staff, our writers and our readers.

We need your pen name, the name of the story, and the archive to ascertain exactly why.

Most serious writers will welcome reviews of all types. I'd give my eyeteeth for a concrit review but don't beg or whore out for reviews. It is a part of the writing process to find your own voice, a voice that is completely independent from the reviews.

House of the Rising Sun http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bwAw9ThDQmk

http://harrypotterfanon.wikia.com/wiki/The_Marriage_Stone

My OB very pointedly asked me NOT to discuss my labor/delivery experience with the uninitiated. He was afraid I'd scare the women in the waiting room. I did not realize I was pregnant with #1 until I was nearly four months - the joys of irregularity and other issues masking it. I knew instantly with #2 - to the day. No one believed me but as I was working retail at Christmas at the time, there was only one window of opportunity that month, lol. I was not a screamer. The woman in the room across the hall was. I'm not sure what they gave her to shut her up but I was infinitely grateful for it. I did have the OB by the tie whispering very real threats at one point. Mel - go hug your mama.

Squeeeees!