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Thread: After the Concert [ShimapanMan x neko_onna x thelovelyaddison]

Addison shook her head and looked at Kat with a confused look on her face. Woah, woah, woah... wait, She said as a laugh escaped her lips. Let me get this right. You want me to leave your boyfriend alone, but you don't want me to abandon him? Sweetheart, make up your mind. She looked over at Blake and let out a deep breath, I'm fucking sorry for being there for you when you came to ME when your girlfriend WASN'T there for you. She shook her head slowly at Blake in disappointment, she trusted him, and told him things she had never told anyone else and this was how she had to find out about him having a girlfriend. Hell Addison was practically his girlfriend whenever he was away from home. She looked back at Kat, and opened her arms wide, cocking her head to the side You happy now? She smiled over at her a fake smile of disgust before she turned and started walking away. Turning back Addison looked at Kat, And just so you know, I've graduated high school and college, I have a job and it pays pretty damn well, but instead of spending all my time at home, I know how to have fun. I specifically picked a career choice that I knew I could have fun with, and do my own thing. I'm not some loose legged whore, with no job, income, or life, like you think I am. Turning back, Addison made her way over to the other band mates and plopped down on the couch before finishing up her cup and tossing it into the trash can on the other side of the room. Her eyes shot back over to Blake as he mentioned the two of them being friends. Did I just hear that right? People like her, and people like me don't get along Blake. There's a reason I associate myself with that people I do. I've never been too fond of girls like her, and I don't think that's going to change. She let out a soft sigh before running her hands down her legs and turning her gaze away. What was the point of even staying with Blake, even the guys if Kat was going to be around. She would never have any alone time with Blake, and having the three of them in one place together would create all kinds of attention. Though if she did stay, maybe she could win Blake back, and she wouldn't have to worry about Katherine. On the other hand, the two had been together for quite sometime, and there was a reason for that. Maybe she could make him jealous and get back at him by hanging around Johnathan, he did always have a thing for her.
Thread: My other geeky hobby

Well, this is a copy of an RP I wrote for an E-federation. Over there, I have gotten a lot of positive reviews for this piece. But curiosity overtook me and made me wonder how anyone outside the hobby would take this. I'm not entirely sure if this fits for this sub forum. This has been posted purely to receive feed back. So any constructive criticism is welcome
Thread: My other geeky hobby

And like a dummy I over looked the Con crit sub forum.
Thread: My other geeky hobby

Good descriptions and a strong authorial voice, but you have a lot of disagreements in tense. You mostly write in past tense. Go through and make sure that everything is in past tense. A good place to start is your second paragraph. You also need to work on the structure of your dialogue. Do a little bit of research into how to properly structure dialogue tags, and you should start seeing how yours need changing. Aside from that, this is a pretty good bit of writing. Not really digging the content but that's just personal preference.
Thread: My other geeky hobby

The wording at times is awkward like in the first line This is a story all about how my life got flip-turned upside down. To me there were some unnecessary words in that line, to make it smoother you could have streamlined it This story is about how my life was turned upside down use flip or turned not both as they mean the same thing. On the positive side the story is interesting, you use short paragraphs and I like your narrative style.
Thread: Sub male looking for female domme

RE GM looking for female player Bump!
Thread: Looking for Dom Males and kinky Females

Getting good replies from nice guys so far, another bump to meet a few more, would love to meet some cute girls for AIM play as well.
Thread: Looking for Dom Males and kinky Females

I've had good success with finding one or two nice people so far, would love to hear from some cute girls whom enjoy fun group playing. Also looking for more quality, dominant men to play with Sena, thank you for your time and reading everything.
Thread: Looking for Dom Males and kinky Females

Still in need of quality males and females to play with. Please take a look at my F-list profile and message me on AIM if you are interested.
Thread: Looking for Dom Males and kinky Females

LovelySena said Still in need of quality males and females to play with. Please take a look at my F-list profile and message me on AIM if you are interested. Click to expand... Hey, hun. It sounds like we would get along quite nicely. I'll send you a PM. Let's play.
Thread: Looking for Dom Males and kinky Females

You and I could make some very kinky roleplays
Thread: Looking for Dom Males and kinky Females

Getting some nice new roleplaying partners but still on the search for a few more, especially lovely open ladies. Quality men are also welcome. Make sure to take a look at my F-list profile and see if we are compatible.
Thread: Looking for Dom Males and kinky Females

Having a bit of a standstill with potential partners, don't be shy now and message me via AIM at Hottybamagirl.
Thread: Looking for Dom Males and kinky Females

Things seem to be dying down in the roleplaying partners department.. don't be shy now. Guys and girls alike please take a few minutes to look at my F-list profile and message me via AIM.
Thread: Looking for Dom Males and kinky Females

Still on the lookout for sexy, kinky likeminded ladies and dominant, quality males. Please IM me on AIM and make sure to take a look at my F-List profile please.
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I'm female u
Thread: Looking for Dom Males and kinky Females

Really starting to hit a block of somesort, don't be shy peoples.. Kinky girls and dominant males please.
Thread: Looking for Dom Males and kinky Females

Bumpity, still looking for quality partners.
Thread: Looking for Dom Males and kinky Females

Still in great need for quality males and females.
Thread: Looking for Dom Males and kinky Females

Bump, still actively searching.
Thread: Looking for Dom Males and kinky Females

I fit your need, the problem is I don't have an AIM.
Thread: Looking for Dom Males and kinky Females

Bumping once more, need new fun partners.
Thread: Looking for Dom Males and kinky Females

Another bump, Need a dominant, aggressive, kinky, literate male for a threesome roleplay with both myself and my pretty ladyfriend.. AIM ofcourse
Thread: Instant Messenger Bestiality Smut Craving

Added some ideabackground bits.
Thread: Instant Messenger Bestiality Smut Craving

How about a girl who loves her dog? And one time when she is walking somewhere, some guys try to rape her, but her dog comes to the rescue. And as a reward she let's him fuck her?
Thread: Insects and Arachnids and the like...

If you've seen my introduction post, then you probably saw that I have a huge interest in all things arthropods. I like to make this thread on forums I plan on actively visiting to indulge this interest of mine. What happens is that I do periodic highlights where I'll talk about a certain bug, listing off various information about them like how big they are or where they can be found to more interesting facts that set them apart from other bugs or any other creature for that manor. The point of this thread is to have fun learning about these fascinating creatures, so please refrain from talking about how you hate all things that have more that 4 legs. Please keep videos of forced bug fighting off here as well, thanks. I'll do my first highlight sometime tomorrow, so feel free to check back later if your interested. Thank you, and a have a nice day!
Thread: Insects and Arachnids and the like...

RE Insects and Spiders and the like... I've always had a kill it with fire tick with most things arthropodish, but I can't say it's all that different from interest in them. We pay attention, good or bad. Love to shudder over that ravine scene in the Peter Jackson King Kong. Think it's the only time I've been frightened in a movie theatre since I was a kid. But! Since we're doing the enthusiasm thing, this guy peaked my interest the other year and you've reminded me about 'em Spiders They're people too, and apparently very prone to drying out.
Thread: Insects and Arachnids and the like...

RE Insects and Spiders and the like... I appreciate your honesty Miles. If you stick around, perhaps I can ease your weariness of arthropods. A huge portion of fear comes from a lack of knowledge on a subject. By learning more about the things that scare oneself, people very often find that there is little to be afraid of at all. I've told this to multiple people who visit my bug threads and I've seen more then one become much more comfortable on the subject. With that being said, I'll kick this thread off with one of my favorite insects of all time. The Argentine Ant. The biggest thing that sets Argentine ants apart from other ant species is there incredibly nonviolent behavior towards other Argentine ants of a different colony. You see, if any other species of ant came across another ant of a different colony, regardless its species, they would most likely fight to the death if one thought the other would be a threat to her colony. Argentine ants however, can peacefully coexist and mingle with Argentines from a different colony, and will often communicate with one another to actually combine both of their colonies into one. Because of this, they are extremely successful as a species. In fact, it was discovered that 3 super colonies of Argentine Ants from America, Europe, and Japan were genetically related! Speaking of which, Argentine ants can be found in almost any part of the world. This is because they often stow away on boats or other large vehicles, which is the main reason why they have become so wide spread in the first place. Argentine ants are small, roughly 3 millimeters. But what they lack in size, they make up for with strength in numbers and teamwork. Much more so than other ants, which is already a lot to begin with. Another trait that makes them so successful is that they don't have just one queen. Argentine nests can usually have up to a dozen queens or more. A queen can be recognized by having a notable dot their back. In my opinion, an Argentine's society is much better than our own in many, many ways. They never quarrel amongst one another, they always work for the benefit of the whole, and they never hesitate to help a fellow Argentine in need. Just try to imagine what human life would be like if we all shared these traits. So that's my first highlight. Please feel free to let me know what you thought of it as I'd very much like to hear your thoughts!
Thread: Insects and Arachnids and the like...

RE Insects and Spiders and the like... The Aregntine Ant...not bad, I do find ants to be interesting, and the fact of them forming 'super colonies' was something I didn't ecpedct to read! But then, you did something on the Mantis... I have always had a soft spot for these things. A very long time ago I had one for a little while. Granted, that was because while I was camping, I went back to the site and my mother pointed out one of them had decided that my back was a good place to hang out. So we kept it around for the remainder of the week. It is fascinating to know that th mating methods of the mantis aren't quite as cut and dried as popular opinion is. Also the idea of the mating dances and the like was interesting to say the least. The Mantis kung fu is...different. I'm not going to say useless or the like, since the video provided shows that if nothing else, the users train to be damned fast. A lot of small holds that look to be of middling use, but I'm somewhat biased, so I'll leave it at that. I've enjoyed these litle piece so far, and look forward to seeing them continue!
Thread: Insects and Arachnids and the like...

RE Insects and Spiders and the like... Alvis Alendran said The Aregntine Ant...not bad, I do find ants to be interesting, and the fact of them forming 'super colonies' was something I didn't ecpedct to read! But then, you did something on the Mantis... I have always had a soft spot for these things. A very long time ago I had one for a little while. Granted, that was because while I was camping, I went back to the site and my mother pointed out one of them had decided that my back was a good place to hang out. So we kept it around for the remainder of the week. It is fascinating to know that th mating methods of the mantis aren't quite as cut and dried as popular opinion is. Also the idea of the mating dances and the like was interesting to say the least. The Mantis kung fu is...different. I'm not going to say useless or the like, since the video provided shows that if nothing else, the users train to be damned fast. A lot of small holds that look to be of middling use, but I'm somewhat biased, so I'll leave it at that. I've enjoyed these litle piece so far, and look forward to seeing them continue! Click to expand... Thank you kindly. I'm very pleased to hear that you enjoyed them. I'm also glad you were able to learn something that you didn't know already.
Thread: Insects and Arachnids and the like...

RE Insects and Spiders and the like... I like bugs. Always have. Not a fan of them crawling on me, especially if I didn't know they were there, but I still find them fascinating. So with that thought in mind, do you take requests for a particular bug t be looked at...?
Thread: Insects and Arachnids and the like...

RE Insects and Spiders and the like... Alvis Alendran said I like bugs. Always have. Not a fan of them crawling on me, especially if I didn't know they were there, but I still find them fascinating. So with that thought in mind, do you take requests for a particular bug t be looked at...? Click to expand... In a matter of fact, I do take requests. What did you have in mind?
Thread: Insects and Arachnids and the like...

RE Insects and Spiders and the like... SOuth America. The Goliath Beetle. Love to know more about that big bastard.
Thread: Insects and Arachnids and the like...

RE Insects and Spiders and the like... As per request by Alvin, here's a highlight on the Goliath Beetle. Most species of Goliath Beetles six in total can be found in the tropical regions of Africa, with the exception of G. Albosignatus, which is found in the sub tropical parts. In terms of weight and size, the Goliath Beetle is among the largest insects in the world, being able to grow to 5 inches in length and weigh as much as three and a half ounces. Another recognizable feature of the Goliath Beetle are their oddly consistent patterns of dark stripes contrasting a lighter hue background. As impressive as Goliath Beetles may appear, they actually spend most of their lives in their larva form. The Goliath Beetle larva's diet is unusual in that they require a good deal more protein as opposed to other beetle larva. They need this extra protein in order to support the particularly large body they'll have when the mature into adults. Once the larva has eaten it's fill, it burrows underground to begin it's transformation into an adult. First, it constructs a thin celled chamber out of soil and substrate. Then the larva enters the pupal stage, where the actual transforming takes place. When finished, the newly formed Goliath Beetle sheds it's skin and partakes in a brief hibernation while his new carapace hardens. When the dry season ends and the rainy season arrives, the Goliath Beetle is awoken from it's slumber and sets off to find a mate, Starting the whole process anew. Despite it's hulking size, the Goliath Beetle is strictly a herbivore. As an adult, the Goliath Beetle is fond of sugary foods, primarily eating tree sap but also occasionally snacking on riperotting fruits. Another thing that may surprise people due to it's size is that they are harmless and will not bite people. A Gentle Giant if you will. Like the Praying Mantis in my previous highlight, they are capable of flight, but rather clumsy due to their sheer size and weight. videoyoutube There you have it Alvis, I hope it was to your liking. As I've said before, I'd very much love to hear the opinions and thoughts of anyone who reads this.
Thread: Insects and Arachnids and the like...

RE Insects and Spiders and the like... That was great Stone! Appreciate that!
Thread: Insects and Arachnids and the like...

RE Insects and Spiders and the like... Alvis Alendran said That was great Stone! Appreciate that! Click to expand... Thank you kindly. Would anyone else care to share their thoughts?
Thread: Insects and Arachnids and the like...

To my dismay, no one has commented on my Peacock Mantis Shrimp Highlight. So I'll just move on to the next, a little insect called the Froghopper. Froghoppers are tiny insects found worldwide that are usually a little less then 1.5 centimeters long. The Froghoppers first noteworthy trait is its jumping prowess. They like to jump from plant to plant and in doing so, can reach a height of up to 70 cm vertically. Relative to body weight, this surpasses the jumping capacity of the flee. The more interesting thing about Froghoppers, I believe though are the habits of their nymph stage, which are affectionately referred to as Spittle bugs. Thats not a bug. Thats a pile of, what is that? Bubblebath? Let me move that out of the way for you. The Spittle bug has a very unique method of housing. First it will pierce the stem of a plant in order to suck at the sap. It then regurgitates it through the anus as the frothy substance you see in the pictures above. It then lives the rest of its nymph days inside this bubbly pile known as cuckoo spit, frog spit or snake spit. Why would anything want to live in a pile of spit? Quiet a few reasons actually. Firstly the froth hides the Spittle bug from view of potential predators. The froth itself has bitter taste, further deterring hungry mouths. The spit also does a good job of regulating temperature keeping its from getting to cold or too hot. Lastly, the spit den provides much needed moisture. Without it, the young Froghopper would quickly dry up and perish.
Thread: Insects and Arachnids and the like...

It would seem that my bug thread here isn't attracting as many visitors here then in some of the other forums I've done it on. But I like doing these highlights, so I shouldn't let that discourage me. Here's one on the firefly. Also commonly known as the Lighting Bug, the Firefly isn't a fly at all, but rather a beetle. Fireflies can be found in any non-arctic region of the world, but prefer humid and moisture abundant habitats. Most firefly adults are assumed to feed on plant pollen and nectar, or eat nothing at all considering their short life spans. A few species of fireflies are carnivorous and exclusively eat other species of firefly by attracting them through imitating the flashing pattern of a willing mating partner. Firefly larva on the other hand are usually carnivorous and eat small mollusks. The most distinguishing feature of the firefly is its ability to great a variety of glows and flashes. This is known as bio-luminescence and they can do this thanks to a substance located in their abdomen called Luciferin. In a nut shell, Luciferin is a heat resistant substance that will light up when exposed to oxygen. All the firefly need do is take in air, and direct it into the proper organs. As if this isn't interesting enough, Firefly produced light is the most efficient light in the world. This is because 100 of energy emitted is light. A light bulb in comparison, emits 10 of energy as light and the rest as heat. The main reason Fireflies flash around in the first place is to locate a proper suitor for courtship. It also serves as a warning to potential predators that they are distasteful and in some cases, poisonous to a degree Also this, because I'm a sucker for these kind of songs. videoyoutube
Thread: Insects and Arachnids and the like...

More tarantulas please! c Might you do the cobalt blue?
Thread: Insects and Arachnids and the like...

Baba Yaga said More tarantulas please! c Might you do the cobalt blue? Click to expand... I'd be happy to do a highlight on the cobalt blue tarantula for you.
Thread: Insects and Arachnids and the like...

I can see you like insects and other wildlife stuff...Tell me...Are you just inspired on how they liveby their looks, or you're just into their beauty? I'm curious to know what makes you like them and be interested by them because, personally, I rather flee than staying and experimenting on them. .
Thread: Insects and Arachnids and the like...

DelightfulRevenge said I can see you like insects and other wildlife stuff...Tell me...Are you just inspired on how they liveby their looks, or you're just into their beauty? I'm curious to know what makes you like them and be interested by them because, personally, I rather flee than staying and experimenting on them. . Click to expand... I'd have to say both, leaning a bit towards the former. Arthropods are the single most fascinating thing on this earth to me. The number of amazing feats that they can do are endless, not to mention that they make up about 75 of all life on the planet. That's not to say that I don't look at them artistically though. Praying Mantises and Dragonflies are among the most elegant creatures in my book. Sometimes though, I wish that more people could appreciate how truly magnificent they are. I know that many people would disagree with me, but arachnophobia, despite being one of the most common fears in the world, is actually a very very irrational fear. So that this thread doesn't turn into a huge flame storm, let's keep any comments about this bit to ourselves please, thank you. I think that can change though, and I want to help. At one point in time, during the middle ages, cats were associated with the devil and were purposely slaughtered by the dozens. Having one as a pet was unheard of then, and would probably get you killed along with the cat. Yet now, they are one of the most common house hold pets in the world and are adored my millions. I believe the same thing can happen with insects and arachnids. Right now, a vast majority of people hate anything with more then four legs and will kill them on sight because they deem them gross or scary or for absolutely no reason other then the mere sake of it. But with time and the acquisition of a better understanding, I hope that more people will see that there's really nothing bad about bugs and that they in fact, actually improve human life in a variety of ways.
Thread: Insects and Arachnids and the like...

Don't worry, I understand you. And like you said, its just fear which I do actually have over bugs. So, I guess it's pretty natural, right? However, bugs can be interesting and can be helpful for some people but I guess their alright... Some of them can actually have some nice colors. which doesn't mean I like them I just tend to leave them alone... s Anyway, I think I should probably leave you alone now...Thanks for answering my question. Your reply sounded interesting. D
Thread: Insects and Arachnids and the like...

DelightfulRevenge said Don't worry, I understand you. And like you said, its just fear which I do actually have over bugs. So, I guess it's pretty natural, right? However, bugs can be interesting and can be helpful for some people but I guess their alright... Some of them can actually have some nice colors. which doesn't mean I like them I just tend to leave them alone... s Anyway, I think I should probably leave you alone now...Thanks for answering my question. Your reply sounded interesting. D Click to expand... I'm glad to see that you can be open minded on the subject. Feel free to check in at anytime though. I've helped people become more comfortable on the subject before by running this thread.