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Thread: Taking the vacant spot by Dual Swordsman Tenyo and Conner Shepard

RE Taking the vacant spot The water hit the floor as he moved faster and harder. She was even more surprised by the kiss, but loved the feeling of his tongue exploring her mouth. It didn't take long for her to start doing the same as her tongue started to play with his. She could feel every throb of his cock as he slammed into her. She reached around to dig her claws lightly into his back to show she didn't want him to stop.
Thread: Taking the vacant spot by Dual Swordsman Tenyo and Conner Shepard

RE Taking the vacant spot He howled into the kiss as their tongue danced against each other. He gripped the sides of the tub to get more leverage. He started slamming into her even harder and faster. His movements becoming primal as he let loose on her. His cock throbbed as his knot began to swell in her. He broke the kiss and looked into her eyes. I will force you accept me if have to He slid his hand into the water and slowly clawed her side as more water spilled from the tub
Thread: Taking the vacant spot by Dual Swordsman Tenyo and Conner Shepard

RE Taking the vacant spot She let out a moan as she felt his knot swelling in her. It was a little rough when he clawed her sides but that was quickly subsided when the warmth of his seed filling her. She panted heavily as she looked up at him
Thread: Taking the vacant spot by Dual Swordsman Tenyo and Conner Shepard

RE Taking the vacant spot Adam howled loudly as he pushed his cock into her cervix. His body shook as he filled her with his hot seed. He looked at her and panted heavily as his thrusts slowly came to a stop. As he stopped his eyes started to clear up. Once he pulled out of her completely thats when he snapped back to reality. He looked at her confused and then quickly got out of the tub. Oh shit sorry mom He grabbed a towel as he darted from the bathroom
Thread: Taking the vacant spot by Dual Swordsman Tenyo and Conner Shepard

RE Taking the vacant spot Not sure what to do now all she knew was it had been so long and it felt so good, but she knew is was wrong. He was her son. She sat there for a bit as she got out of the tub. She figured if they talked now it would be best. She got out and wrapped a towel around herself as she headed for his room. She walked in to talk to him.
Thread: Taking the vacant spot by Dual Swordsman Tenyo and Conner Shepard

RE Taking the vacant spot When she walked into his room he was already dress and packing a bag. He looked at her Please don't call the cops i'll leave and you'll never see me again His ears laid flat on his head as he looked at her. He was freaking out and didn't know what to do
Thread: Taking the vacant spot by Dual Swordsman Tenyo and Conner Shepard

RE Taking the vacant spot She walked in and sat him on the bed beside her. She leaned her head to his shoulder. You don't need to leave. A lot was caught up in the moment. Even I should have stopped things, but I was caught off guard, she said with a bit shame, as she actually enjoyed it too much.
Thread: Trust [TWD - randomname98766789 and Blinking Blue]

Mei Seung was absolutely, inarguably and unendingly, done with this shit. Done with the exhaustion, the throat scratching thirst, the stomach cramping, painful hunger. There was nothing left in the world for her, but she'd figured out pretty quickly she couldn't stop moving. She didn't know how. She'd tried to consider killing herself, but realized pretty quickly that it just wasn't a possibility for her. She had no desire to end it, no matter how much of a struggle of every day was. She just... what was it one of her coworkers had said? She just kept on keepin' on. It was all she had. Her dirty brown hair was pulled up into a tight bun, because she just hadn't been able to bring herself to cut it all off. She'd liked her hair. But long and loose? That was a great way to end up with a cold, rotting hand tangled in it. The old fashion standards had died a long time ago with all the people who cared, and she hadn't thought about how she looked in a long time. There was a faint, splattered bloodstain on her sleeve that Mei had tried hard to get out, but then eventually given up on. It wasn't like it was all that noticeable under the dust and dirt, and she was so used to it that she barely noticed it anymore anyway. It wasn't like she had a lot of options for clothing. The jacket and jeans were both thick enough that the human teeth of the biters couldn't rip through, and that had saved her life on more than one occasion. Or at least saved her limb. Mei had heard that chopping off your limb above the bite could keep the infection from spreading, but she hadn't thought about it much, at least not long enough to make a decision. She should have. These were the kinds of things a survivor should have already planned out. The store looked empty. The windows were dirty but not bloody, which was a decent sign. She rapped on one sharply with a knuckle and waited, watching for a moment. Nothing inside. At least, nothing that had heard the noise or could respond to it promptly. The door was unlocked - of course - and she pushed it open, stepping into the silence. The smell of death hit her immediately, and Mei wrinkled her nose in distaste. The reason for it was obvious there were three bodies lying on the floor. They weren't moving and she moved towards them closely, kicking them over one at a time. She could see the holes in their head, and just kind of shoved them out of the way, so that if she had to run, she wouldn't trip over them. From what she could tell from decomposition, they'd been there a while. Not walking, just lying there. Someone else who'd been The door was closed behind her, and the woman started into the store, footsteps soft as she looked for something that wasn't rotten.
Thread: Trust [TWD - randomname98766789 and Blinking Blue]

Not long ago, Rick Grimes group of survivors arrived at the Alexandria Safe-Zone. Apprehensive at first, the majority of the group were assimilating hastily into the new lifestyle. From the minority that almost abhorred the conformity and normality of the community, Daryl Dixon was the most prominent. As Ricks right-hand-man, the redneck discussed everything with the former sheriff. Daryls distaste was dually expressed before, during, and after the decision was made to explore Alexandria. Surprisingly to Daryl, Rick began relaxing into this new safe haven. Daryls prior experience with a self-proclaimed sanctuary or safe-haven was nearly fatal. The experiences at Terminus deterred the group from believing Alexandria was truly safe though the memory was almost forgotten by most. How did these people trust so easily? Trust was an area Daryl struggled with for his entire life. It took years before he trusted this group but they were his family now. Rough around the edges, Daryl never showed a hidden soft side. Carol found that side most of the time and everyone knew it existed. Still, in the eyes of everyone, Daryl Dixon was the neighborhood redneck badass. Without even trying, the male won popularity over the people of Alexandria despite being mute for the first handful of days. Though he would not openly admit this to anybody, the male began looking at this community with a new perspective. Despite this newfound, confusing emotion and viewpoint, Daryl enjoyed his privacy and freedom. Being locked inside a safe-zone was fantastic during the apocalypse yet Daryl felt it was imprisonment. As a boy, he spent most of his time outside with his older brother, Merle. Essentially, Daryl was never a home body and enjoyed being in nature. Walkers hampered his ability and opportunity to hunt for pleasure and enjoy his alone time but it was better than nothing. Daryl refused to be locked inside forever. Recently informed of his job at Alexandria with Aaron, Daryl felt ambiguous about the situation. His head needed to be cleared and supplies were needed. With his crossbow and hunting knife by his side, Daryl hopped onto his precious motorcycle and left Alexandria. The supply runners often coordinated and plotted the next supply run so Daryl veered off-course and began searching through a town just west of the settlement. It was dangerous because the area was not scouted yet the older male figured keeping on the same path as the runners would lead him to depleted resources. Because of pride, Daryl Dixon never returned home empty-handed. Nothing about this town alarmed him until he decided to check an old grocery store. It was one of many stores in the same strip mall area. All hell broke loose when the metal door was pulled open thanks to Daryls strength and a swarm of walkers piled out into the parking lot. Fuck! The brown-haired male cursed, falling back onto his ass. It was impossible to fight off the creatures so he jumped to his feet quickly and took off in a sprint around this store towards the next unknowingly heading towards a dead end with the presence of another human being not far away.
Thread: Trust [TWD - randomname98766789 and Blinking Blue]

The store didn't have a lot she wanted. Mei took the time to open and eat a single energy bar she'd found underneath one of the shelves, but that was about it. Pasta sauce she'd just... drink, she supposed. It wasn't an appealing thought, but neither was starving to death. That one was distinctly worse, so drinking pasta sauce it was. Not here, but later. She saw the man coming, and the walkers behind him. Her immediate thought was that she should just go back in the store, close the door and go out the back, let him deal with it. Whatever he'd done, he'd been the one to fuck up and she didn't have to have any part of this. But he looked clean and decently fed, she realized, and that meant he had somewhere. Which meant he had people. She remembered when she'd had people. Her dark brow furrowed, and Mei sighed. Fine. Fine, she was doing this. Somebody deserved to have a good day today. In here. Back door. She spoke quickly, gesturing through the door she was currently standing next to. Walkers weren't smart, they wouldn't know to go around. She stepped back inside, closing the door behind her but leaving it unlocked and moving towards the back of the building. He could follow if he wanted, but she was gettin' out of there. Sure, it could be a trap, but he'd have to decide if it was worth it or not. Pretty much everything could be a trap these days. Mei just wanted to do one good thing today. Probably her one good thing for the next month, because she was not leaving any of the still good supplies in the store. Then again that was because there were barely any and if she didn't get 'em, she'd probably die. She heard the door open and close, and silently found a spot behind a shelf. Door's in the back. We can go one at a time and hope the other doesn't shoot us in the back, or just get going. That was probably the better option, really. The undead were already slamming into the windows, making the glass rattle. It wouldn't hold up forever. Not very long, even. Too many of them, too much force. And they didn't care about glass cuts, they wouldn't be slowing down. Mei hadn't gotten out her gun until this point, but it was in her hand now. She wasn't even thinking it was for the walkers, the biggest chance of use would be because of the dude she'd just let in. Humans were just as dangerous, if not more so than the dead these days. Then again, people had always been pretty dangerous. She just met a whole lot less good people these days. I was thinking the back door might have something jamming it, so they'll have to either fight their way out or manage to break the door, whichever. Though fighting their way out would involve tactics since there's more than they can face head on
Thread: Trust [TWD - randomname98766789 and Blinking Blue]

Chances of survival were dimming for Daryl Dixon. Being a realist, he needed to get the hell out of this place. The last thing he expected was to be assisted by another human being. However, a feminine voice called out to him and with a whip of his head, the males brown eyes landed on a woman peeking out of a nearby store. It could be a trap leading him to his death but the walkers were getting closer. Perhaps he would be able to maneuver his way out of this one so he took the risk. He was unable to debate long about his choice because of the impending horde. Inside, he was careful enough to ensure this woman did not kill him immediately. Though she kept her gun withdrawn, Daryl kept his hand on the crossbow while gliding towards the back where this strange woman was directing him. Following her to the back of the store, Daryl kept dead silent and only nodded from time to time. Already, the walkers were banging loudly on the glass. It would shatter at any time. He would have to take the risk of not getting shot in the back. However, another problem would be encountered. The door was jammed shut from the outside it seemed. Daryl could not push it open even though he used all of his strength. Time was running low and Daryl frantically looked left and right to find something, anything they could use. Finally, his eyes landed on a metal cart. It was not a shopping cart, but it looked to transport items from one place to another in the store. It would almost remind him of a laptop cart except heavier and obviously not used for laptops. Hey, come here and help give this a push. Maybe we can ram the door and knock whatever it is back there off. Or at least we can get the door slightly open and find something to pry it open further. Daryl shouted over the commotion, feeling their options were quickly running out of time as it was.
Thread: Fantasy School [M seeking F for size difference]

RE Modern Fantasy College M seeking F for size differenceinterracial Updated the post a bit to better describe what I'm looking for. The reference pics are to give you an idea of the kind of female I pictured for the pairing.
Thread: Fantasy School [M seeking F for size difference]

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Thread: Fantasy/Sci-fi Variety Pack [MxF]

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If it wasn't for the back and forth short replies, I'd say we would be a good match But you still seem like a really nice cool guy so free bump for good luck
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Thread: Does anyone  dislike  politics?

I really loathe politics. I just can't stand the lying , the turning people on each other , and the fact nothing ever gets done. Its wasting people's time .
Thread: Does anyone  dislike  politics?

Well, sure, it sucks, but what's the alternative? Anarchy has all the same problems we're currently experiencing, but worse and more besides. An autocracy under a generous man could be good for a generation, but after that point it inevitably goes to shit. Not being 100 efficient doesn't mean something is a waste of time, and things do get done. Cops and firefighters get paid and equipped, roads are patched sometimes late, the military inducts new members and trains them, and so forth. It would be nice if it ran smoother, but nobody has figured out how we might accomplish that.
Thread: Does anyone  dislike  politics?

I hate that it divides us. Was it always that way?
Thread: Does anyone  dislike  politics?

AnnaBeth Belle said I hate that it divides us. Was it always that way? Click to expand... To put it simply yes. Different people want different things out of government. The divide will always be there, but decency and compromise are supposed to close that gap. Supposed to.
Thread: Does anyone  dislike  politics?

I imagine most everyone does hate politics. Unless they are in politics, and thus benefit from it. But even then the stress of that vocation can completely ruin some people physically and mentally, so it's a mixed bag there too. But it's a necessity. I mean a brief study of any history pre-early 20th century is a pretty good look at how much worse things can be, where politics managed to be somehow even more apathetic toward the people.
Thread: Does anyone  dislike  politics?

Then we need to bring decency and compromise back. I just don't know how because in the US our two parties HATE each other.
Thread: Does anyone  dislike  politics?

I don't passionately loathe it because I've been exposed to it at a very young age. I do hate when it when a political dispute between countries leads to families suffering, but other than that, I see politics as a necessary evil. Democracy is like the least bad system but it still sucks and leads to division and conflict, most of the time. I remember my roommate used to say politicians fight and lie like kids over silly things. I still laugh every time I remember how passionately she hated politics.
Thread: Does anyone  dislike  politics?

I will say that politics has its place but certainly not in the work place or other areas such as that. I'm not overly fond of all the arguments that occur because of people's differing political views. Sometimes they can get downright nasty and turn an otherwise amiable person into someone entirely different.
Thread: Does anyone  dislike  politics?

I think if an 'otherwise amiable person' reveals distasteful politics, they're likely a distasteful person, in truth.
Thread: Does anyone  dislike  politics?

What do you think works, or you should do, when someone wants to discuss politics but becomes unreasonable about it? Arguing rather than talking and exploring and building understanding?
Thread: Does anyone  dislike  politics?

I have friends of all persuasions. I cannot relate to the way the American elections destroyed friendships and even some families. I guess people aren't that passionate, as a whole, in Europe. Many will agree to disagreenot discuss, especially if there is a friendship to maintain.
Thread: Does anyone  dislike  politics?

The people of the United States of America have a rich tradition of losing their shit over political matters. There's so much about how the general population of the US behaves that isn't dissimilar to how the population acted before it was an actual country. The colonies were essentially formed by outcasts and people that were fed up with Europe. You have to be a pretty passionate person to straight up cross an entire ocean and attempt a life in foreign, uncivilized land. If someone's dissatisfaction with religion and politics can be that strong, how is it surprising that it can cause personal rifts between people? Granted, many people rushed to the Americas to make a fortune, but there's a certain sense of daring adventure there. I wonder if it isn't weaved into the DNA of people to be so worked up an passionate about the things they care about.
Thread: Does anyone  dislike  politics?

It depends on what you mean by that specifically. Personally, I care about my nation's laws and the state of the nation as a whole. However, political parties are distasteful. George Washington detested them. Warning about them and never belonging to one himself. That I believe is where most political divides originate. Through the staunch supporters of parties, rather than individual issues. Though to quote Alexis de Tocqueville The American Republic will endure until the day Congress discovers that it can bribe the public with the public's money.
Thread: Does anyone  dislike  politics?

Too often people's distaste for politics steams from how we see our 'elected' leaders behave. Being a republican conservative in America, I was quite displeased with how election year has turned so many friends and neighbors against each other. We use political parties to divide ourselves because they consistently propaganda on issues we are emotionally attached to and channel our anger on the oppressed partypeople who support the opposed party. I have noticed that politics in America have always been more absorbing than other nations but I believe that's solely based on how America was foundedMitsu's post. While the digital revolution has made politics more open to the general population, the one thing we have to look towards is that the future generations are clearly learning from the mistakes of the baby-boomer generation. We just have to remember that it's not our brightest and intelligent students that go into politics. It's generally the students who survived education on a 'C' passing grade. We didn't motivate our intelligent students to become leaders, we would tell them to go medical school or engineering school. It's like the scene in Interstellar, when coop is told by the school principal that his son was gonna be a farmer and not allowed to go to college, The world doesnt need any more engineers. We didnt run out of planes and television sets. We ran out of food.
Thread: Does anyone  dislike  politics?

AnnaBeth Belle said Then we need to bring decency and compromise back. I just don't know how because in the US our two parties HATE each other. Click to expand... Unfortunately, decency and compromise has never existed in America democracy. From the time of Adams, Hamilton, and Jefferson, political parties have been at each other's throats and Trump's insults paled in comparison to those from back then. But our system was also designed around that. By having a bicameral legislature, by having a weak executive branch, and by having a third system as a check to the other two, it meant that compromise was necessary to get things done, forcing the irascible parties to work together. Unfortunately, as time has gone on, in the name of bureaucracil efficiencies, we've so greatly increased the power of the executive especially regarding the power of the purse, that we no longer need compromise on many issues. Hence, elections mean more and compromise is found less and people get angrier. My two cents.
Thread: Does anyone  dislike  politics?

Leonheart said I will say that politics has its place but certainly not in the work place or other areas such as that. I'm not overly fond of all the arguments that occur because of people's differing political views. Sometimes they can get downright nasty and turn an otherwise amiable person into someone entirely different. Click to expand... For once you are very right. The Left wing nut jobs protesting violently are sickening. I was shocked by this story about an Anti Trump protester having a heart attack at one of the riots and Trump staff trying to help and getting booed. Not to mention Madogga wanting to blow up the White House. Absolute filthy creatures.
Thread: Does anyone  dislike  politics?

I was taught there are three things a gentleman does not discuss in company religion, politics, and a woman's age!
Thread: Does anyone  dislike  politics?

I believe world politics as a whole is just another tool with which to wind people up and cause as much fear, anxiety and chaos as possible, while behind the carefully positioned puppet government heads, those who benefit from our orchestrated confusion and delusion plunder us and the planet with impunity.
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RE Lanner returns Updated opening post with RP idea
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