It is rare that I can appreciate fem-slash but this did it. Never would I have found myself considering how those beads worn would feel used in fem-frontage. My mind went there. You did this well.
YOu wanted to know the response from the child re: this product as a bridal shower gift.
"Love you Mom. But yes I think I would die. Also I think (name of her fiance) wouldn't just die he would have to reincarnate to die again. :)"
I am hysterically giggling and will have to choose something more appropriate instead. Darn. Maybe the white thigh high stockings to go with the wedding gown, you think? *giggling*
Well I read sensual as being all lushous feeling but erotic as more sexual and in danger of turning sleazy. Probs just how I see the words though, erotic doesn't always equal sleaze but I've been reading some free ebooks so....*sigh*
Thank you for this. There's so little femmeslash in the world that it's always a pleasure to find some, and find some worth reading - so much femmeslash out there is badly written erotica, or written for cis men, so it ends up being something like searching for half a needle in a haystack!
This was very sensual. For my own preferences, I like it to be a little bit more direct (there's this funny double-or-triple-standard when it comes to what is and isn't considered explict when there's het, m/m, or f/f involved) but I also understand why it isn't, and you did do a pretty good job on this. I think the sensuality also matches the focus-piece of the scene - the pearls - and I do like the descriptions of Felicity wearing them and of the pearls themselves. That was very well done. :)
Too much catholic upbringing of what 'nice' girls don't do, when writing a female characters (f/f or m/f) I start asking myself if she comes accross as forward/hot or lewd/cheap *sigh* society has a lot of double/triple standards.
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You did this well.
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Glad you think so, thank you.
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"Love you Mom. But yes I think I would die. Also I think (name of her fiance) wouldn't just die he would have to reincarnate to die again. :)"
I am hysterically giggling and will have to choose something more appropriate instead. Darn. Maybe the white thigh high stockings to go with the wedding gown, you think? *giggling*
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LOL I love that answer!
*snciker* you're so wicked *hugs you*
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Very poetic and lushious, erotic, very very good!
Like Charis I rarely enjoy femslash, but this was YUM! Well done, just enough shown, just enough not!
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Not something I read often myself, so have no idea how this compares. Wanted to write sensual rather than erotic.
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Probs just how I see the words though, erotic doesn't always equal sleaze but I've been reading some free ebooks so....*sigh*
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This was very sensual. For my own preferences, I like it to be a little bit more direct (there's this funny double-or-triple-standard when it comes to what is and isn't considered explict when there's het, m/m, or f/f involved) but I also understand why it isn't, and you did do a pretty good job on this. I think the sensuality also matches the focus-piece of the scene - the pearls - and I do like the descriptions of Felicity wearing them and of the pearls themselves. That was very well done. :)
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Too much catholic upbringing of what 'nice' girls don't do, when writing a female characters (f/f or m/f) I start asking myself if she comes accross as forward/hot or lewd/cheap *sigh* society has a lot of double/triple standards.
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