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December 10, 2018 at 8:07 am in reply to: Can we please quit waving our political dicks around? #141971Avery LeckroneParticipant
I would like to reiterate that, normally, I have nothing but the highest respect for what you and AlexG do, and the even-handed way in which you usually do it. I do, however, get irritated when an unfounded accusation is leveled at the so-called liberal agenda, especially because no liberals have ever invited me to take part in it. I haven’t made many posts since activating this account- I believe this one makes 85?- but the vast majority have been content related, rather than policy related.
I did not accuse AlexG of targeting me; for one thing, I doubt he’s sufficiently aware of me to even know where to begin if he wanted to. What I objected to was the shotgun approach of blaming all liberals for the dumbing down of language, as if it was something that all liberals supported, whether actively or passively. By linking the degradation of language to a political agenda, it derailed the argument (for me) from the true issue.
If you need to go back to the original topic that started this to review what was said, the original thread was Greek God-Bia Muscles. You can see both AlexG’s comment and my response to it, which was followed by my opening this topic specifically in the Free For All section, because I didn’t want to further derail what had started as a fun thread.
I won’t apologize for my statements, as I don’t feel I was in the wrong, but I won’t demand that anyone else agrees with me, either. Having said all that, I plan to drop this topic entirely and will only respond further if I am specifically asked to or questioned.
December 9, 2018 at 2:30 pm in reply to: Can we please quit waving our political dicks around? #141933Avery LeckroneParticipantZING! Hey buddy!!!
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Do I detect a Mr. Harlow? Hi there!
I agree that we should tone down politics on this forum. It’s not necessary. However…there is rules in this world that transcends culture or politics. Let me explain…if you are the least on a basketball team, don’t be the loudest. Usually the one who talks the loudest also does the most for the team.
So… your argument is that I shouldn’t criticize our lords and masters because, by virtue of them posting a lot, they are automatically right? I’m not sure I understand what you’re getting at, here.
It seems to me that if an unwarranted attack is made on any group, it is the responsibility of rational people to oppose it, regardless of whether or not they have made a bajillion posts. For the record: I have been around since before the site changed formats; I posted numerous stories in the Strength and Muscle Stories section before closing my original account, and I have posted several more since opening this relatively new account. If I’m not qualified to level a criticism based on your arbitrary rules, who is? Do I need a special handshake to get into the club?
other than threads about She-Ra &CW shows or anything that involves millennials ,…
i haven’t noticed too many political angles on topics outside those thingsThe specific post I took exception to was one in which AlexG decided to decry liberals as the perpetrators of a war on precise language. As it happens, I agree that language has been systematically dumbed down over the years. What I don’t agree with is ascribing it to any particular political agenda. Doing so actually minimizes a very real problem (the weakening of language) by deflecting attention to something (politics) which is of minimal significance.
There have been other posts where AlexG and others have made similar arguments, but I have not objected. Perhaps I should have, since I find the practice of scapegoating political rivals to be asinine and unhelpful.
Avery LeckroneParticipantNow why in God’s name would you attribute the war on language to the left simply because it’s idiotic? Are you trying to alienate your liberal readers? Not to put too fine a point on it, but from what I’ve seen, stupidity doesn’t actually have a political agenda and can easily be attributed to both sides of the fence.
Avery LeckroneParticipantActually, if you look at the page, she attributes the line to Markus Ruhl, so…
Avery LeckroneParticipantI try to be open-minded about this sort of thing, personally, although I just don’t get it. Why do men want to be emasculated by women?
I admire strong women, absolutely, and I won’t deny there’s some really, really erotic stuff in female-muscle dominatrix-type fiction… but there’s also a really strong element that just turns my stomach. Torturing balls? No, thank you. I’m no more into that than I would be into purple-nerples.
My biggest complaint is that it is so hard to find my own, personal fetishes amongst all the fetishes that turn me right off. There’s miles and miles of futanari, scads of ballcrushing, reams of cock-torture… and precious little women demonstrating superior strength and athleticism. Hell, strength level (or its equivalent) usually isn’t even a search option, except on some story sites (like the old Brawna).
Avery LeckroneParticipantGoogle image search suggests Jessica Williams?
February 8, 2018 at 7:20 am in reply to: Inside the Writers Studio: Stories – Still Relevant or Not? #138418Avery LeckroneParticipantThere’s a lot of truth to this- FMG fiction tends to be pretty lackluster (my own included) and the fact that there’s almost no critical review or comments on anything that gets posted, regardless of quality, doesn’t tend to make authors feel inspired to improve or post more.
Really, I would like to see more and better FM/FMG fiction, but what author wants to post into a vacuum? I know *I* don’t.
Avery LeckroneParticipantThe face looks distinctly like Debi Laszewski; I won’t swear to it, but that’s where I’d put my money.
Avery LeckroneParticipantKris Murrell is, most definitely, one of the all-time greats; she’s also already got a forum thread: http://amaz0ns.com/forum/Female-Athletes–Muscular-Women/30393-kris-murrell?limitstart=0
If I had to guess, I would bet the reason your forum search didn’t turn her up was because you didn’t set the option to search for Any Date and newer and, since the newest post was from 2015, it didn’t get tagged.
Avery LeckroneParticipantChapter 07 is NSFW.
Naked boobs is NSFW, right? Sorry about that…
“Groan!”
{stre-e-e-etch!… shred!}
{pop! pop! pop!}
{crash!}
{tzing!… tinkle!}
{thip!… pff!}
{toink!… pok!}
“Ow!”
“Oops. Sorry, Kalida!”
Kalida sat rubbing the small bruise on her forehead from where the bottom button of Sylph’s overburdened blouse had just bounced off of it. That was hardly the worst of the damage, though. Sylph, in stretching out her arms, had inadvertently flexed her huge deltoids and triceps, literally blasting the tight sleeves into a cloudy memory of light blue thread and silk fabric. The buttons had popped off one after another, impacting individually with the overhead light (tinkle!- they’d need a new bulb and, quite probably, fixture to repair that,) Kalida’s favorite bolster pillow (there was now a hole going all the way through, cotton bunting having burst from the far side with tremendous force,) and Kalida’s forehead. Fortunately for Kalida, the last button had been under the least strain and the resultant bruise was merely painful and not lethal. Additionally, Sylph had, as she stretched, accidentally shoved Kalida’s entire bookshelf full of interpretations of various dancers and musical compositions. The oaken structure, fully a hundred fifty pounds when empty, and closer to four hundred pounds when loaded down two layers deep over five shelves, had been catapulted across the suite into the far wall where it exploded into kindling and loose papers.
Kalida was annoyed, of course, but one look at Sylph’s distressed countenance softened her heart. “I’m okay, Sylph, but… ow! Damn, couldn’t you give a girl a warning before your chest goes ballistic?”
“I’m really sorry, Kalida. I’m just so tired…” It was just getting on past 3:00 am the night of Kalida’s and Sylph’s first all-nighter. Kalida’s roommates, Jen and Bekka had already gone to their respective rooms, and Jodi was out somewhere with her boyfriend, but Kalida and Sylph had opted to stay up and work on their project for their Humanities in Western Culture class. At the same time, they’d agreed to help each other with their homework for dance and Sylph’s Fundamentals of Drawing class. They’d chosen to work in Kalida’s suite that night mainly because Kalida had a superior stereo, but Kalida was now wondering about the wisdom of that decision.
“What the heck happened here?!” Jen demanded from her doorway. Jen was a tall, statuesque blond, a field hockey player and a political science major. In the week that Kalida had known her, they’d initially been cool, and the temperature of their interactions had steadily decreased until, now, they were downright frigid.
“It’s nothing, Jen. We just had a little, um, stretching accident,” Kalida said, trying to head off the argument that Jen so clearly wanted to start.
“Nothing?! You blew up the ceiling light! There’s a hole into your room! I’m not paying for that, and I don’t think Bekka’s gonna want to put money down for your little accidents, either.”
Sylph sighed. “It’s not Kalida’s fault, Jen. I broke it, I’ll pay for it.” As usual, Sylph’s placating tones and congenial nature were more than enough to take the wind out of Jen’s sails.
“Well. All right, then,” she humphed, and returned to her room, shutting her door behind her.
“She’s right, you know,” Bekka said from the other side of the room. Unlike Jen, Bekka was openly friendly with both Kalida and her gigantic friend. “It’s not like I wouldn’t help out if I could, but I’m here on a scholarship and my parents are already paying all they can afford just to keep me here.”
Bekka was one of those rare girls who managed to combine bookish nerdiness with an ineffable sensuality that Kalida purely envied. She was neither overweight nor particularly athletic, but simply secreted femininity from her every pore like a powerful pheromone. And, Kalida noted enviously, she had huge boobs. Bekka came into the room and sat down with them.
“Look,” Sylph said, “we’re all a little strapped for cash, but we can come up with something. I’m going to go down to the Student Union tomorrow and see what they have available for student work. Maybe I can find a job to help pay for some of this stuff.”
“You ought to charge for all that time you put in helping out down at the gym,” Kalida remarked.
Sylph blushed a little. “I wouldn’t feel right about that. I help out there because I like doing it and I like the people I meet. I wouldn’t want to have to start charging my friends money…”
Bekka sniffed a little at that. “That’s a pretty naïve attitude, Sylph. Sweet, but naïve. You can’t just give away all your time like you do, or else people are going to start to think they’re entitled to your help, even when you have your own things to do.”
Sylph nodded slowly. “Well, I’ll think about it. But I’d rather find some other way…”
Kalida and Bekka looked at each other for a moment, then Bekka smiled mischievously. “How about…?”
“Oh, yeah!” Kalida exclaimed, eyes aglow.
“What?!” Sylph asked, bewildered.
“BIKINI CARWASH!” Bekka and Kalida yelped together, then collapsed in hysterical giggles.
“Oh, you have got to be kidding,” Sylph began shaking her head, “I don’t even own a bikini!” For some reason, this only made the two of them laugh harder.
Finally, gulping air in great, jagged swallows, Kalida managed, “But Sylph- you can sew!”
“Yeah! Kalida and I’ll help you pick out materials-”
“Itsy-bitsy, teeny-weeny, yellow polka-dot…” came a mocking, sing-song voice from the doorway.
“Jen!” All three immediately stopped laughing and straightened up, trying (and failing miserably) to look serious.
“As it happens,” Jen went on, “I think a bikini carwash is a great idea. But I don’t think the three of you could organize your way out of a paper bag, so I’ll help.”
All four looked at each other for a moment, then burst out laughing.
“This,” Sylph remarked quietly to Kalida, “could be the start of a beautiful relationship…”
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