First, on-topic response: OMG YAY. YOU ARE WRITING THIS. I AM ESTATIC. I THINK I HAVE SPELLED THAT WRONG AND I DON'T CARE, THAT IS HOW EXCITED I AM.
Second, off-topic question: what does the text on your picture say? I can't either make it out or keep a lid on my curiosity anymore. Killed a cat once, you know. Curiosity. Not me. I like kittehs. : )
I'll have you know there were like, ten more prompts sequentially in line I was supposed to do, but I have a kink for historically accurate slash, and also for man-slavery (drool), so I had to jump on it like a hot potato. Estimated date of finishing...Friday (not tomorrow, next friday), earliest Wed.
Oh, and my picture says,
"I'm so tired of being a 'lazy housewife' I think I'll take a break and go get a job."
hehe you definitely are! I love your Kocoum/Thomas fics my the way ever since coming here I've been obsessed with them and I don't know why, but I love you writing and the fact that you write my fav couple makes you 10 times cooler! <3 *secretly hopes you'll fill one of her prompts one day*
Title: "Bacha Bazi", Part One "Procurement"guiltyhousewifeApril 30 2011, 14:30:51 UTC
Midday in the desert - the most uncomfortable hour for the traders and their wares, but Jafar is comfortable in his soft, kingly-white robes and the shade his servants hold above him as he walks, and that is all that matters. Still, while standing relaxed and unhurried in the middle of the slaver's square, he can't help but notice with some amount of disgust the flop sweat hastily wiped off by the husky man before him, and goads him impatiently
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Re: Title: "Bacha Bazi", Part One "Procurement"guiltyhousewifeApril 30 2011, 14:32:45 UTC
He was older, much older than the other bacha bazis - nearly 18 by the look of him, judging by his greater height and muscle mass. The cut of his toned arms and stomach distinguished him too; dancing boys were supposed to represent the fleeting age when a prepubescent boy possesses the curves of a woman. They were meant to be soft, and feminine, but Jafar could tell with the barest of glances this boy was neither soft nor feminine: his hands were too calloused-looking, his bare-feet dirty, his stomach dipping inward slightly telling of instances of near-starvation. His strong jaw was pointed up at Jafar, not looking away like the others, and his wide mouth was carved in an angry half-snarl
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Re: Title: "Bacha Bazi", PART TWO "Polishing"guiltyhousewifeApril 30 2011, 21:33:04 UTC
Technically it is the palace slave trainer who is responsible for direct bacha bazi-training. He would diligently and meticulously mold the purchased-boys into worthy entertainment of the Sultan and his associates. He was hard man, with a pitiless eye, carrying a large, knobbed stick that whacked errant backs and knees into correct positions for dancing, cracked across the knuckles of those who dared to speak or act out of turn
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Re: Title: "Bacha Bazi", PART TWO "Polishing"guiltyhousewifeApril 30 2011, 21:34:59 UTC
Of course he took the boy, multiple times. He was just as much Jafar's bodily-possession as was his wife, his harem girls, and the other bachas .The harem girls, with their regrettably dead eyes, gave like warm dough to him, going where he told them to go, sucking what he told them to suck, moaning when he told them to moan. His wife was satisfying enough as well, though the hatred in her eyes was somewhat tiring. The other bachas cried at first, some keeping the tears inside, but soon learned from the harm girls how to turn desire into power, becoming flirtatious flimsy things quick enough
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Re: Title: "Bacha Bazi", PART THREE "Performance"guiltyhousewifeMay 3 2011, 21:12:31 UTC
Clothed in impossibly rich and ornate garments, they came with silent, composed faces, a small, secret smile in their eyes. They came with pleasant noises as well, in the silence before the music started: a tinkling of bells around their wrists and ankles, the swish of their colorful and gauzy scarves draped with artistic-carelessness around them
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Re: Title: "Bacha Bazi" END END ENDguiltyhousewifeMay 3 2011, 21:13:11 UTC
His dance, like his outfit, resembled nothing like the bacha bazi before him. Bacha bazi entranced their audiences with their feminine movements, the sway of their hips, the expressive dance of their arms. Aladdin was pointedly unfeminine in his dance. His movements were powerful, erratic yet nubile and clever, without strategy or style, but angry and passionate
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Bacha bazi
Info here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bacha_bazi
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Second, off-topic question: what does the text on your picture say? I can't either make it out or keep a lid on my curiosity anymore. Killed a cat once, you know. Curiosity. Not me. I like kittehs. : )
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Oh, and my picture says,
"I'm so tired of being a 'lazy housewife' I think I'll take a break and go get a job."
I love kitschy 1950s housewife stuff.
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