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suesniffsglue January 16 2015, 04:44:23 UTC
Ah, tricksy incubi! The feelings in this piece were tangible; the passion, the confusion, the frustration--really well done!

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i_17bingo January 16 2015, 06:50:21 UTC
Exasperation is probably my favorite emotion to write, really.

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jexia January 16 2015, 06:00:48 UTC
Hee, this was fun.

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i_17bingo January 16 2015, 06:49:13 UTC
It was--not surprisingly--a lot of fun to write.

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bleodswean January 16 2015, 17:28:28 UTC
Ah-ha!!! In any other storyteller's piece...I would have had to go with it all being a dream...but of course in YOUR work I began teasing at the knot early on.....I hadn't thought of an incubus/sucubus!!! Funny stuff here! And slightly erotic....

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i_17bingo January 19 2015, 06:51:45 UTC
Only slightly erotic?

Thank you for the uplift, and letting me know a knot gets teased. That is very, very encouraging.

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halfshellvenus January 17 2015, 00:15:34 UTC
Hahahaha! Now I know why Gina couldn't quite snap herself out of that dream, and why all of her friends were plagued with similar problems.

I guess it's too much work for the succubi/incubi to seduce from scratch-- why not take the easy route and masquerade as someone else?

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i_17bingo January 19 2015, 06:44:05 UTC
I'm sure too that preexisting lust tastes so much sweeter.

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fodschwazzle January 18 2015, 19:11:58 UTC
It certainly did get awkward. I had to read through the last sequence a couple of times to get the name game that was happening there, but it all clicked into place eventually. I like that Gina decides to send them out rather than do something more aggressive. That says a lot about the character dynamics, I think.

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i_17bingo January 19 2015, 06:45:53 UTC
It's not a popular position these days--particularly in American political culture--but negotiation helps everyone, even if it just keeps people (and others) from being hurt.

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