All Comments on 'A Family Journey'

by Soazoldman

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sexymeupsexymeupover 4 years ago
huh..

that was the dumbest shit I ever read

AnonymousAnonymousover 4 years ago
Continuity means:

When you say this:" I didn't date but I did fool around with Anita occasionally. We weren't lesbians, we weren't really attracted to each other sexually, just friends helping each other get some release."

You don't go to this: " 'Yes, I chose you and Anita,' she said emphatically. 'I've wanted you so badly.'

'Let's go to the other room, a bigger bed for the three of us,' Anita said helping Elena off of me. We spent the night exploring each other, making Sapphic love."

PurduemyronPurduemyronover 4 years ago
Enjoyable

I really enjoyed the flow of this story. The dichotomy between the spirit world and the real world. I liked how she initially was friends with her friend and they evolved into a family unit. It was a moving piece

AnonymousAnonymousover 4 years ago
Fantastic story

This is a great story please write more of these stores about a brother or grandmother and grandson or mother and daughter or father and son really would like to see these stores

skipfordskipfordabout 4 years ago
Love the read

Like the way you intertwined the culture into the story as I studied such practices and found the story to be very entertaining. Looking forward to reading more of your writings

DevilbobyDevilbobyover 2 years ago

A beautiful story, emotional at times particularly to those of us who have lost family in violence.

DocWordsDocWordsover 2 years ago

What a wonderful tale. I especially liked that it did tell a story with the sexual part being secondary. Thank you for sharing your work.

AnonymousAnonymous10 months ago

It was different from the usual suck & fuck stuff.

I enjoyed reading it Thank you.

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I really enjoyed writing these stories and reading those from others, Many of my stories are related to my own experiences. My favorite that I wrote is "Slipping." It is, as I commented on it, about a young woman I met years ago who was married to a man, wounded severely in Vi...