by sthsth
I'm sorry, I don't understand your comment. Did I mis-spell something?
@sthsth: You did not. The previous poster is talking about the protagonist in the story (potentially) being screwed over by the tecnicalities of the written word.
They don't mean that you misspelled anything Sthsth.
They are comparing the touch cause orgasm wish with the legend of king Midas, who changed anything he touched into gold. This caused Midas to have problems. His food turned into gold and he couldn't eat or drink. He even tragically changed his daughter into a gold statue. Midas, is essentially a tale to tell people to be careful for what they wish for. Your character will need to be very cautious to not accidentally give every woman he touches an orgasm, like his mother, as you brought up in the story.
No, I think the anon is merely commenting that it is a common trope, coming from midas's curse as in, a person wishes for something and it comes true in a way that they did not expect because they spoke in a way that could be misinterpreted by the genie, either willfully or by accident.
Thanks everyone for the clarification. I am aware of the story of Midas, and the whole "be careful what you wish for" trope. The idea is definitely going to come into play in this story. Re-reading Anonymous's comment, I now understand that he was saying that Seth had bad wording, and not me. lol
But that would have been far less dramatic and climactic. lol I like how they put it in RVB, "You get an F in efficiency, but an A in Dramatic timing." lol Thanks for the comment though.