by asadama
"their" they're try grammarly, Mistakes like this are only from a poor public school education.
Love the Winnipeg references. My hometown, very hot and believable story.
Good Story. Write another.
Don't feel bad about your pubic school education.
Wow. Some people....
Wonderful story! I hope to see more of your stories and please ignore idiots that do not write!
Wow. The first story of yours I read -- Girl in the Painting -- I was absolutely persuaded I was reading a female author. This story, from the male gaze, seems necessarily written by a male author. To be able so persuasively to write from either gender is a very rare and impressive skill.
And yes, this story is ludicrously hot, too; not quite so sweet as the other, but intensely erotic.
I came here from your recently posted story, curious as to what else you might have. I like your style, a lot. You're very sympathetic to your characters, there's a gentleness and humanity about them I find very sweet. I would love to read more.
Very nice, grammar error I guess is from speech recognition programme that needs ruthless proof reading. Happens to me often.
Small quibble - I find it hard to believe a girl could leap up and score a bullseye on a standing man's weapon.
excellent story! Good characterization. I have a good mental picture of each. I'm a little surprised at the speed with which the man lost his modest ways, but I suppose the rain event might do it. I'm also surprised that it was the lady's idea. I like to imagine that somewhere there are women who would initiate this but I fear this is wishful thinking. Anyway, thank you.
I would like to see even further development of this story line. I like how your world does not have to be either-or. My friendship circle includes many who do not conform to conventional stereotypes even though I do.
Fun story, well written and nicely paced. I particularly liked the fact that you didn't bother with breast and penis dimensions. Keep up the good work.