All Comments on 'Sigma Lambda Tau: Guess Who'

So good!

Anon,

Thanks!

Hope you do more Sigma Lambda Tau stories, both have been fantastic

Please Please write more!!!!!!

Preg risk stories are just the hottest possible.

I love this story more than some of the others in that they are willingly taking a gamble on having a baby, and it is even hotter if that baby is very much unwanted such as in this story.

Keep up the good work!!!

The return of SLT! Exquisitely done.

KonradCurzeHorus,

I'm glad you enjoyed the stories! I do have more ideas for SLT kicking around, so hopefully you'll read more about them.

auhound49,

I'm glad you liked it! I do plan to write more, including more stories involving Sigma Lambda Tau. I'm glad you're enjoying the themes - I definitely enjoy those themes as well, and I think basically all Sigma Lambda Tau induction tests involve pregnancy risk of some sort or another.

Anon,

Thanks! I'm glad you enjoyed it. I've been meaning to write more about SLT and it just took me a while to find the right vein.

oh my god

coolstrangeravenue,

I hope that's a good "oh my god?" :)

Great as always! :) I love impregnation erotica, and your SLT stories are great!

Anon,

Thanks! I'm glad you enjoyed it. There should be another SLT story coming before too long. :)

Excellent stuff.

Ratios,

Thanks!

Lol I bet the university has a good child care program and a very very in demand program too.

Thanks for putting in the time to write this for us.

Anon,

Yeah, it kinda has to have good child care - SLT is certainly responsible for getting a lot of babies conceived.

What about the person who did not choose to be involved?

The baby.

He / She has just been sentenced to being an unwanted, resented child.

If you doubt that just scan the daily papers for parents in court for cruelty to their children.

There is a way of reducing the odds that this will happen. You will need the close support of reliable, available friends around you for the rest of your life. Think Church, one where everybody welcomes all who seek help, but rejects refuse to help some one in need, (especialy where young children are involved)

Anon,

There are a few things to note here. First, an unplanned pregnancy does not equate to an abused child; plenty of unplanned children are loved and welcomed, and plenty of planned children are abused. There's nothing in the story to indicate or even suggest that Alice's baby will not be loved.

Second, I think that the gap between reality and the tone I strike in this sort of fiction is pretty clear. When a moral rule is violated in my stories it's meant to be erotic, and there's nothing erotic about child abuse or neglect.

Finally, I think you're being very generous to churches in your estimation of who would help in this scenario. Some churches would help Alice, I agree, but plenty more would judge her, shame her, and lobby the government to make conditions worse for her. "Find a church" is not advice I would give to a single mom in need of support.

The loss of control to pleasure, both narrated from the person losing control (but ultimately keeping it) and then watching someone else lose control - very hot and very well written. I even like that SLT had their own internal integrity and morality. They own it, and it should've been no surprise to anyone (except maybe Miray, at the beginning) what they were about.

Shadracht,

I'm glad you enjoyed it. I do enjoy writing about that sort of struggle for internal control.

I'm also glad you like SLT's ideas about morality - I feel like several of the SLT stories have been about figuring out where they draw those lines. They're fine with risky choices, and the people they let in are just the ones who can manage that risk without letting go of their own desires.