All Comments on 'To Be or Not To Be a Doctor'

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IsaacTolkienIsaacTolkienover 4 years agoAuthor
Musical notes

Hyperlinks aren't allowed in the story itself, but here are links to the songs referenced in the story.

Paatu Paadava:

video https://youtu.be/q8qVxePZyMg?t=6

translation https://lyricstranslate.com/en/paadu-paadava-can-i-sing-song.html

Mersalayitten: https://youtu.be/BQ7jf3ZkKHA?t=2089

Kalangalil Aval Vasantham:

video https://youtu.be/ZMOJEfyZLkE

translation http://www.lyricaldelights.com/2016/08/03/paava-mannippu-kaalangalil-aval-vasantham-lyrics-and-translation/

Ovvorru Pookalume: https://youtu.be/V3x9OT9HUCQ?t=17

I Want to Hold Your Hand: https://youtu.be/PHgf_Ocej0I

I Am the Walrus: https://youtu.be/t1Jm5epJr10

Walk On: https://youtu.be/5hMg0mJqOus?t=196

Orey Oor Oaril:

video https://youtu.be/CE5QlqoQR_E

translation https://pinkimanigantan.wordpress.com/2017/06/16/ore-oar-ooril-song-lyrics-and-translation/

Paal Irukkum: https://youtu.be/OpWdnA5uI0k?t=18. No full translation available online, sorry.

AnonymousAnonymousover 4 years ago
Lovely story

A lovely story that needs more chapters! 5*

AnonymousAnonymousover 4 years ago
Great Story

I would love to see it continue.

vanmyers86vanmyers86over 4 years ago

The amount of care, thought and love that you put into writing this story is really humbling. I enjoyed your story very much. Thank you for sharing it. I look forward to reading more from you!

juan2forkjuan2forkover 4 years ago
Truly beautiful

Thank you.

AnonymousAnonymousover 4 years ago
Thank you for such a profound love story

Thank you for bringing so much thought, care, and meaning to this story. I appreciate such an informative description of the Canadian multicultural immigrant experience.

AnonymousAnonymousover 4 years ago
Fell in love with Sri Lankan Women

I'm a Canadian currently travelling in Srilanka. I don't have much experience with women here, but I met a university student which is similar to the way you have portrayed Manjula. Women here are extremely shy and don't know much about sex. But they are prettier and vixens in bed.

Ps:I emailed her this story. Definitely going to roleplay this story with her.

RangeExpanderRangeExpanderalmost 4 years ago

What a pleasure to enjoy both your wide and deep writing, and the huge energetic yearning as these two slowly explore their sexual connection. I am really grateful to you for exploring issues of caste and race and teaching me a lot about Sri Lankan history as well as opening up questions about how people live together across differences, in different parts of the world. And all the while, my senses are surging from the sexual heat in the air - wow! In addition, you propose a good way for bringing honesty into the bedroom - sharing broswer histories.

BufoAmericanusBufoAmericanusover 3 years ago
Great Story

Your writing was very enjoyable, your imagination fun. Thanks for sharing your story!

AnonymousAnonymousalmost 3 years ago
AT THE TOP

I stumbled across this story by a Literotica author I'm not familiar with. His prefatory note refers to its length, I check: nine pages (!). To read or not to read? So many times I've found new-to-me Literotica writers not something I continue reading.

I give it a try/start. Immediately hooked. From start to finish.

(The opening scenario was an attention-grabbing start, that also provided a backdrop to the story by highlighting prejudicial attitudes that a person from a foreign culture may have to endure.)

I guess that after years on Literotica, reading an average of several stories a day (I'm retired) and thus thousands of stories, I did not expect to read another truly great one. This one is AT THE TOP with the best stories by the best Literotica writers.

I do not think I can be too effusive about this remarkable literary creation. I will try to list some of why it appealed to me so strongly that I was left shaking my head in wonder by the end.

The writing was of unusually impeccable quality. No grammar/spelling, etc slip-ups. Having 8 years post high school education, I do not often encounter unfamiliar words.

I looked up "anodyne," and, judging from the dictionary definitions, this was the word to use where Isaac Tolkien used it.

I felt that I was reading a highly literate man. I think it would not be amiss to compare him to the literary giant who is the second half of his moniker. If IsaacTolkien wrote a trilogy as long as The Lord of the Rings, would it have similar appeal.?

Isaac Tolkien's ability to make you feel emotions, empathize with cultural intricacies with which we are unfamiliar, identify with the people of his story is impressive. (Someone who has such knowledge of the culture and language must be a part of it himself.) A stellar story-teller.

I have next to zero knowledge of Sri Lanka. How interesting to learn of peoples with language, ideas, cultural views, struggles due to their race, the imposing difficulties that lead to departing one's homeland and problems emigration leads to. All seen through the eyes of second generation immigrant Tony -- so it is personal, not statistical. This imparted an exotic element to this wonderful romance.

Speaking of which, this story IS a romance. Not that I'm quibbling with its First Time category, which is also appropriate. Seldom does a Literotica story describe

the compelling feelings, emotions, intensity of love as strongly.

To attempt a summary. This stellar tale is one of the very best I have read on Literotica. It has:

Flawless language.

Stellar storytelling skills.

Cross cultural appeal.

Love and romance.

Characters you care for/about.

Behind this simmers an unrealized sexual yen that eventually combines all the above factors into a fitting, loving sexual climax to the story.

A tale that I hesitated to start, went well beyond my expectations.

It left me with a warm feeling.

Thank you, Isaac Tolkien.

An unhesitating 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟

Paul in Oklahoma

AnonymousAnonymousover 1 year ago

Agree with 'Paul in Oklahoma', marvelous piece of writing.

The depth of knowledge of the cultures of the characters probably speaks volumes on your own heritage (write what you know). But the path taken to get us to see their POV, to become involved in their lives and their struggles, truly a gift how we come to feel them. We see their situations unpack and resolve, and how they ultimately grow together always forging more and deeper bonds.

Loved it.

VA

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The name comes from my favorite writers as a kid: Isaac Asimov and J.R.R. Tolkien. Asimov taught me the breezy style and eclectic range of interests; Tolkien the value of imagination and eloquence.