Wooooooeeeee.
Victor, as a middle-aged woman? May I just say, that piece is killer.
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Wooooooeeeee.
Victor, as a middle-aged woman? May I just say, that piece is killer.
Victor, as a middle-aged woman? May I just say, that piece is killer.
Thanks, Deb. Sometimes I write these things,and have no idea what to make of them.
Uh, I think I would take it to my bunk...
Oh, Victor, NICE.
Sometimes you don't need to make anything of them; you just need to make them.
Thanks, all. Glad to know I'm on the right track with it.
I think what my question is, is do I need to paint in some picture of what's gained from fidelity? Is there anyway to do that without moralizing, which I have no interest in doing.
Victor, I don't think so - justification doesn't seem to be the impetus behind the piece.
What you've done is to offer a beautifully written little precis on why temptation is human. And in point of fact? The fact that you aren't taking the girl up on her unspoken invitation is its own justification.
I don't think it needs anything.
I don't think it needs anything.
Hmm. I'm leaning this way myself. Still, worth pondering.
Not necessarily, Victor. You ponder too much, you'll end up overanalysing the thing and bitching it up. Let it be - it's as close to perfect as it gets.
Victor, that piece is stunning.
Because I just skimmed and skimmed and skimmed, are we posting our responses to the drabble challenges here?
Jilli, you can if you like; I think most people have been, but it's not a requirement.