Amarena
Star
- Joined
- Mar 31, 2011
I'm going to start off with saying I'm not who you think I am.
No, really, I'm not.
Sort of.
For some reason, I'm almost ashamed of being on Blue Moon. It's not because I don't like it here. I really fucking do. I love it here. However, I'm not self-confident enough to be proud of the fact I write smut. Okay, it's not smut, because I love plot and story lines and I like to think that my writings is just adult roleplay. So why should I be ashamed of it?
I don't know.
It's not like I'm hiding who I am, or anything. Don't worry, I'm still definitely over the age of eighteen. In fact, I think my birthday is correct on my profile. I don't remember, but probably.
I just feel like if I showed my writings to another person, they'd laugh at me. I don't know why I feel that way. What the hell is wrong with writing erotica? Nothing. So why the hell don't I be like "hey, y'all, I'm on this site and it's great!" Probably because I have a girlfriend and she'd get jealous. At least, I think she would, but I know she won't because she knows I write erotic stories.
I don't want to see someone I work with and they'll have read what I wrote and they'll be like "That was hot" and I'll stare at them awkwardly and reply "...okay? Great?" And then I'll envision them jacking off to it or something and I'll never want to write another sex scene again.
I typically keep my internet life apart from my real life anyway. I don't think I've ever said to someone in real life "Hey. I roleplay on the internet." because I know I'd get weird looks and they'll ask me "What's that?" and it would be hard to explain what roleplaying is to someone who's never done it. Pretty sure they would think I'm some creeper pedophile and that I deserve to be on that show on MSNBC (To Catch a Predator, anyone? Why don't you go ahead and take a seat?)
Also, on a slight tangent, it's so fucking good to be back and to have found excellent writers to roleplay with. (Daughter of Artemis - You are the shit).
And now to decide whether I want to watch a few episodes of South Park before bed, or finish reading 'Salem's Lot.
If you know where my journal title is from, you get a million virtual cookies and a firm slap on the ass.
No, really, I'm not.
Sort of.
For some reason, I'm almost ashamed of being on Blue Moon. It's not because I don't like it here. I really fucking do. I love it here. However, I'm not self-confident enough to be proud of the fact I write smut. Okay, it's not smut, because I love plot and story lines and I like to think that my writings is just adult roleplay. So why should I be ashamed of it?
I don't know.
It's not like I'm hiding who I am, or anything. Don't worry, I'm still definitely over the age of eighteen. In fact, I think my birthday is correct on my profile. I don't remember, but probably.
I just feel like if I showed my writings to another person, they'd laugh at me. I don't know why I feel that way. What the hell is wrong with writing erotica? Nothing. So why the hell don't I be like "hey, y'all, I'm on this site and it's great!" Probably because I have a girlfriend and she'd get jealous. At least, I think she would, but I know she won't because she knows I write erotic stories.
I don't want to see someone I work with and they'll have read what I wrote and they'll be like "That was hot" and I'll stare at them awkwardly and reply "...okay? Great?" And then I'll envision them jacking off to it or something and I'll never want to write another sex scene again.
I typically keep my internet life apart from my real life anyway. I don't think I've ever said to someone in real life "Hey. I roleplay on the internet." because I know I'd get weird looks and they'll ask me "What's that?" and it would be hard to explain what roleplaying is to someone who's never done it. Pretty sure they would think I'm some creeper pedophile and that I deserve to be on that show on MSNBC (To Catch a Predator, anyone? Why don't you go ahead and take a seat?)
Also, on a slight tangent, it's so fucking good to be back and to have found excellent writers to roleplay with. (Daughter of Artemis - You are the shit).
And now to decide whether I want to watch a few episodes of South Park before bed, or finish reading 'Salem's Lot.
If you know where my journal title is from, you get a million virtual cookies and a firm slap on the ass.