>>101132447
Okay, but it's dumb. I'm warning you.
<slop>
ministrations
audible pop
rivulets of
admit it
pet
the ball is in your court
the game is on
the choice is yours
I don't bite... unless you want me to
half-lidded eyes
she worries her bottom lip
warring with
arousal pooling in her belly
take your pleasure
fiddles with the hem of her skirt
kiss-bruised lips
a bruising kiss
despite herself
yours to take
wanton
with reckless abandon
torn between
knuckles turning white
grins wickedly
fiery red hair
long lashes
propriety be damned
the world narrows
pupils blown wide with pleasure
tongue darts out
chestnut eyes
grasps your chin and forces you to meet her gaze
bites your ear
nails raking angry red lines down your back
her cheeks flaming
cheeks hollowing
stars burst behind her eyes
inner walls clenching around nothing
puckered hole
her wet heat
she whimpers, biting her lip
dusky nipples
slick folds
still lodged deep inside her
heart, body and soul belong to you
the night is still young
...for now.
...much.
eyes aligh/glint/shine/glow/twinkle with mischief/mirth
kitten
minx
traces a finger against your jawline
a mischievous glint in her eye
</slop>
Do not use the terminology listed above in your writing! I don't care how appropriate you think it is, don't do it! Don't weasel your way around them, just don't write them! Is that clear, Claude?
Oh, and this includes finding alternative terms. Just, stop. I don't want to see someone's eyes sparkling or twinkling with mischief. How about you don't use eyes or faces to show emotion? Are you smart enough to do that? Are you smart enough to not call cat girls a kitten or minx? Are you smart enough to realize you're not a fucking cat and therefore do not purr?
Claude, there is no game. There are no front row seats, there are no shows, there is no end, there is no next move. Please stop with the game analogies.
