Right after I posted it I realized I probably should have added a waring for dolphin-style gang rape. But I didn't. I'm a bad person, I know.
Well, the 10 year old helped most. I explained that Emma was going to a private detective, but I didn't know what for. She said that Emma should be going to make sure her fiance wasn't cheating on her, where she got this information about private detectives, I do not know. I of course flipped it around and had Emma going hoping to find some evidence that her fiance *was* doing something bad so she could ditch him. 10 year old found this switch amusing. 7 year old inquired about whether the characters were mean or not. Trying to explain Emma's family dynamics was a bit of a challenge.
I also had to teach the 7 year old how to draw breasts properly. The way she was doing it was just... unattractive. I am such an excellent babysitter.
I am very glad that you got my mermaid images correctly! It was difficult to try and indicate that the underbelly was different from the back and tail, but there was no definitive line between human and non human elements. I was going with a dusky dolphin look for Emily, like this one: http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/1/13/DuskyDolphin.jpg
I have NEVER EVER read furry stories, so this was all virgin territory for me! But now I have to go look up sergals, thank you very much. Although WTF does fake empire have to do with prehensile clitoral hoods????????
Is this really my first Christian cameo? He gets mentioned a lot, but not on stage. Hmm, It's because he's too nice, and so whenever I write him as a healthy human being there is no angst. I cannot survive without angst. I do have a hard time with Sage interacting with humans in a human manner. We will see (Do I have plans? Not telling). I felt sort of embarrassed throwing the Morgan/Reid in there, but thought they would make excellent gay mermen, and couldn't leave them out.
Gah, studies. Thank you for distracting me with your awesome review, and now I need to get back to First Phase Syntax. *sigh*
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Well, the 10 year old helped most. I explained that Emma was going to a private detective, but I didn't know what for. She said that Emma should be going to make sure her fiance wasn't cheating on her, where she got this information about private detectives, I do not know. I of course flipped it around and had Emma going hoping to find some evidence that her fiance *was* doing something bad so she could ditch him. 10 year old found this switch amusing. 7 year old inquired about whether the characters were mean or not. Trying to explain Emma's family dynamics was a bit of a challenge.
I also had to teach the 7 year old how to draw breasts properly. The way she was doing it was just... unattractive. I am such an excellent babysitter.
I am very glad that you got my mermaid images correctly! It was difficult to try and indicate that the underbelly was different from the back and tail, but there was no definitive line between human and non human elements. I was going with a dusky dolphin look for Emily, like this one:
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/1/13/DuskyDolphin.jpg
I have NEVER EVER read furry stories, so this was all virgin territory for me! But now I have to go look up sergals, thank you very much. Although WTF does fake empire have to do with prehensile clitoral hoods????????
Is this really my first Christian cameo? He gets mentioned a lot, but not on stage. Hmm, It's because he's too nice, and so whenever I write him as a healthy human being there is no angst. I cannot survive without angst. I do have a hard time with Sage interacting with humans in a human manner. We will see (Do I have plans? Not telling). I felt sort of embarrassed throwing the Morgan/Reid in there, but thought they would make excellent gay mermen, and couldn't leave them out.
Gah, studies. Thank you for distracting me with your awesome review, and now I need to get back to First Phase Syntax. *sigh*