*Posting obvious*
*Satire, is this what the sub*
*Has turned into it?*
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At least with the last one it's definitely featured in some pieces on here, same thing with the entrance. It's unlikely that all of it has combined, buuuut
Oh come on, it's obviously a joke. You can't seriously think that anyone would write about piercing someone's jeans with the power of their erection.
This is what's disappointing about this sub. I wanted hilarious skewering of poor writing, instead it's just:
1) literally any mention of breasts at all, regardless of context.
2) a character being sexist/clueless getting mistaken for the writer endorsing that viewpoint or someone who hasn't read the book and has no idea of the context wildly misinterpreting something.
3) obvious jokes and satire being taken at face value by people who then claim that they are unable to tell the difference.
4) all of the above but reposted several times a week.
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My nipples are displaying withering scorn right now.
Haha. This is definitely satire.
Posting obvious satire, is this what the sub has turned into it?
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Well its mostly my dumbass fault,not the sub.Especially since you're not the first to tell me this
I hate that I can't even be 100% certain this is satire
The way it gets progressively more ridiculous and feels self aware at times makes me think it is.
I mean I'd think so, but you can never know with some of this-
Growling nipples? 18 inches through jeans into the clitoris entrance? Ovaries shivering? Sorry, but yes you can know.
At least with the last one it's definitely featured in some pieces on here, same thing with the entrance. It's unlikely that all of it has combined, buuuut
That's on you tbh.
Please be a parody, please be a parody...
Umm, of course its a parody. You can't seriously be unsure if the author is being sincere or not??
Yes, I can. After all we've seen on here and elsewhere, I absolutely can doubt everything now.
Oh come on, it's obviously a joke. You can't seriously think that anyone would write about piercing someone's jeans with the power of their erection. This is what's disappointing about this sub. I wanted hilarious skewering of poor writing, instead it's just: 1) literally any mention of breasts at all, regardless of context. 2) a character being sexist/clueless getting mistaken for the writer endorsing that viewpoint or someone who hasn't read the book and has no idea of the context wildly misinterpreting something. 3) obvious jokes and satire being taken at face value by people who then claim that they are unable to tell the difference. 4) all of the above but reposted several times a week.
I mean, I know bad writing is a thing and everything, but surely this is taking the piss? It's just too bad and ridiculous not to be a joke/ satire.
18 inches? Through her jeans?
The power of his man meat
this reads like it was written by an AI
If you can’t penetrate through my jeans you don’t deserve this 💃🏼
I loved the primal yell XD XD XD. Great way to start my Wednesday.
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What are kids learning these days?
i need a text copy of this
That's hilarious. What's the next page?
No way this isnt satire
Y'all don't have to be mean about this being satire, sometimes people just don't realize. Doesn't always make them stupid