All Comments on 'She-Wolf'

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AnomolousCowherdAnomolousCowherdalmost 17 years ago
Unusual, but good

Perhaps a little too much emphasis on size for me, but well written.

BasraBasraalmost 17 years ago
Very hot

A nice fantasy spin on the butch/femme role. I loved this!

AnonymousAnonymousabout 16 years ago
Awesome

Wonderfully written through and through!!!

AnonymousAnonymousover 13 years ago

amazing

AnonymousAnonymousover 12 years ago

I'd love to read more

KatieTayKatieTayover 11 years ago

a promising premise...

AnonymousAnonymousalmost 11 years ago
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Lol, man, this is awesome.

Nadia's so like me o_O

Idk who my Ligia is though q.q

But yeah, awesome~

AnonymousAnonymousabout 10 years ago
omg

I read this one 14 times

its awesome

really to the power infinity awesome

AnonymousAnonymousover 9 years ago
Speechless!

The best I've read by far....... keep up the good job

AnonymousAnonymousabout 9 years ago
what you did to me

I think you put a spell on this story i am totally addicted to it already i really wish that it would have been more, if it was like that i would still read it over and over again.

AnonymousAnonymousabout 9 years ago
Wrong section

This should probably go in the "Nonconsent" section

AnonymousAnonymousalmost 4 years ago

This story is wild

okami1061okami1061over 1 year ago

The core story was not overly surprising, though I expect it was probably meant to be.

It was the all-encompassing environment that we learned next to nothing about that was the whole appeal of the story. Not the pagan nature of it, per se, but the mystery of it coupled with the primitive nature of it. Without the statement about being christians, it would have felt quite at home in an era of celts and druids. But being christians threw me off. Certainly there was a complex overlap between pagan and christian, once the Romans began leaving the Isles, but that didn't feel right either.

With a bit more description, like hair colors, we might be able to place it better, perhaps Gaul, post-Romans.

As you can tell, I found it enticing, though not particularly erotic, the only sex being carried out by a piece of wood. Nor did It have a "lesbian" feel to it. It was more like two women literally pretending to be man and wife.

Turn this story into one with three or four times the number of words, letting us see and feel the environment in depth, and getting to know these two women and their history, and it'd probably have been a top-notch winner.

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