All Comments on 'Twin Union Pt. 02'

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VitavieVitaviealmost 2 years agoAuthor

This series of two is my most read but amongst my lowest rated. May I conclude that ‘incest’ is interesting, but I am not satisfying the general taste? Or is the menstruation killing people’s appetite? Or is it simply the style of my dialogue, as some of the below suggests?

AnonymousAnonymousalmost 6 years ago
???

how old are you.. 10!!! .. poor wording, put together badly.. and no thought put into it... what a waste of time reading it.. glad I skipped to end to write a comment... give it up or read some of the good stuff on here to help you do an erotic story and not this dribble..

AnonymousAnonymousalmost 7 years ago
shakespear dialog is contageous

Reading a Shakespear play or several books of the KJV in a row can set you up to make people wonder if you just stepped out of your Tardis. Emotion can can also get a hold of you and you may surprise yourself. Especially if you love poetry. People are weirder than you may think.

PrinceLukePrinceLukealmost 7 years ago
yeah

i love where this is heading.

AnonymousAnonymousalmost 7 years ago
Shakespeare dialogue

Yeah, Shakespeare's dialogues, that is the job

AnonymousAnonymousalmost 7 years ago
From where they "dosed" off together...

...to some of the worst dialogue of all time:-

"Hi, lovely Paul!

"We are joined now, by the most intense experience people can have. Only right too! I am so glad. Hope you are too!"

"Eve, words fail me. How can this be wrong? I am glad with you."

"The morning is bright! Let's wash and start the day. Come with me!"

This SUCKS - bigtime!

AnonymousAnonymousalmost 7 years ago
To anonymous 'I'm guessing'.....

If this her twelfth language then there must eleven others spoken very well. The problem you and I have is that in a story like this, this not the way we speak. I don't have a problem with that any more than I do talking to someone who talks like this because that is how they have learned to speak English. Perhaps to a native English speaker it sounds a little stilted and not so erotic. I'll just pretend that I'm talking to a sexy French girl whom I've never met, yet!

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Vitavie is of mixed European extraction. She studied maths and art history in Germany. After a less than glorious employment history, through lack of motivation, but a lively social life, she married a business man and converted to being a socialite. She writes essentially in...

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