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Emoria

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Absolutely!
you know, i've been fighting an urge to respond: but my novel isn't erotica tho. I think it's an instinct born out of still unearthing weird puritanical prejudice in my brain, and not helpful.

and while my book is mostly not about sex, it does have three pretty detailed sex scenes, and I think all three are really hot.

i guess what i'm saying is, i wrote an erotic book, thank you for helping me call it that :)

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tysm!!! I've read several of your works and really enjoyed them, so that means a lot!

one of my favorite comments hehe

" holy shit, clicked on this story expecting smut and ended up bawling my eyes out, so well written and genuinely beautiful......."

TYSM! It's been really lovely to see folks respond to it so positively

When multiple women told me it helped them come out of the closet as trans, I started to realize I really had actually made something worthwhile after decades of convincing myself my own ideas were not worth sharing.

Fabulous, absolutely disgusting, I just finished it and I'm actually physically chilly from reading it.

Also - the connections of being monstrous and/or helpless to being trans are just impeccable.

Absolutely adored it. Going to recommend this to anyone who is okay with the body horror.

Thank you! Yes, that makes perfect sense.

Already getting a Band together to play!! So excited to play and listen.

Can I get clarification on how Bonds get marked? 

Page 37: "Bonds are marked and Realized in the same way as Class Sentences." - to me, this would imply they only get marked when they fail.

Page 53: "Mark Results: If a Sentence failed, mark it with a dot. If an Ephemera succeeded, cross off one of its uses. If a Bond was used at all, mark it with a dot." - which implies they get marked regardless of success or failure.

Just curious which rule should be followed! I'm guessing it's the one on page 53 but right now there isn't a clarification in the section about Bonds.