gigglesnort's Topics (94)

Does he think offering to have a kid with a friend is a normal thing? Like my guy, I'm pretty sure you already liked him or you never would have asked

Do you ever think the nurses hear that crap then just decide to leave it because they don't paid enough to deal with it?

Ps. My phone tried to correct paid to laid and though that might also be true, it was not my initial point.

Sometimes I just need some easy fluff to read and this was just right.

I love the fact that the information section has a portion about aftercare and how important it is. I'm not into dom/sub in my personal life but I always get annoyed when it's depicted as pure abuse with no tenderness. This looks like it's going to be super sweet and caring and I can't wait for more!

Where does he go to school that the bathrooms are that nice. My university had bathrooms that looked like they were from some horror movie and now I feel ripped off.

I can tell you exactly what his dad looks like: a snack.

How dumb are those women? Hot guy with a good job who also gushes about his son sounds like the perfect guy to marry. I'd rather get with a guy who knows how to take care of himself and his kid than a guy who has never had to look after anyone other than himself any day. Basically where can I get a hot guy with a good kid?

I hope that this prompts them to have a serious conversation about the future. They are dating but since this is omegaverse they need to think about marking, marriage, and kids. I do like how the author has been giving us lots of eye candy but also showing the awkwardness of new relationships and how hard it can be to get through things together.

I'm still blown away by how mature all the characters are. They have conversations and listen to each other. Even the guy who got rejected just cried a bit and walked off. I will always and forever love depictions of healthy relationships!

As an archaeologist I was so glad to see that they clarified that he's a paleontologist. Archaeologists don't care about anything that hasn't been altered or otherwise affected by human hands though we do appreciate when paleontologists geek out because we totally get it. We also totally get the struggle to find funding and the pressure to publish a ridiculous amount just for a higher chance to get funding. I feel for the uke in so many ways.