Sweet treat (M/f, borrower, gentle, fluff, smut)
-
@Olo said:
Very engaging and arousing SW smut! I also really enjoyed the Borrower mindset, instantly eyeing the muslin napkin for appropriation.
Thank you! I had to throw in a couple of Borrower idiosyncracies for a bit of fun.
Of course that’s a Borrower exclamation, I don’t know how it could be any different.
It was a notable exclamation in the 1900s! But I’d like to imagine Borrowers making it their own thing, like they heard it and used it, or it developed separately and was already in use, or that they also misheard “Jesus Christ” being said and it stuck. Perhaps all three across space and time, with different Borrower clans having their own reasons (and so the lore building continues).
Giants always give themselves away.
Even the quiet ones are not always subtle.🤭
-
@miss-lillipants AO3 is a fantastic platform, I second you setting up camp there. It’s especially great for taboo subjects, which… well, you never know when you’ll be in the mood for something risqué. The tagging system is what sets it apart from other writing sites, anything goes as long as it is properly tagged. There’s also an audience for original works and I’ve got quite a massive collection of size fiction privately bookmarked.
And an anonymous collection for when I’m brave enough to share my own. -
@miss-lillipants great story! wow we have so many talented writers here!
-
@Giganto82 aw thank you!
-
@skysayl Maybe we need a thread where we all share our favorite AO3 content.

-
@blehb I spent two minutes on r/AO3 and fled.
-
@miss-lillipants said in Sweet treat (M/f, borrower, gentle, fluff, smut):
They were both fully clothed those times, but now she wanted to be held, pressed, prostrated on every naked mound and hill on the vast landscape of his body.
This is just perfection. I love how you not only go into detail about Adelly’s attraction to her Bean, but take the time to really describe his features and size. And with such beautiful language too.
-
@Olo
There definitely is a small learning curve, but once you have the site figured out it’s pretty nifty. -
@blehb I may never make it out of the FAQs.
-
@blehb Good idea, and maybe also a place to ask for help understanding the app for newbies

-
@foreverlurk This might not have been what you meant, but there’s actually no official app for AO3. I’m pretty new to the site but I personally didnt find it confusing - to me it seems like a site that’s fairly similar to something like DeviantArt but it’s all stories. The only thing is that you have to request access when you make an account, so there’s a little bit of a waiting period.
-
@littlest-lily You’re right, there’s no app - I should have said “website” or “web application”. It’s not that complex but I think the UI is a bit confusing at first and I’m not sure what is visible or not, ie. what is shared or what is kept private.
I have opened a second account to test some features before using my real one (if I ever get over my self-consciousness and actually post something, that is
) -
@blehb aw thank you!
-
If you haven’t yet had the pleasure of reading this lovely story, or just want to hear me somehow make it more
, then allow me to read it for you…(thank you for you blessing @miss-lillipants
) -
@skysayl said:
If you haven’t yet had the pleasure of reading this lovely story, or just want to hear me somehow make it more
, then allow me to read it for you…I’ve gushed before, I’ll gush again: she absolutely nails it 🥰
Hello! It looks like you're interested in this conversation, but you don't have an account yet.
Getting fed up of having to scroll through the same posts each visit? When you register for an account, you'll always come back to exactly where you were before, and choose to be notified of new replies (either via email, or push notification). You'll also be able to save bookmarks and upvote posts to show your appreciation to other community members.
With your input, this post could be even better 💗
Register Login