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As a writer, I generally fade to black, or at least I don't mention specific body parts. As a reader, it's enough for me to know the characters were intimate, I don't really need a blow-by-blow (so to speak).

I've been playing The Sims games since the first one. About once a year, I'll play it obsessively for a week and then forget about it. I've spent entire weekends playing The Sims before, only taking breaks for meals and sleep. Sometimes when real life gets really hard, I'll make a perfect life...

Turkey & gravy, and a little mooch.

As a semi-closeted trans person, no, not generally. My family and closest friends know about my gender issues, but they're not interested in reading about it. My coworkers know that I enjoy writing, but I haven't told them what I like to write about.

Finally a good reason to have kids.

I had to go check it out myself. Wow, I see so many red flags. Right from the start it says, "For Fans of TransGendered Fiction..." Generally "transgendered," while not necessarily offensive, is considered a weird grammar choice. Like saying someone is "gayed." I found a few spelling errors on...

Well, we knew Orwell was ahead of his time. Maybe he was a Terminator.

I think you're artificial something, but "intelligence" isn't the first word that comes to mind. Artificial insanity? Just kidding. Stay weird, it keeps life interesting. Just don't be too spammy.

The original Gauntlet arcade game from 1985.

I can't even talk dirty. I'm not offended by it or anything (I've read my share of smut), but I'm just not comfortable writing it.

I would do good things in evil ways.

The one above me sometimes showers in the nude.

One of us! One of us!

Sometimes I wish I could write smut, but my mind just doesn't work that way.

This is my Kara. Do not believe her lies. She is not actually human.

Squid.

Everybody talks about how bad that game was, but as a little kid I loved it.

I left my job a few weeks ago. I hated the job, and I won't miss it. But I will miss the building. It was on the third floor, so I made sure to always take the stairs. But better yet, it had a walking track on the second floor. We got two 15 minute breaks each day, and a lunch hour. So I spent...

Heh, my first novel, Bloodhunters, technically took me more than 30 years to write. It includes ideas I've had since my childhood, and I put more thought into it than anything else I've written. It's also, objectively speaking, the worst thing I've written. But we live to improve.

I've only been on Scribble Hub for about a month, and I've been uploading a bunch of short stories I wrote years ago. One of the strangest things I've learned is just how bad I am at judging my own work. The stories I thought were the worst are the ones getting favorited the most, and vice...