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Experiment BL626
Experiment BL626
Boo Goodreads. Anyway, Booklikes is like Tumblr so I'm going to use it like Tumblr. Expect randomness.
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Last activity: 2013-10-21 10:23
Posts: 10
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Our first poll: What should we call this group? »
What are we enjoying? »
Pet peeves anybody? »
Marry, date, dump - tropes edition »
What is a book you loved that no one else has heard of? »
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date: 2013-10-24 01:42
group: M/M Readers & Reviewers M/M Readers & Reviewers discussion: Pet peeves anybody?
Penile locomotion keep the sex scenes interesting, imo. :D more »
date: 2013-10-24 01:40
group: M/M Readers & Reviewers M/M Readers & Reviewers discussion: What is a book you loved that no one else has heard of?
Birds of a feather flock together. It's fate. :D "Of Mating and Magic" -- TBR! more »
date: 2013-10-23 23:11
group: M/M Readers & Reviewers M/M Readers & Reviewers discussion: What is a book you loved that no one else has heard of?
Details of the Hunt by Laura Baumbach. Tentacle penis! I hate the main character but the sex scenes are just so, omg, eyes, eyes, eyes, I cannot take my eyes off it. I keep re-reading those scenes. more »
date: 2013-10-23 05:18
group: M/M Romance M/M Romance discussion: Our first poll: What should we call this group?
Nah, stick to the basic. M/M Romance is good. It's self-explanatory. Readers don't have to look further than what this group is about. more »
date: 2013-10-23 05:16
group: M/M Readers & Reviewers M/M Readers & Reviewers discussion: What are we enjoying?
Do you default to thinking the men are around your age unless the book or its description specifically points out otherwise? I do. I always imagine my fictional men in their 20s... Haven't noticed that the young ones are immature because I default to thinking all of them are young. :p more »
date: 2013-10-22 07:02
group: M/M Readers & Reviewers M/M Readers & Reviewers discussion: Marry, date, dump - tropes edition
Marry: the chosen one http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/TheChosenOne Because I love the idea of a person who saves the day. Happy, happy. This character can be a Gary Stu -- easily, but it's not the same as a Gary Stu. Date: alpha/omega werewolf pairings. For the yaoi-y smut, enough said.... more »
date: 2013-10-22 06:37
group: M/M Readers & Reviewers M/M Readers & Reviewers discussion: What are we enjoying?
I usually get that issue in the YA genre. I know teens make bad decisions. I've been there a few years ago and am still living with the consequences of my bad decisions, But there's just something so depressing and kinda offensive when almost every teen character I read acts so TSTL. There are bad d... more »
date: 2013-10-22 06:15
group: M/M Readers & Reviewers M/M Readers & Reviewers discussion: Pet peeves anybody?
Ooo. TSTL characters! Forgot about that. That's a pet peeve for me. Big Misunderstandings/Miscommunication, eh, I can tolerate them to an extent. Characters in the closet are not on my list of pet peeves, but are they are my list of undesirable things to read about. It depends on how much of the bo... more »
date: 2013-10-21 17:19
group: M/M Readers & Reviewers M/M Readers & Reviewers discussion: What are we enjoying?
Tentacles. :p I like smart guys. I wish there were more of them. You know what? Make that smart characters overall in every genre I read. Nothing wrong with flawed characters, making bad decisions —BUT it get so annoying when you read one not-so-smart MC after another after another after another to ... more »
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