parrillas_gang

Hello all! 
          	Long time, no see! 
          	I do hope that everyone is doing alright and working hard. I came on here to announce some exciting news. The reason I stopped writing on this app was to go off and become an author. Well, as of May 2nd, I published my first ever book through Amazon! 
          	I know some of you cannot afford it but it is available on kindle and paperback for you all to go and buy. It would truly mean the world to me if you all, as my heart held fans, would go and buy my first ever book and support a self published author! 
          	I love you all and I thank you for your kindness and support over the years. I never would have made it without all of you. 
          	
          	Book name: When life was simple
          	
          	Thank you all! 

parrillas_gang

@liltomboi yes it is Amazon and I truly appreciate this! Thank you so so much!!
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liltomboi

@parrillas_gang Let me go buy your book! Amazon, right?
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JamesCarmody9

I do mean it: how're they being kept in the "marriage" if they are *that* antagonistic towards eachother, let alone at all?
          I mean this MECHANICALLY; plus they will NOT be "snuggling" if they're not into eachother- and that's just for starters.
          In the *show* do the two of them become close friends? Oh, absolutely, but again, it is VERY much like what would've happened in the case from the past centuries! Simply put: a kind of deep-set close friendship due to the restarting of (in this analogy) "Gina's" will to remain alive.

JamesCarmody9

It just hit me: your tale "Stupid Vegas Trip", when the, literally, idiot activist judge (who approved *his* grasp on the law anyway by the way?) basically forces Emma and Gina to "wed", they COULD'VE sort of just mutually agreed to walk out; they may well hate eachother at that time, but I DOUBT they'd want to violate eachother via a marriage that's frankly forced!
          Oh, and regarding Gina; in analysis; she *is* also reflected in some ways in Moses' adoptive stepmom, in the film "The prince of Egypt", Henry's backstory is VERY eerily similar to Moses therein: basically born in PRISON, adopted into the Extreme upper class of their "tribal society", and also (arguably) sort of reignites his new mom's willingness to live, or so Gina seems to have that stance about the young man.
          Though, in this other land they wound up moving to: there're definite elements running around that really do diametrically oppose the whole stance set, even extinguishing all hope and all religion in the aim of carrying out a near-complete eradication of all spirits, including ending the proverbial next life.

Misty4Mark

From the first time that I read this, this IS MUCH better!!! The only thing that bugged me was when you would reply "me two" because two is a number it needs to be "Me too" BUT I loved that they stayed together, because this IS a story about them being together ❤️ 
          Thanks, @Misty4Mark 

Misty4Mark

I LOVED it for the u!mteennth time, just one question though?? Whose the father??? Was it IVF, someone they picked out? I have so many ideas going through my head, like are they using the same sperm donner for all, or someone knew for each kid  or twins?

parrillas_gang

@Misty4Mark which book are u referring to dear
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