Hi. I'm 25 and currently seeking publication for a few of my works. However, I like to write and need constant feedback on my work. I'm not really sure what to write here but I just wanted to say hello
*SQUEAL!!* I love you!!! That is the best answer i have hear all year!!! As for me. I hate zombies. That's why I want to see them so bad. So that I can rekill them.
*grins* Glad to know I'm loved! Oh! I'll go hunting with you! So long as you provide the food afterwards... energy and all of the living. If you don't like zombies... how do you feel about vampires?
Thats it. You're going to be my bride. I have mixed feelings about vampires. Some are cute and cuddly. While others are smart, quick, and strong zombies. So i don't know what button to push.
well you'd have to ask me to be your bride first. unless of course you take the ever enchanting path of kidnapping me and forcing me first. agreed. over grown zombies with teeth, not so much fun. but the cute, cuddly have their way with you kind, two thumbs up!
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