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The Justine Manifesto
Please read this first
This is a blog by an author who uses a nom de plume. Not that I am ashamed of what I write, but keeping some distance between us is for the best.
The stories I write will be about sexuality, gender identity, love, lingerie, tea, friendship, misguided affairs, corsets, crossdressing, lesbian affairs, heels, and BDSM. Not all at the same time, of course.
My stories are written for adults. I write erotica, but I would like to think it's tasteful erotica.
Some of the things I write about are true. Most are fiction.
What my characters say or do does not necessarily reflect my own opinions.
Some of my characters are based on real people. I hope they approve of them.
If you stick around, I hope you enjoy what you read. Leave a comment, please?
This is a blog by an author who uses a nom de plume. Not that I am ashamed of what I write, but keeping some distance between us is for the best.
The stories I write will be about sexuality, gender identity, love, lingerie, tea, friendship, misguided affairs, corsets, crossdressing, lesbian affairs, heels, and BDSM. Not all at the same time, of course.
My stories are written for adults. I write erotica, but I would like to think it's tasteful erotica.
Some of the things I write about are true. Most are fiction.
What my characters say or do does not necessarily reflect my own opinions.
Some of my characters are based on real people. I hope they approve of them.
If you stick around, I hope you enjoy what you read. Leave a comment, please?
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