Comments on: Entering Unknown Territory

By: Y

Tue, 14 Oct 2008 18:11:38 +0000

i love it when you give us a little piece of you through your writing, either on a blog or your books or where-ever. there is something comforting in learning about another person, maybe it is just me. i am not an outgoing person unless unless there is a certain amount of comfort so i don’t open up to others often. hmmm, did i have a point? oh yeah, thanks for sharing!
-y-

By: Roxy Harte

Roxy Harte — Fri, 10 Oct 2008 20:12:08 +0000

@missavarice Fantacizing now:) thx
Hugs
Roxy

By: Roxy Harte

Roxy Harte — Fri, 10 Oct 2008 20:07:31 +0000

LOL Jeanne and Lisa…thinking of how to change the names to protect the innocent as I type…and there is that pesky Fiction disclaimer about any resemblance to anyone living or dead…but other than that…

Maybe when I’m rich and famous I could do a Roxy Tells All Memoir…ROFLMAO

Then there is the hard part of finding a Lesbian Books publisher…don’t get me on that soapbox again!

By: Lissa Matthews

Lissa Matthews — Fri, 10 Oct 2008 17:39:42 +0000

I agree, Jeanne!

By: Sunamoon

Sunamoon — Fri, 10 Oct 2008 12:13:28 +0000

beautiful and so well said, Roxy as usual. I know how you feel about the young goddess; I encounterd something along those lines myself last week and while she was utterly adorable and sexy all my head kept saying was she is younger than your daughter! As for your sweet boibeast..embrace him he is part of you.. I know my inner beast is alove and well and she growls insistently from time to time to feel that all to knowing release…

By: NookieNotes

NookieNotes — Fri, 10 Oct 2008 09:05:49 +0000

Ahhh. I love it. The struggle is sometimes consuming. I am fighting my own rules right now, and I can feel myself in your place…

There is a fantasy book I have read several times… a good read. Rhapsody. There is a character in this book with an inner dragon. He struggles with it mightily. The dragon sees the pretty lady and all he wants to do is reach out and say, “Mine!”

THIS struggle I know.

I don’t feel my inner boi. Once I read that book, though, I felt my inner dragon. I felt like I had a name for that primal beast in me, the one I so often keep under wraps.

In your story here, I could feel that beast stir, feel the fire, the pretty golden thing in my lap, and thought, “MINE.” It hurts because the beast is so much larger than i am inside and just doesn’t fit in the skin of rules and civilization I wear, yet it feels so good.

*hugs ya*

By: Jeanne Barrack

Jeanne Barrack — Fri, 10 Oct 2008 05:32:46 +0000

Fascinating reading, Roxy. I kept thinking: she has got to put this into a story!

By: missavarice

missavarice — Fri, 10 Oct 2008 04:50:43 +0000

No lie: I read this aloud to my girlfriend. We are both 24 and utterly mesmerized by women in the 10-20 years older than us range. For me, I especially looove older butch women, she could care less who it is as long as they’re attractive! I especially loved how you described her as soft, sexy and with waist length blond hair – I think I go by that description! Long dark blond hair with big waves and curls. It was nice to put myself into your story for a moment Don’t be shy, there are TONS of younger women who are dying for a chance to get it on with some sexy grown ups!

By: amber

amber — Fri, 10 Oct 2008 03:04:33 +0000

But, but…Roxy, she was soooo ready! I think you should have listened to the little she evil in red.
See, I say this, but in reality I would be battling the same with the two on my shoulders and my ‘comfort zone’.
I believe that people often times pick up on things about us that we are trying so hard to ignore.
Just my two cents…. Beautifully written, and a lovely image to go along with it.
~~a~~

By: Lissa Matthews

Lissa Matthews — Fri, 10 Oct 2008 01:55:16 +0000

I empathize and sympathize with your struggle! Putting oneself out there, allowing the soul to be so naked, to be more honest than the average person will ever have the courage to be…I applaud you! The rules we make up…are they more for us or for those around us? Do we abide by them because they are right or because we are trying to make sure everyone around us is comfortable with who we are and the choices we make? Those moments that we question ourselves, that we question our rules, is often the moment that we begin to grow…and growth is exceptionally brilliant and never wrong!