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Byron commented on the post, The Mona Experiment 13 years ago
At first I thought it was quite dismissive of X to do that…then I realized the game he was playing. Baiting the hook.
Dismissed by saying I dont have time to learn about you, but yet baiting her by saying, […]
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Mr. X commented on the post, The Mona Experiment 13 years ago
Yep. Secret agent time. Enjoying it.
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Mr. X commented on the post, The Mona Experiment 13 years ago
Fair enough, INH, and thanks for the thoughtful comment. I’ll take it into account if there’s a future with Mona. I’ll also be curious to see if others agree. Of course it’s all role playing, and this is a […]
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Mr. X and heckahawk are now friends 13 years ago
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Byron posted an update 13 years ago
So I posted this in Fantasies, but figured it would get more ideas if I put it out here. Is it impossible? Thoughts and ideas are welcome.
Debating how I can invite a co-worker to The Experiment without using her work email address and under the guise of an admirer. I don’t know her personal email address and can’t ask as that would raise sus…[Read more]
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I’ve been sitting here for 5 minutes trying to come up with a good answer for this, because I love your initiative (and it’s so “meta”, experimenting with the experiment. I come up with 2 poor answers: 1) Facebook or Twitter are probably easier ways to find someone with a bit of anonymity; 2) I dare you to work erotic fiction or sex blogs into the…[Read more]
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Going to have to think this one through…If I do invite her, I will obviously need to delete this conversation. And any reference to it will need to be, dare I say, “forbidden”.
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My lips are (and will be) sealed, B. And maybe others will have much, much better advice. On a related note, if you haven’t read this post, I always got a kick out of reader ‘Alice’, who discovered the blog looking over another girl’s shoulder: http://www.thesexexperiment.com/2011/04/08/another-reader-experiment-controlled-by-you/
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Byron posted an update in the group Your Fantasies 13 years ago
Debating how I can invite a co-worker to The Experiment without using her work email address and under the guise of an admirer. I don’t know her personal email address and can’t ask as that would raise suspicion. She would then figure it out if she received an invite…hmmm
Any thoughts?
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Depends on your work environment, but could you go the old media route and write her a letter? Print it out so she can’t see your handwriting and leave it where only she could find if your office is big enough. If not, maybe mail it to her?
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I was contemplating this last night. It may be the way to go as she is not on FB, linkedin or any other social media site that I am aware of (I know, I have asked in the past).
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See above – she isnt on any social media sites. Although I did check just to make sure.
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Mr. X posted an update in the group Experimental Books 13 years ago
Now you’ve got a link above to Chapter One above. Much prettier format and much easier to post more detailed comments. We can keep general comments in here. Again, hope you enjoy.
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Mr. X and TW are now friends 13 years ago
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