It was initially called stolen by the neighbor before being changed to behind the neighbors door...so I guess that is the premise here that she may leave her boyfriend...gotta wait and see..
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A man who willingly lets his wife have another man has already abdicated the right to call her his. He's not even a man, as it's something of the animal instinct of male and female. What wasn't said was that the husband had an accident. In these cases, the partners are falling in love; these are relationships with little experience, years together. Dan and Sarah haven't been together that long; I think Sarah is 30, Dan 32, and Lester 28. Lauren's husband is 61, and as soon as her husband dies, she'll be with Alex. Unfortunately, his wife will be with someone else, and goodbye, even more so, always with the same man. It's one thing to cheat without knowing, without keeping the same partner, never repeat now, always with the same man and lose the marriage.
I'm unsure if Sarah's age has been stated, but Dan is atleast 40 (chapter 1 starts with him saying he's 40) and I'm pretty sure it's stated at some point that Lester is slightly older then Dan.
Shulz777,
You may not have meant to, but what you just wrote is even more insulting than anything else you have, you don't know any of us and you certainly do not have enough knowledge of the situation to judge us. Based on what you said, me liking Darth Vader winning in Empire Strikes Back means that I really want to see absentee fathers chop off their son's hands. That's an incredibly vapid and shallow read on a whole life. If you are not here to read the writing then you must be here to judge people and claim you are not. Either way, I don't have enough time in the day to ever read or respond to you in the future. I hope your viewpoint widens in a way that brings maturity and the ability to truly not look at the thin top of the lake and judge how deep it is or how many fish reside therein. Instead investigate the entirety of the lake and its wildlife.
So what kind of person are you? Just be honest to yourself and spare me the old "I am not judjing - just saying" if you've read 500,000 words of this, you've got to be one of the two, right?
lol. lot of ppl obviosly misunderstand - my posts are not about the story itself.
Couldn't care less how it's going to end. To me it's just all about actual fukking Sarah with as much guys as possible. But I don't want to see any lives ruined, why should I ?
My posts about some ppl here demand that Dan should be even more humiliated and his marriage must be destroyed completely and Lester should take away not just his wife but also his children and so on and on and on, those ppl doesn't seem to care about sex scenes they just get hard on reading about some fat loser destroys good guy's life completely because they can relate to the loser. that's all
Couldn't care less how it's going to end. To me it's just all about actual fukking Sarah with as much guys as possible. But I don't want to see any lives ruined, why should I ?
My posts about some ppl here demand that Dan should be even more humiliated and his marriage must be destroyed completely and Lester should take away not just his wife but also his children and so on and on and on, those ppl doesn't seem to care about sex scenes they just get hard on reading about some fat loser destroys good guy's life completely because they can relate to the loser. that's all
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I am not barging in but based on Dons previous works.
Lives will be changed . Lester will most likely die (not without making Sarah pregnant)
And Sarah is already corrupted and attached to Lester
Dan will be humiliated royally bcuz I think that's how Silver gonna turn out his stories
We have got nothing to do with this
Personally if it were up to me. I would explore the "trad" angle
Lester is getting old and has heart probs so it makes sense for him to be in a throuple ( he has no family)
Dan can't make money
Sarah needs sex
All 3 will be happy this way
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You say it this way: I'm not Dan, who let another man take what's his. His wife is leaving him at the first sign of trouble, for a 40-year-old man. Dan is a bit slow and had his children at a very young age. I'm not rooting for the marriage to end (but since we're seeing things happen from the outside, it's clear that the marriage is over). Sarah with Lester is in the "everything is wonderful" phase. Over the course of their daily life, Sarah will see things change when Lester takes her away from Dan, when Lester works at Renee's. Opening up a relationship is complicated, especially with the same partner multiple times. Sarah will pay for her actions, Dan will pay, and Lester will pay too (I want to see her call Sarah stupid, a whore, things like that that she thinks are related to sex, but it will be much more than that). Sarah is important to Lester's ego; he's a nerd, taking a woman like Sarah away from Dan, reducing her to trash. The lack of chapter 35 to know which path will follow!! Now they are very human characters. Sarah, when angry or frustrated, already needs sex, for the body to make the necessary chemical reaction. On the downside, all men are bigger than Dan. Since Lester is older than Dan, Sarah will have problems trying to change him (she will hardly succeed). I hope Trisha helps Dan, little sex, more development. Example: Dan has his new PC and the old one in the work folder. Trisha tells Dan that the computer needs to update the system. He gives the new computer and opens his old one, which has already been hacked by Lester. Dan and Trisha are silent, Dan watches things. Trisha says she won't bite, because he doesn't give this computer to her too, do a security test and find that the computer has already been hacked, which he does right away on an unsecured network. Then Dan discovers that his profile has been changed (he doesn't know who), he attacks Lester, and Sarah tells him to stop crying, that Lester is helping the family. Dan and Sarah fight again. Trisha tells Dan that she has some tricks for him to install and use the internet more safely. She explains to Dan that it is a cable connection, and Dan asks if there is a way to use it for the cameras. She helps him install the camera without being caught. They are via cable, without a network, and save it to a computer. In the basement... In Trisha's case, she wants Dan. The difficult part is dodging someone who is always wanting her. She keeps the door open, she uses you as an instrument, she will dominate you if she hasn't already. She seemed harmless, but she dominated you...
Wow. <shakes head> I had to read that three times to make sure I didn't miss something the first time. I couldn't disagree more.
A great many people live a non-monogamous life in a very healthy way, and share the same love, respect, acceptance, trust, support, etc. that monogamous couples share. I would even make the point that (due to the circumstances) the trust factor is often even higher than that of many monogamous couples. Of course, that's an opinion and not provable.
And the non-monogamy quite often helps make the sex incredible between the couple. I confess that I'm not tracking what you mean here, but I have a feeling I'm going to disagree with it.
I would say that opening the relationship can be complicated but it doesn't have to be. If you have two people committed to one another, it can simply be a few hours of yummy fun, then it's over and we go back to our lives. I do agree that a couple playing with the same partner (or partners) multiple times in a short period of time, can run the risk of someone in the group "getting the feels". This is typically solved by only meeting up with the same person/people no more than 3-4 times a year.
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Lester doesn't want a few hours of pleasure; he wants to annihilate Dan and steal his wife. He has his own goals. Sarah has an expensive lifestyle. Sarah fell in love with Lester the first time she had sex with him. They weren't a swinging couple. Dan's mind is already broken, just as his marriage, a failure on Dan's part, doesn't make him a horrible person. He'll learn from his mistake and human evolution, and Sarah will face her own choices. I hope to see Lester corrupt Renee and, over time, try to have sex with Dan's first daughter (she's an adult), and then he'll have a heart attack.Wow. <shakes head> I had to read that three times to make sure I didn't miss something the first time. I couldn't disagree more.
A great many people live a non-monogamous life in a very healthy way, and share the same love, respect, acceptance, trust, support, etc. that monogamous couples share. I would even make the point that (due to the circumstances) the trust factor is often even higher than that of many monogamous couples. Of course, that's an opinion and not provable.
I confess that I'm not tracking what you mean here, but I have a feeling I'm going to disagree with it.
I would say that opening the relationship can be complicated but it doesn't have to be. If you have two people committed to one another, it can simply be a few hours of yummy fun, then it's over and we go back to our lives. I do agree that a couple playing with the same partner (or partners) multiple times in a short period of time, can run the risk of someone in the group "getting the feels". This is typically solved by only meeting up with the same person/people no more than 3-4 times a year.
Wow. <shakes head> I had to read that three times to make sure I didn't miss something the first time. I couldn't disagree more.
A great many people live a non-monogamous life in a very healthy way, and share the same love, respect, acceptance, trust, support, etc. that monogamous couples share. I would even make the point that (due to the circumstances) the trust factor is often even higher than that of many monogamous couples. Of course, that's an opinion and not provable.
I confess that I'm not tracking what you mean here, but I have a feeling I'm going to disagree with it.
I would say that opening the relationship can be complicated but it doesn't have to be. If you have two people committed to one another, it can simply be a few hours of yummy fun, then it's over and we go back to our lives. I do agree that a couple playing with the same partner (or partners) multiple times in a short period of time, can run the risk of someone in the group "getting the feels". This is typically solved by only meeting up with the same person/people no more than 3-4 times a year.
Sarah being that shallow and trashy of a person makes the drama less interesting. Two villains end up together? Fine, let the trash take itself out.
I think most of the criticisms of the story should be re-articulated as the plot failing to engage the reader after a certain point. It's a film that should have been 1.5 hours long that's now a trilogy. Dark ending? Hopeful ending?
That's not the point. He point is that the story became a cartoon of itself and kept going.
100%. To Don's credit, I care enough about the story to be annoyed that it's gone off the rails so much. But it's pretty much sucked since chapter 10 or so, and been unreadable for at least 10 chapters. I just want it to end so I can put my curiosity about how it will wrap up away. But I also know it will never end because Don makes his living from it continuing. The only gratifying ending would be Lester dying on the toilet because he's too constipated from eating so many Cheetos.
Anyone have Descending into Depravity (Kayley and Sam) by Eve st Albert. Her kemono has upto chapter 22. Looking for the rest. She has up to 29 now.
I'm not struggling to understand any of the made up characters in the story at hand.
I'm struggling with a conclusion put forth by a real person. This one: "A man who willingly lets his wife have another man has already abdicated the right to call her his."
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I don't think Lester and Dan have any respect for each other.Wow. <shakes head> I had to read that three times to make sure I didn't miss something the first time. I couldn't disagree more.
A great many people live a non-monogamous life in a very healthy way, and share the same love, respect, acceptance, trust, support, etc. that monogamous couples share. I would even make the point that (due to the circumstances) the trust factor is often even higher than that of many monogamous couples. Of course, that's an opinion and not provable.
I confess that I'm not tracking what you mean here, but I have a feeling I'm going to disagree with it.
I would say that opening the relationship can be complicated but it doesn't have to be. If you have two people committed to one another, it can simply be a few hours of yummy fun, then it's over and we go back to our lives. I do agree that a couple playing with the same partner (or partners) multiple times in a short period of time, can run the risk of someone in the group "getting the feels". This is typically solved by only meeting up with the same person/people no more than 3-4 times a year.
After reading all the chapters of TA again, I have come to the conclusion that, contrary to the opinion of many readers who assume that Lester will have everything in the end and Dan will lead a miserable, useless, simple-minded and nerdy life, these dark erotic storie will not follow this pattern.
He was the initiator of these extramarital sex games, but over time he let them get out of control, with his job loss and subsequent search for a new job commensurate with his qualifications playing a significant role. He spent every day searching in vain. This robbed him of his security. It also robbed him of his perspective. And his control over himself. But most of all, it robbed him of control over his married life.
He continues to conduct intensive research (which is not evident in every chapter) into Lester and his role in this disaster and does not give up until he finds what he is looking for!
We remember how Dan sent out applications and conducted interviews online. Lester ran naked into the picture and sabotaged everything. Lester had changed and manipulated all his applications and CVs. He had portrayed him as an unqualified employee who was not suitable for the tasks and could only work at a lower level.
(... And that was in his own "Dan's" words! But, we know about Lester's manipulation. Dan, on the other hand, is in the dark. He has no idea. The resulting daily disappointment, despair and inner turmoil are therefore not surprising.)
Lester's sabotage and pessimism towards Dan in his search for a flat also contribute to the whole situation.
In the end, DAN will find out everything, see red and take harsh and decisive revenge on Lester.
The reasons for this will not be sexual in nature (he loves and enjoys wife sharing) but personal. Sarah's debauchery and her often humiliating behaviour towards him, or the dominant, contemptuous role that Lester assumes during sex, are more or less secondary for him.
The destruction of his professional and working life by Lester will result in him - even accepting the risk of being imprisoned in order - to destroy Lester...
-- PC
He was the initiator of these extramarital sex games, but over time he let them get out of control, with his job loss and subsequent search for a new job commensurate with his qualifications playing a significant role. He spent every day searching in vain. This robbed him of his security. It also robbed him of his perspective. And his control over himself. But most of all, it robbed him of control over his married life.
He continues to conduct intensive research (which is not evident in every chapter) into Lester and his role in this disaster and does not give up until he finds what he is looking for!
We remember how Dan sent out applications and conducted interviews online. Lester ran naked into the picture and sabotaged everything. Lester had changed and manipulated all his applications and CVs. He had portrayed him as an unqualified employee who was not suitable for the tasks and could only work at a lower level.
(... And that was in his own "Dan's" words! But, we know about Lester's manipulation. Dan, on the other hand, is in the dark. He has no idea. The resulting daily disappointment, despair and inner turmoil are therefore not surprising.)
Lester's sabotage and pessimism towards Dan in his search for a flat also contribute to the whole situation.
In the end, DAN will find out everything, see red and take harsh and decisive revenge on Lester.
The reasons for this will not be sexual in nature (he loves and enjoys wife sharing) but personal. Sarah's debauchery and her often humiliating behaviour towards him, or the dominant, contemptuous role that Lester assumes during sex, are more or less secondary for him.
The destruction of his professional and working life by Lester will result in him - even accepting the risk of being imprisoned in order - to destroy Lester...
-- PC
Or Lester goes to Federal prison but not before Sarah marries him so she can visit him and have conjugal rights.