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Stargate SG-1: Leather and Lace Series (BDSM, D/s) – UPDATED: 07.04.2017
Stargate SG-1 Sam/Jack Fanfiction.
Rating: Mature.
Sam(antha) Carter, Air Force Major, starts a dangerous game of dominance and submission with her commanding officer. As Sam feels drawn to Jack's darker side, she not only learns more and more about BDSM, but also discovers her own deepest desires.
The Stargate SG-1 Sam/Jack version of "Fifty Shades of Grey" / "Willing Victim". Leather and Lace is a series of short stories, each describing an interlude between Sam Carter and Jack O'Neill, and each one taking Sam and Jack deeper into the world of BDSM as he teaches her what it means to be a sexual submissive...
Stargate SG-1: Morgen ist ein neuer Tag (Sam/Jack Fanfiktion)
Stargate SG-1 Sam/Jack Fanfiktion.
Rating: Mature.
Der Tag der Beerdigung ist wolkenverhangen. Leichter Regen nieselt auf sie herunter, während sie am Grab auf dem Washington Memorial Friedhof stehen. Carter weint nicht, und das hat Jack auch nicht erwartet.
Sie war schon immer jemand, die sich in der Öffentlichkeit nicht gehen ließ. Er weiß, dass sie geweint hat, denn immerhin hat er sie nach Jacobs Tod getröstet.
Ein One-Shot, der nach der Episode "Jim"/"Threads" spielt.
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The Sims 4 Stargate SG-1 Edition is here… finally.
A few years ago I created my The Sims 3 Stargate SG-1 Sims, and back when I published them, I had a few requests to do the same for The Sims 4.
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Every year I stumble across one book that leaves a deep impression, that moves me, and that stays with me for days, weeks, and sometimes even months. I already know that The Jungle will be that book for me in 2017.
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The Starlight Rite by Cherise Sinclair – Book Review
I’m usually hesitant to review erotic romance books. However, with this book, I’ll go ahead and do it anyway, because as a science-fiction and erotic romance fan (which is still a somewhat rare combination) I couldn’t resist a book that was both.
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Why I Will Avoid Watching Fifty Shades Of Grey this February (and what to read instead)
With the new movie on the verge of hitting theaters, now is a good time to sum up my Fifty Shades of Grey experience. I’ll be comparing James’ work to the actual lifestyle, and (in the end) give recommendations for works of other authors.
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The Day I Became A Liberal
I never considered myself a liberal. Until, one day, the word was spat at me in utter disgust by a right-wing Christian American, and like the scarlet letter, it henceforth stuck.
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Born a Crime by Trevor Noah – Book Review
Born A Crime is the new (and first) book by Trevor Noah in which he tells about his childhood growing up as a mixed child in South Africa during apartheid.
This isn’t a story of the American “from rags to riches” dream. This is a story about how comedy, resiliance and creativity can get you through even the worst hardships in life.
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When The X-Files revival was announced over a year ago, I was thrilled yet worried at the same time. Up to this day, “The X-Files” is one of the few shows I frequently rewatch. The final episode “The Truth” was to me one of the best final episodes in television history.
Did the new season of The X-Files live up to my expectations?
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5 Things Your Teacher Never Told You About Learning a Second Language
Linguistic research has come a long way during the past 50 years, and many methods still applied in classrooms are outdated.
So let’s debunk a couple of myths and address a few unexpected problems that arise with second language learning.
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