finished the book and then walked back home
its warm but there's a bit of a breeze so it wasn't too bad of walking weather
not enough of a breeze to keep me from sweating but it is the season of sweat so it is what it is
re: lewd words and contemporary romance
it is really funny to me that contemporary romance books will use "come" to mean "cum" but then will just use the word "cock"
like just use "cum" lmao, its fine, "come" just looks awkward and a word that means multiple things
re: lewd words and contemporary romance
Merriam-Webster:
"come
2 of 2
noun
variants or less commonly cum"
indicates that "cum" is less common and uh...where comrades is it less common? because I see "cum" used way more often to mean semen/orgasm than I do "come"
re: lewd words and contemporary romance
@packetcat maybe in their purresumably biased sample language data it's more common?
re: lewd words and contemporary romance
@aescling mmhmm I imagine that is indeed the case