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Title |
How the Frog became a Frog |
Author |
The Writer |
Story Code(s) |
M/F, M/F/F |
Length |
2,300 words |
Arousal |
3 out of 5 |
Story |
3 out of 5 |
Objective Analysis |
6 out of 10 |
Subjective Analysis |
Good |
Summary |
This is the story of how the frog became a frog. He once was a human. It involves sex. |
Commentary |
This is a somewhat arousing story. There
are sex scenes in this story, but my
impression was that the author is trying to tell
a story that involves sex. The story seems to
come first and the sex second. In other
words, it is not a stroke story. This is a good effort. It has a plot, which flows a bit too quickly. It felt rushed. The characters are nothing exceptional. They are the stock type characters one usually finds in fairy tale. There is a queen, a king, a jester, a witch, etc. Still, all in all, it is a creative story. The sex serves the plot and not the other way around. This was a fun read for me. I found myself somewhat aroused, but I was more taken in by the plot. If you are looking for something that is not a stroke story and enjoy fairy tales, then you might like this one. I have given this story a Good under Subjective Analysis. |
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