A dnfer. We've had limited 3rd person with close perspec. from either characters until now. All of a sudden mid-scene, mid-chapter, mid-book, we're 3rd person omniscient.I was already iffy because of how weak and phony their D/s dynamic is. Like this is meant to be taboo, and that not my issue. It's that Dom is defined as the hypermasc concept of dominant (rough, inconsiderate, top) and sub is the receptive partner
— Nov 08, 2026 02:17AM
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