I believe we do have one Edward story in the queue. Perhaps if our dear patrons would politely send in prompts for us to post, more writers will be inspired to add to that number.
♡ Fiora
I believe we do have one Edward story in the queue. Perhaps if our dear patrons would politely send in prompts for us to post, more writers will be inspired to add to that number.
♡ Fiora
I’m from the Philippines. Mabuhay! *does a beauty contest wave*
~ Signora Paola
I currently reside somewhere in the wilds of the western United States.
♡ Fiora
I’m from Puerto Rico! Cozy island in the Caribbean.
~Claudia
The cold and harsh Germany it is! But I am half chinese as well 🙂
-Sister Teodora.
Grazie di cuore, my dearest anon! We always try our best to be welcoming and helpful to each and one of you. Now, we’re not perfect and we may stumble along the way, so we trust you our patrons to be forthcoming to us about any problems. ♥️
Love,
~ Signora Paola
That’s not even my whole Tagalog definition of Mister Frye, my friend.
Mapusok. Makisig. Maginoo. Pero ang higit sa lahat ay sobrang nakakagigil si Ginoong Jacob Frye at gusto kong kagatin lamunin ang kabuuan niya.
*coughs*
~ Signora Paola (who is overjoyed to see someone else speak in Tagalog here)
Ah, grazie, mio amico! I’m glad you liked our definitions for Signore Frye!
~Claudia
If you’ve been doing this for 3 years and have processed thousands of confessions eventually you build up a sort of tolerance for these things. 😉
Seriously, though, it’s not really the shocking nature that gets to me. It’s when we get an occasional strange confession that I go
~ Signora Paola
Awww, grazie mille for your very sweet and wonderful words! I’m constantly amazed that this bordello – in all its dirty silliness and unrepentant shamelessness – has actually helped people in its own little way. I don’t think I’ll get over it. ♥️
Love,
~ Signora Paola
Jacob ∙ Frye | jākäb ∙ frī |
Etymology: Jacob meaning “seizing by the heel.” Frye has two possible sources. The first is as a nickname or status name from the Old English pre 7th Century word ‘freo’ or ‘frig’ meaning ‘free (born)’ i.e., not a serf, and not belonging to a lord. The second origin is from another nickname, this time for a small person from the Middle English word ‘fry’ meaning offspring, or small person.
Jacob Frye, defined by some as human disaster, is analogous to having conflicting emotions about someone, e.g.: “He drives me crazy I don’t know whether to give him a kiss that’s full of sin or give him a kick in the shins. I suppose he’s a Jacob Frye.”
Jacob Frye can also be used as an insult when responding to a false statement such as, “I think you just can’t bear to let a gorgeous guy like me out of your sight.” The response can be worded as such: “I don’t know where you get your delusions, Jacob Frye.”
In Tagalog, Jacob Frye is synonymous to makalaglag panti.
~ Signora Paola (Jacob is the Han to her Leia so please excuse her ramblings)
Jacobo
∙ Frye | In Spanish
Definitions
- Jacob Frye, a person who could conquer the world with you or watch it burn… because he burned it, e.g.: “He invited me to the movies last week, but I remembered we got caught doing the dirty and we aren’t allowed there anymore.” A proper response would be: “He’s such a Jacob Frye.”
- Jacob Frye, a man with many responsibilities, but avoids taking care of them, e.g.: “You were supposed to pay the rent, not go out drinking, Jacob Frye!”
Synonyms
- Manchild
- Disaster
- Actual-good-guy
Antonyms
- Evie Frye
- Henry Green
In Puerto Rico, Jacob Frye is synonym too: algarete & guillao.
~Claudia (Jacob Frye expert since November 2015)
@nerdiebeauty and @ellestrix I have my Fangirl Survival Kit™ ready at all times, especially after what happened last January. And I think the writers – or at least some of them – already know of this blog’s existence. Can’t believe it’s only been two months since That Week™ happened – to which I would unofficially give the name To Boldly Go Where No Voice Actor Has Gone Before (because I’m a Star Trek nerd)
To dear Anonymous, I have a very strong feeling that this has already happened. As to the identities of these sneaky Assassins (or even Templars *dundundun*) only time will tell if they would reveal themselves.
~ Signora Paola
If you do feel sinful, the we’re doing our job correctly, amore! That’s the whole point of our little blog. Now, about your sexuality, remember never be afraid of the curiosity you feel, mia cara, it’s natural and while it can be something that can pass it can also help you discover your true self.
~Claudia