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June 14, 2010 at 12:00 AM
Um, I will seriously cry if I don't see more of this. This story is the solid reason why I got into Dir en Grey AND I WANT YOU TO POST MORE CHAPTERS. NOW. DON'T MAKE ME FIND YOU.
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June 8, 2010 at 12:00 AM
I am very happy that you are writing again! I really would like you to finish this story. The story is very addicting and I would love to see more, your really an amazing writer!
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June 7, 2010 at 12:00 AM
i read this story about a year ago and have since been waiting for it to be uploaded. I really enjoy reading this and would love it if you continue.
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June 7, 2010 at 12:00 AM
I want to see this one completed i just started getting really into and i`ll swear i`ll cry if i cant finish it. its really good cause usally i dont like band fan fics this is the frist one i ever liked i do hope you go on with it if u do please email me idk if my email shows up but animelives2000@yahoo.com i do hope you go on with it because its sad when good fan fics go unfished
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June 7, 2010 at 12:00 AM
return. please. i really liked this story when i read long ago.
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June 6, 2010 at 12:00 AM
noooooo you can't remove it i have been waiting for this for a long freaking time and i need the next chapter....you got me interested in dir en grey by just reading this story and i need to know what's going to happen between hiei and kurama and the contest....so please update
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June 6, 2010 at 12:00 AM
Hello my dear! I am SO happy to hear that you are writing again, and I, for one, hope that you will continue and finish this story. I have LOVED every word and often come here hoping to see an update but sadly, leave disappointed. Please, please, please continue Sensual Sadism!! ***makes puppy dog eyes**
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June 6, 2010 at 12:00 AM
Please finish this story! I've been waiting forever to know exactly how this ends. I have an Idea but ideas ae never as good as the author writing the chapter!
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June 6, 2010 at 12:00 AM
Still here.....waiting for more!
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March 24, 2010 at 12:00 AM
Well, I hope your life gets better soon and you can get back to your writing.
Know what you mean about the dying part, though. I've had relatives die slow deaths, and it SUCKS. Two of cancer, one emphysema, etc...
And to top it off, literally a week before my grandpa Jamie died of cancer, the family dog, Buddy died of worms, and he was part of the family, too. Old Bud was part of the family, mainly because he'd protect us no matter what, but also...how could any animal save a family member's life and NOT be part of the family? He fought a wild buck alone, after trailing people all day, to save my grandpa Leo's life. *shakes head* Yeah, the buck was injured a bit, but Buddy had been active all day and he STILL managed to fight the buck to a standstill.
But that was a nasty double-whammy to get hit by. Two deaths in eight days? *shakes head* Let's just say...when my grandma was all in tears just after grandpa Jamie died, I told her I thought Buddy had probably chosen to die before grandpa Jamie, because he wanted there to be another family member there for support that was known and trusted. Cheered her up, since that was exactly the kind of thing the dog would have done for any of his people, and Grandpa Jamie hadn't had a very happy family life until he joined ours...
So, just think: at least you're not getting the double-whammy. And hey, maybe my family's odd. I've got one uncle diagnosed with AIDS, another with cancer... but my family has this habit. We don't think of anyone as dying until they're actually in a home or hospital death bed.
Positive thinking matters--we haven't lost nearly so many of us as we should have, I think primarily because we're fighters, and we fight to stay with our family.
Try it out, eh? I'll root for you and yours. My kin do pretty well and can afford to spread the luck. :)
Know what you mean about the dying part, though. I've had relatives die slow deaths, and it SUCKS. Two of cancer, one emphysema, etc...
And to top it off, literally a week before my grandpa Jamie died of cancer, the family dog, Buddy died of worms, and he was part of the family, too. Old Bud was part of the family, mainly because he'd protect us no matter what, but also...how could any animal save a family member's life and NOT be part of the family? He fought a wild buck alone, after trailing people all day, to save my grandpa Leo's life. *shakes head* Yeah, the buck was injured a bit, but Buddy had been active all day and he STILL managed to fight the buck to a standstill.
But that was a nasty double-whammy to get hit by. Two deaths in eight days? *shakes head* Let's just say...when my grandma was all in tears just after grandpa Jamie died, I told her I thought Buddy had probably chosen to die before grandpa Jamie, because he wanted there to be another family member there for support that was known and trusted. Cheered her up, since that was exactly the kind of thing the dog would have done for any of his people, and Grandpa Jamie hadn't had a very happy family life until he joined ours...
So, just think: at least you're not getting the double-whammy. And hey, maybe my family's odd. I've got one uncle diagnosed with AIDS, another with cancer... but my family has this habit. We don't think of anyone as dying until they're actually in a home or hospital death bed.
Positive thinking matters--we haven't lost nearly so many of us as we should have, I think primarily because we're fighters, and we fight to stay with our family.
Try it out, eh? I'll root for you and yours. My kin do pretty well and can afford to spread the luck. :)