All Comments on 'Skirt Length Theory'

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There’s a little frisson of excitement when I see a new story from you. Today’s story is remarkable, wonderful concept and as always beautifully written. Thank you

Long legs, short skirts, high heels and unabashed lesbian action — all in a corporate environment. What more can we want?

Yum Yum

Great tale as usual. I was forced to give you a 5, then I had to take care of myself, alone. No staff; Staff-less but still working it.

One of your best stories

Loved the office dynamic and how they all got along

Most delicious new business practices I've heard of, ever.

Quite tasty!!

Good one ! It is refreshing change from other stories.

Wow. Mind blown with how erotic this little story was. More like this please.

Five stars. I want to work there. I'm a man, but I want to eat all the pussies in that department. I'd rather eat pussy than fuck. At my age, I know my tongue will work, but there is no guarantee for my cock. I want to savor all that flavor!

One of my new favorites!

Dr beulahthemick; I would love my school staff-room to be like this, personally, I only wear knickers on `certain' days or if there is snow on the ground.

Perfect give as more kinky and Percy stories like that, Bravooo

Excellent tale very readable, lesbian love and friendship without a dom/sub or blackmail in sight. Wonderful thank you.

I love how you give your characters so much personality with so few words. And the story was so sweet too. Not what I expected going into something so heavily corporate. Fantastic stuff!

Just WOW! And not fiction ;) can we get a part 2?!

There needs to be a Part 2. Please! I echo the other comments. Please consider writing more of this story. It’s enticing in all the right ways. Would love to see what happens as careers progress and change, and who comes back into play. This is one of my fav stories on Lit.

I would like elaboration by the commenter who says "not fiction ;)", please and thank you <3

Non-fiction in major financial districts like New York and London, early 2000s.