C’mere, ladies. I’ll make ya blush.

Isabel

Lots and lots of make-up really do help though, even if just a bit *lol* I just can’t ever be bothered to put it on.

I wonder what my grandmother would think. I don’t actually know. I think she’s a lot naughtier than I’d ever consider *lol* Not that I think she reads romance novels, but I don’t know if she’d be all that shocked if she were to.

Emily

I think it’s cute that you blush though. Have you thought of including that into your novel? Have a 2nd charater that does nothing but blush…at everything hehe…that’d be cute I think.

Faith, glad you dropped by. My grandmother would also be one to turn a bright shade of red if she were to read my work as well. I do think that for that generation it is very different. I mean their idea of courting was the boy asking the girls father if it was ok to hold her hand while watching a movie. And for some it was even less contact. My grandmother actually once said that some Christian romances were a bit too sexual for her. Don’t worry I will never ask her to read my work..manly for fear she might have a heart attack.

All I can say is it’s a good thing we don’t write for a certain age group but as a general public.

Happy Writing,

Unfortunately, I would have blushed too. Not because I’d be embarrassed, but simply because I blush. All the time. For no reason whatsoever. (It’s really quite horrible… Someone will look at me and ask a question, I’ll blush.)

If I would ever manage to get published I guess I had better wear a LOT of make-up to cover the blushing or they’ll think I’m crazy *lol*

Emily