Since the pandemic hit, a guy I used to cam with back when I was single keeps messaging me on Facebook. He says he wants me to get on cam and degrade him so he can get off. I remind him that I’m engaged and he has a boyfriend now so it’s probably not the best idea and he says, “just kidding lol” and we leave it at that until an hour later when he says his boyfriend won’t call him a slut or a faggot when they screw and he feels all alone in the world. I message back that I don’t want to let him down, but like I said, I’m engaged and he’s in a relationship and it’s been years and really, it’s not gonna happen. He sends me some new pics of his ass and one of him naked in pink lace panties, so I ignore him until he tells me he’s just joking and then that I’m an asshole and then that he’s sorry and finally goodnight. A week later I tell my fiancée and she says it’s no biggie, I should just cam with him and let him get off, but I’m pretty sure she’s testing me. Bes...

I knew something was wrong with Gran-Gran when she forgot what to put in the potato salad. Auntie Tilly asked repeatedly what new and interesting thing her oldest sister was putting in it today, but as always everyone ignored Tilly’s aimless rambling. The potato salad was a bit orange, and there were no potatoes in it. Grandpa thought Gran-Gran was making carrot salad or something, deciding to keep his mouth shut and stay far away from the kitchen. One thing Gran-Gran made perfect every time was her cinnamon-raisin biscuits. The aroma of autumn spices and baked bread made everyone forget about the travesty going on in the salad bowl. It wasn’t until a month later when Gran-Gran mistook her daughter, Eliza, for Tilly, then we realized she suffered from Alzheimer’s. Ninety-five years of history slowly fading into darkness, limited lucid memories sparking the mind on occasion, inconveniently. The family, at their wit’s end, seeing Gran-Gran’s activities bec...

 

 

 

 

  It’s that time to celebrate the year’s best writers with  Louisiana Words: Allstars 2022 , a virtual show! It is also our 10th year anniversary, so the theme for  Allstars 2022  this year is  Legacies & Allstars ! Visit  Mots de Louisiane (motsdelouisiane.com)  on Christmas day to see all video performances! For now, visit  Mots de Louisiane  for each writers statistics for 2022! We are re-introducing our legacy writers who have been participating in  Louisiana Words  since 2013. Our legacies include: Louis Toliver Jr (10 years); Annette Redmond Walters (7 years), Ted A. Richard (4 years), Malaina White (3 years), & Chris Hayes (3 years). Our new cast of upcoming Allstars for 2022 includes: J. Michael Norris, Jorge Arturo, TQ Sims, Brenna Alyssa Mahn, & Lance Wise!