There are limits to "being a good sport," beyond which it starts to reflect poorly on one's judgment. I believe the woman in that story crossed that limit.
How many people looked at the capitalization on the post title and thought this was by Labs? Just me, huh?
I did think it would confuse you, and briefly considered capitalizing it all, but it was from the page, so...
There are limits to "being a good sport," and Ogged brushed up against those limits, before pulling back, thank heavens.
Pulling back is NOT an effective method of prophylaxis!
The way Ogged does it, it is. (Ref: first parenthesis.)
Tremble is awesome in its self-loathing. Nice link.
Pulling back is NOT an effective method of prophylaxis!
A few years back I worked for a company that ran a lot of reproductive health clinical trials. A particular study was on emergency contraception and, logically, one of the collected datapoints was the reason for needing EC. One of the available options was "withdrawal failure," a somehow separate category from "no birth control used." The phrase made me chuckle: "I tried to pull it out, but it's just so damn long."