Mini Rant!

We have become a society of WEANIES who get offended at the STUPIDEST THINGS!!! (Yes, I used the “S” word!)

I got an email from Westbow today, letting me know that, because their major buyers are CHRISTIAN, no profanity, euphemisms, or offensive language is allowed. DUH!!!!!

It went on to specify that I had several offensive words in my novel, Saving Beach Mansion:

“I wouldn’t have been CRAZY enough to swim out here if I didn’t!”

Ok, so Biblically, “let your yes be yes and your no be no,” so I’ll fix this with. “Yes, enough to get us safely ashore.”

“I feel like such a FREAK!”

“I feel like such a science experiment!” (as if ANYONE would say that!)

“Some STUPID kids were messing around…”

How about “Some undisciplined kids…”; but WAIT! This is the bad guys talking, so what would they know about “undisciplined,” and why wouldn’t they naturally use the word “STUPID!”?!?! I just deleted it down to “Some kids”

Oh, My!!! When I searched “stupid,” and “crazy,” I found that I used each FIVE TIMES!!! Horrors!!! How SINFUL of me!!!

I bet C.S. Lewis wouldn’t be approved!!! Or Tim LaHaye or Jerry Jenkins! Or Gilbert Morris or his daughter, Lynn! (I need to read the Cheney Duvall, MD series again!)

End of rant. Have a nice day! Remember, in ALL YOU DO, whether word or deed, HONOR GOD! (w/o offensive language!)

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Author: wynnelovelesswrites

Wynne Loveless is a retired educator and former Paramedic, now author of several medical action romance novels. Raised on the Texas Gulf Coast as a Navy brat, Wynne earned her Bachelors in Chemical Engineering, then Paramedic certification and multiple Texas teaching certificates. She taught secondary math and science in public and private schools for 25 years, and served as a volunteer Paramedic for ten years for a small town's EMS service. Her love for writing originated with her mother, who taught her to proofread, and wrote several of the Texas Historical Markers in the Rockport area. Wynne loves serving King Jesus, spending time with her wonderful family, swimming and sailing, and traveling to explore new wonders of God’s magnificent Creation. She wrote her first book at 30, but didn’t pursue publishing it until she retired recently. Others are written and “waiting in the wings.”

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