The cucumber post refers to something I wrote way back when I was a youngin, that I shared on the forum. Contrary to what some members (maybe all of them) believe, it is one writing from a series, which is entirely fictional. I actually shared a few poems on here which made references to the same character, in case you didn't ever notice those. I was going through a phase where I was questioning my sexuality, and I decided to write a story which reveals the painful life of people who have sexual desires which are socially unacceptable, and how they mess with your mind, based on things that I found on the internet, saw on TV, and even interviewed several people (who had been registered as sex offenders) The stories focused on several sexual themes, like bestiality, homosexuality, incest, rape, pedophilia, and so forth. I have since then written the stories over and over, but I have not shared them with anyone, because, as made evident on here, through the example provided with the cucumber post, I end up getting accused of being the main character, even if I deny it and try to clarify it. You can see the same things with several authors of books and movies of today. So I keep things that are offensive, outrageous, and what not to myself. I wished that I could share these stories without being accused or held accountable for things that I did not do, that were works of fiction, created in order to help the rest of the world understand problems that many people everywhere have. I've found that you can't do that. People judge you by the things that you write, regardless of who you are. Even people close to you, who know how you really are. But I do enjoy the fact that some people found it funny, and is perhaps their favorite 'loveforum moment', but I really feel like I am crucified for it. That's why I can't say it's my favorite moment.
In fact, I really thought about going to school for a degree in English, because I have been influenced to do so by teachers, family and friends (hell, I was publishing articles in the newspaper at the early age of 14. I have won awards for many things that I have written. But early on, I've found that people interpret your writing how they see it. I've been flamed for other controversial things I've written and shared with public... I just can't simplify my writing and make it more abstract... and therefore it is pointless for me to write, if I can't make my point. With art, I can do that. That's why I study art.
For what it's worth.