okay google, how do i get them to purposely turn me on and do nothing about it without directly telling them
i can’t stop thinking about being fucked in missionary. not just normal missionary - but having him knelt between my thighs holding me up by my knees whilst he brutally fucks me. no matter how overstimulated i am or how much i cry for him to slow down. i want to be forced to have my mind erased by the overwhelming feeling of pure ecstasy
أنا كلبة في حالة شبق
i will either over-love or not love at all
pick your poison
having a voice kink sucks so BAD
what do you mean i shouldn’t be turned on by pretty much everything they say?
would i get a tattoo of your initials… fuck no
will i let you carve them into me… fuck yeah
hii! i read ur pinned and i saw ur hard no’s,, would u like blogs who centre around those things to not interact? just asking cuz i don’t wanna make u uncomfortable w likes + rbs
i don’t mind interacting at all! it’s just unlikely that i’ll reciprocate but i am always nosy and can usually find something i like :3
i swear death would be more fun than whatever the fuck is going on with me
“Not now baby, I’m tired.” I groan, burying my face into the pillows.
“I know sweetheart. I know. Just- here just hold- theeeere you go…”
I whine gently as I feel you slip off my soft little pyjama bottoms, your big warm hands running up the backs of my legs.
“I don’t want t-” My complaint is cut short by a squeal as your hand cracks down on the round curve of my ass. Once. Twice. Three times.
“Shut the fuck up.”
Your hand covers my mouth, yanking my pretty face up out of its hiding place just at the same moment as your big, thick cock pushes its way inside me.
“Mmh! N- n- nnnnn…”
“God, you’re so wet.” Your voice is right by my ear, your cock stretching out my tight little holes.
Pounding into me. Over and over again. Harder and harder. Making me scream. Making me cry.
“Shut up. Just shut the fuck up and take my cock.” My moans are muffled against your palm, my tears rolling down over your fingers as they dig into the sides of my face.
ⓘ two fingers inside her, and five around her neck.
knowing i wasn’t born this way and i could have been okay is what kills me the most
1. Ensure Consent (obviously)
Consent is agreeing to engage with an understanding of what’s going to happen, with whom it’s going to happen, and the potential risks. Consent can only be given free of coercion, manipulation, or pressure.
2. Set Boundaries (duh)
For people who may be new to BDSM, there may not yet be a clear sense of what boundaries are needed.
3. Stay Sober (unless you’re into it)
Some people may feel nervous and want to have a drink or a toke to take the edge off. This can dull the senses and make it more difficult to know when either you or a partner is reaching their limit. BDSM is about getting into another headspace to fully explore one’s sexuality – allow yourself to be fully present for it
4. Establish Safe-words and Gestures (must have)
A safe word is an agreed upon term that, when used, will immediately cease all activities and prompt a check-in. It’s also a good idea to have a safe gesture, especially when play involves restriction of speech or air. When thinking about what this might be, imagine the types of scenes where this would be relevant.
5. Traffic Light System (useful)
Green light indicates that everything is good and can continue. Yellow means that someone is nearing their limit and may need to slow down but doesn’t need to stop. Red light is a hard stop at least to check in, and possibly to end the scene.
6. Aftercare (always, always, always do this)
We sometimes get so focused on the ‘main event’ that we don’t think through to the end. BDSM practices can bring up significant feelings for many people. Think about what you’ll need when the scene is over and make this a part of the agreement. Some people want to be cuddled or held, others may want food or water
7. Take Time To Reflect (either self, or together)
BDSM practices may bring out parts of you that you weren’t aware of before. Take some time to reflect on scenes and your experience of them.
8. Revisit Agreements (things do change)
As our awareness of ourselves and our interests grows, so might our willingness to explore. Be open to revisit or revise agreements with a play partner as needed.