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****#mxm #livrelgbt #loupgarou #harem #omegaverse #Mpreg #DarkFantasy #homoromance #b2b #romanlgbt #boysboys
Quand Ray se révèle être un #omega et non un #Alpha, sa vie change pour toujours. Il est censé s’accoupler avec un groupe d’Alphas sélectionnés afin de créer une nouvelle meute. Peut-il devenir l’omega soumis dont sa meute a besoin ?
Un Omega pour la Meute by N.J. Lysk
Cracking Ice Trailer (A Gay Omegaverse Romance)
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It is in our relations with other people that we gain a sense of ourselves; it’s that, pretty much, that makes relations with other people unbearable.
Michel Houellebecq, Platform (via quotespile)
“He was watching me under those drooping lids, with need and satisfaction too, much as if he imagined he had the whip hand of me now. That was his youth showing, the peculiar conviction that a hard prick is a source of power rather than a vulnerability, not to say a weakness.”
K.J. Charles, The Henchmen of Zenda
"Looking back, I just think they can go fuck themselves. I mean, I wouldn’t actually say that to them. They were like six. But if I ever have a kid of my own and maybe someday I will—I hope so—I’m not going to raise them like that. Believing the shape of their world is the only shape for the world to be. Well"
For Real, by Alexis Hall
“He didn’t look back. He couldn’t. He felt if he tried, he’d freeze, trapped forever between what he’d been and what he was, forever longing for something that no longer existed.” Omega for the Pack by N.J. Lysk
When would people learn that no leader of any state, free or communist, gave a shit about us people? We were all out here, flotsam and jetsam, floundering. We only had each other. That’s all.
Katherine Locke, The Girl with the Red Balloon (via randombetrayals)
Queer because there is nothing queerer than anarchism.
Five Short Stories by Trans Women of Color
“The Girls and the Apple.” Jasmine Kabale Moore. The Coalition
“Waiting Room,” Jamie Berrout
Love and Comets, Gillian Ybabez
Coconut, Gabrielle Bellot. Small Axe Journal
Bonus: Watch Ryka Aoki read her story “To the New World”
Megatron stood there silently, trying to—take it in, Optimus realized; to enlarge himself enough to fit this into his own cold and brutal understanding of the universe. Optimus stood beside him, his chest aching and full of sorrow, because he knew that the room for love was only made by love. If you’d never been given it, if you’d never felt its touch—he didn’t know if Megatron could make that space inside himself, just by seeing that it existed somewhere else.
Victory Condition, by Astolat
Viola Davis PORTER Magazine
Good women make bad choices in men all the time because women who are attracted to men have to drastically lower their standards to ever get laid. When you're automatically lowering your standards all the time, it's easy to lose track of that level below which you should not dip. But to be fair, men run around accusing women of being fake and tricking them into relationships because they wear makeup, whereas there's an entire subset of men who trick women into relationships by pretending they won't ever punch them in the face.
“Don’t Read the Comments” by Copperbadge.
Sam is a an amazing writer who keeps writing in fandoms and pairings I have 0 interest in... And then I got a notification for an f/f original novel about a woman who wakes up with the power to delete any comment on the internet ever. It’s not invisibility or superstrength but can she make teh world a better place? Moral quandaries abound, a support network that rocks and just all around awesomeness (except for the yet to be written chapter 9 about a Jewish take on the dilemma!)
“What thing about two alphas?” Ari asked after a long pause. Cole huffed, frustrated. He wasn’t good with words, but that normally didn’t stop TJ and Ari from getting what he meant. “You said that… that I don’t need a list, because you two…” He waved in their direction. “And having a list with only two people in it is ancient?” Ari said slowly. Cole glared at him. “What are you playing at? You kept saying we this and we that, we will support you. What even…” He had to stop and breathe so he wouldn’t shout. His mother had agreed to stay out of the house but she was in the back tending their vegetable patch and he knew her well enough to know that it wouldn’t fly if he actually screamed at them. It was TJ who got it first. “Oh, you think…. Oh, god, you think we were asking you to take us both?” TJ’s horror made it very clear that Cole had misinterpreted, but now he felt even worse—embarrassed instead of angry. “Yes!” he snapped. “What else was I supposed to think?” “Ok, wait,” Ari cut in. “It was an honest misunderstanding. We probably used the word ‘we’ a lot and it sounded like that. We just… I just meant that I will be supporting you in this even if you don’t want me to be your alpha. And I think TJ…” He glanced at the other. TJ nodded. “Yes, exactly! We’re not going to fight over you, or get offended that you didn’t choose us, or anything like that. We’re behind you a hundred percent, no matter what.” Cole stared at them. “But why?” “Cole,” Ari said, sounding put-upon. “Why wouldn’t we want to help our best friend when he needs it?” “But this isn’t helping, this is…”
Omega Under the Moon, by N.J. Lysk
Sentinel was looking at him stricken, his face open in a way Optimus hadn’t seen it in what felt like forever. Not since they’d been fresh cadets together, both of them trying so hard to be heroes. To make themselves into warriors, against their own programming; trying to be strong and tough and hard, and convincing themselves that was the definition of bravery. Except this was what it really meant to be brave: to choose something that terrified you, to give up everything you cared about, to keep going towards a small struggling spark of hope. It—was a lot harder. Optimus reached out and put his hand flat against the forcefield, wishing suddenly that he could reach through, take Sentinel’s hand, pull him into a hug. “All I can do is ask,” he said softly. “All you can do is try. Sometimes that’s all there is to do. To save something, even if we can’t save everything.”
Peacemaker, by Astolat (Megatron/Optimus)
So because this is Astolat, I read it the first time because obviously I would even though I always thought Transformers looked rather dumb. Now I keep re-reading it because it makes me cry every fucking time.
Male Affection Wasn’t Taboo Until Modern Days - WTF Fun Fact
On the one hand, way to mess up 21st century... On the other hand, you mean I cannot ship all these gentlemen cuddling each other in black and white? Not cool, 19th century!
“Our deeds are like children that are born to us; they live and act apart from our own will. Nay, children may be strangled, but deeds never: they have an indestructible life both in and out of our consciousness.”
— George Eliot, Romola
attn everyone please listen to @serpentcast and then come talk to me about it
Frequently I encounter non Native folks who tell me they think reservations are some form of reparatoins to Natives from the US government. I even had someone close to me tell me they thought reservations were places to “reserve” our cultures.
Where I’m from (South Dakota) reservations were concentration camps where they sent us to die after they stole and colonized all of the land every US citizen occupies. In the early SD Rez days our ppl had to get permission from district agents (white settler men) to get food, fix our homes, or even leave our community to travel to another community on our Rez to visit relatives. We couldn’t hunt cuz they killed millions of our buffalo. If we didn’t get permission from the white settler agent we couldn’t eat, fix our homes or visit relatives because we would be violating US law & could be arrested. Also our cultures & ceremonies were illegal under US law until the Indian Religious Freedom Act in 1978.
So plz educate the ppl you love and care abt because everyone in the USA is living in an illegal settler colony, Indigenous ppl survived their genocide & we’re her to say these settlers never gave af abt us & never will.
~ @FrankWaln
