theres no wrong way to be a bunny. there are girl bunnies and boy bunnies and bunnies that are both and bunnies that are neither and thats beautiful.
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theres no wrong way to be a bunny. there are girl bunnies and boy bunnies and bunnies that are both and bunnies that are neither and thats beautiful.
🖤 I love it
I love it when she takes her time with me.
When there’s no rush. No pressure. No command to perform. Just her, lowering me into something sacred and slow, until the world outside dissolves. Until all I can feel is her mouth, her breath, her worship.
When she’s not just touching me. She’s adoring me. Like I’m a poem she’s memorizing by mouth.
I love it when she kisses me like we have forever.
When she starts slow. No urgency. No greediness. Only reverence. Her lips barely brushing mine at first, like she’s learning the shape of them all over again. She hums softly when I part them for her, and the way she kisses me after that is slow and sinful and achingly patient, like she wants to ruin me with nothing but her tongue. Like kissing is the whole point, not just the prelude.
I love it when she hums into the kiss.
That low, satisfied sound she makes when I melt for her. When my mouth parts and my breath hitches and I reach for her, but she doesn’t give me more. Not yet. She just smiles against my mouth and kisses me again, slower, deeper, dragging her tongue along mine like she’s tasting something luxurious and expensive.
She loves it when I get like this, floaty and flushed and already half-gone, just from kissing. And I love it too. When my body is heat and sunshine and laughter. When she pulls away, pressing one more kiss to the corner of my mouth, and I feel her smile curve there, warm and playful.
I love it when she finds my hands and laces our fingers together.
When she gently presses them into the mattress like she’s anchoring me. To this moment, to her, to the quiet heat blooming between us. To now. To us. And to the warmth spreading through my skin like sunlight poured slow.
There’s no urgency in her grip. Just certainty. Just care. Like she wants me right here, held still in the softness she’s building around me. Not only to control me, but to keep me close. To make sure I feel it. All of it. All of her.
I love it when her hands stay everywhere and nowhere.
One palm warm at my waist, the other at my cheek. Her hand cradles my jaw just right, thumb grazing the corner of my mouth like she’s painting pleasure into me. She licks into me like she’s claiming it, taking her time, deepening it, drawing out every soft sound I make until my legs begin to tremble, even though she’s barely moved.
I love it when she kisses without urgency.
When it’s just slow exploration. Her fingers brush my hairline as she kisses lower. My jaw. My throat. My collarbone. She pauses there, breathing me in, kissing the spot over my heartbeat like she’s listening. I feel her smile against my skin, feel her nose nudge gently at my shoulder before she presses another kiss there, sweet and slow and intentional.
When there’s no pattern. No goal. Just her mouth, taking its time. Over my chest. My ribs. The soft spot under my breast. Her lips linger, her tongue flicks, her breath tickles. I laugh, a soft, flushed sound, and she kisses the curve of my laughter like it’s hers to keep.
I love it when she talks to me.
Not loud. Not teasing. Just low, murmured things between kisses, like secrets meant only for my skin.
“You feel amazing,” she says, lips brushing my stomach.
“I could kiss you here forever,” she whispers, breath soft at my hip.
“You taste like trouble,” she murmurs, and I giggle. Giggle, like I’m drunk on her. And maybe I am.
I love it when she makes me wait.
Not cruelly, but sweetly. Tenderly. Like a lullaby she’s stretching out, refusing to let it end just yet. Like my pleasure is something to be savoured, not chased. When her tongue flicks just under the swell of my breast, the slope of them, the space in between, but not quite where I ache for her. When I gasp and arch and offer. But she only smiles.
I love it when she kisses the inside of my thigh.
Once. Twice. Again and again and again, each kiss slower than the last. Her tongue traces shapes I can’t follow, and every time I think she’ll move higher, she doesn’t. She kisses the opposite leg. She breathes a little deeper. My laugh turns into a moan. My skin tingles. She’s kissing everywhere but where I want her, and it’s so unfair and so delicious and so her. I swear I can feel her grin when I make that little sound in the back of my throat.
I love it when I try to lift my hips and she presses me gently back.
“Easy,” she says, and there’s that smile in her voice again, warm and wicked and sweet all at once. “Let me enjoy this.”
Oh, I love it when she enjoys me.
Not just my body. But me. The way I breathe. The way I tremble. The way my hands grip the sheets and my toes curl and I’m already half undone before she’s even touched me where I need it most.
I love it when she moves slow enough to make me dizzy.
When she kisses the crease of my thigh and stays there, just breathing, just existing, her mouth close enough to drive me wild, but not touching. When she watches me from there. Her lips so close. Her tongue wet. Her eyes soft and molten with the promise of more.
God, I love it when she savours me.
When she makes my pleasure feel like something beautiful. Something earned. Something sacred.
And I love how I feel under her. Flushed, warm, open. Cherished.
Lit from the inside out.
listen to me. this is my final message to you. when you are at your lowest a fictional guy will come to you and when that happens you must start putting them in situations. this is the meaning of life.
we deserve to have media with fat characters that like being fat and that are confident and happy in their fatness and they do not want to change that one bit im being very reasonable here
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One of my all-time favorite Jin Ling moments was when he realized that his crazy homo uncle (who may or may not be the Yiling Patriarch) was trying to get with Lan Wangji—one of the only adults Jin Ling actively fears and respects. And after enough Wei Wuxian-specific shenanigans, Jin Ling’s reaction to all this, which had initially been, "cutsleeve? more like cut that shit out," eventually morphed into, "okay this is HANGUANG-JUN, buddy, you cannot fuck around and find out with this one. You gotta LOCK THAT SHIT DOWN if you're going to sleep with a man that famous. Look at me, put a ring on it immediately, he's too good for your slut ass do you hear me—”
so hard not to become the most annoying person on earth if you're a little excitable and just learned a little about a topic literally no one around you has any interest in
One of my all-time favorite Jin Ling moments was when he realized that his crazy homo uncle (who may or may not be the Yiling Patriarch) was trying to get with Lan Wangji—one of the only adults Jin Ling actively fears and respects. And after enough Wei Wuxian-specific shenanigans, Jin Ling’s reaction to all this, which had initially been, "cutsleeve? more like cut that shit out," eventually morphed into, "okay this is HANGUANG-JUN, buddy, you cannot fuck around and find out with this one. You gotta LOCK THAT SHIT DOWN if you're going to sleep with a man that famous. Look at me, put a ring on it immediately, he's too good for your slut ass do you hear me—”
The Jiang genes mixed with Jin makes the most insulting pep talk of all time and it's funny.🤣
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yiling as a sentient city, yiling tucking little a-ying into its dirty alleys and ensuring he comes out the other side, yiling being angry at its lost child returning worse for wear, yiling crowning its patriarch and holding onto his anger and hurt for him, yiling parting ways and delighting in the giggling child that follow in the wake of its patriarch, yiling inconsolable and mourning and mourning for thirteen long, long years
that "OKAY SO" before someone u love starts infodumping........ most blessed feeling in the world
reblog to let your mutuals know that they can always give you the “OKAY SO” and you will listen
If you're at work in a retail or hospitality environment and you see a sex worker with a client... no you didn't.
If your boss asks you if you think that person's a sex worker, you tell them you do not believe that. You don't report their presence to anyone. You don't joke about it with a coworker. You don't eavesdrop or bother them.
We're working the same as you are. Leave us alone!
Some examples of situations where you might need to keep your mouth shut about a potential sex worker:
You see someone you don't recognize walk past reception at your hotel to head directly for the stairs or elevator or towards the rooms without acknowledging you at the reception desk. Yes, this includes when the person is wearing revealing clothing or a nice dress and heels. This is not your business.
You notice multiple men going to the same hotel room during the same evening, each only staying for an hour or so at a time. This is not your business.
You seat two customers for dinner and work as their waiter/waitress for the night. You see one give an envelope of cash to the other. Yes, this includes when there's a huge age gap between the two and they're being affectionate. This is not your business.
You overhear one customer ask another how much they charge for a night, whilst making drinks for them. You heard nothing. This is not your business.
I do not care what kind of retail or hospitality setting you work in. If you see a sex worker, no you didn't!
if the cops get involved, you know who gets punished? not any of the clients, only the sex worker. not a pimp, not the hotel manager, only the worker; and the cops are liable to sexually assault them as well.
if you have any qualms about sex work, you can start by improving workers' rights as a whole. demilitarizing police. increasing comprehensive sex ed for all ages. battling misogyny in the workplace. under the boot of capitalism, we all suffer - the most vulnerable, such as sex workers, suffer worst. leave them be.
Daddy Dyke Skeeter and Boy Jaime in Vol 1 No 1 Venus Infers Summer 1993. Shot by MichaelAdrienne interviewed by Nora Parkin
THE advantage of memorizing poetry is that when somethings happening, maybe even you’re in a situation or a location, you can just go “ok. lady of shallott time” and boom. you reclaimed your mental space and attention for YOU for the next ten minutes
Everyone should be able to do one card trick, tell two jokes, and recite three poems, in case they are ever trapped in an elevator.
— Lemony Snicket, Horseradish
i know this is humorous but! i learned from one of my college friends (who learned from a therapist) that reciting a poem you have memorized is a great grounding & focusing technique when you’re spiraling into anxiety or panic. i can personally attest that The Tyger has staved off several panic attacks.
so like if said “situation or location” is freaking you out really badly, “lady of shallott time” can help reclaim your mental health too
Ok everybody share what poems you can recite in case we’re trapped in an elevator.
I’ve got the first 42 lines of The Canterbury Tales in Middle English, the first 10 lines of Beowulf in Old English, the first canto of Tolkien’s Lay of Beren and Luthien, and Sonnet XVI by Pablo Neruda (“I love the handful of the earth you are”). I used to have the Proem of the Kalevala but I’m a bit shaky on it it now and I think i’ve only got the first two sentences. Anda handful of others I half-remember which i could probably do if I were with someone else who half-remembered the same ones and we could prompt each other back and forth.
"I must arise and go now..."
DON'T ASK YOURSELF "AM I A GOOD PERSON?" ASK YOURSELF "IS WHAT I AM DOING GOOD?" OR EVEN! "WHAT'S A GOOD THING I CAN DO RIGHT NOW?"
DON'T WORRY ABOUT JUDGING AND SORTING YOURSELF! JUST MAKE YOUR BEST CHOICES!!
Ok but pls actually do this people. There is no such thing as a good person. Stop trying to be one and starting trying to do good instead
Seriously. Left and right, we're all soaking in the same cultural Calvinism. Do the next good thing. The one right in front of you. Then do it again. Lather, rinse, repeat.
2026 ins:
- being cringe
- whimsymaxing
Anyway, daily reminder from a culturally isolated Romani person.
Gypsy does not mean wanderer.
It literally means ‘people from egypt’ or similar, as europeans believed Romani people were from Egypt. It has become known similar to nomad due to how our ancestors have been forced to be nomadic due to racism and ostracization, but it is a SLUR.
Romani people are STILL being forcibly sterilized.
Romani people are STILL being forced into ghettos.
Romani people are still facing violence and danger in countless European countries- and recently, I’ve seen the beginnings of the extremes in the United States.
Have a little fucking respect and DON’T USE A SLUR THAT’S BEEN USED FOR CENTURIES AGAINST US.
And for the love of whatever’s up there, ESPECIALLY do not use it to describe your witchcraft. It is playing on the ‘magic gypsy’ trope, and is EXTREMELY insulting.
non romani people, please reblog this.