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"This is my weird son. He can't climb for shit, but he is handsome and strong."
#cats be like#is anybody adopt that#and don't wait for an answer
Everything that isn't food is a cat from the perspective of a cat. Cats can look upon the true form of eldritch monstrosities and keep their sanity. They'd just see another cat. A fucking weird-looking cat, but a cat nonetheless.
An always-reblog. 😄
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So I can find this again! Great list!
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i feel like we don't talk enough about sex vacations, especially kinky ones. being able to deep dive into a dynamic such as free use, completely and wholly for a set period of time, for example a weekend. having some type of plan (one that both agreed on, or perhaps one that includes some surprises) and a set of rules that ensure everything stays fun. perhaps you'd have a ritual at the beginning of the vacation to help you transition into the roles and the multi-day-scene you've built for yourself. i love the idea of waiting, kneeling by the door, ready for my dom to come home, but i wouldn't love to do it regularly in real life. being able to do it on vacation and then stay in that submissive role would be incredible. dressing sluttily for them, having them order me around while we enjoy our evening, cockwarming my dom while we eat, kneeling by their feet while we relax after dinner. and in the morning a new day starts, where i'm instantly thrown back into my submissive role, perhaps ordered to service my dom with oral before breakfast, perhaps made to cook breakfast with a vibrator in me.
Nobody talking about how clicker training is so much more effective when you're already turned on just by the idea of it. When it's only been fantasy in your head for so long that you feel yourself getting wet in anticipation of a click not because you're well-trained but because it's still novel and exciting. And by the time it no longer is - once it settles in as routine - well.. that's exactly the point, isn't it?
But a dumb puppy, out of it, and so excitable during their first training session can absolutely convince themself that they're just incredibly well-trained. They're not the one with the brain after all, they shouldn't have to know how it works...
So when you sink inside them for the first time, be sure to give them a click just to feel them tighten around you. When your fingers/tongue find their most sensitive parts, make things even more wet n messy down there by rewarding them with a click. And when they've finally earned their real treat and you're ready to fill one of their needy holes to the brim, be sure to spam click click click over and over again until you've finished, just to hear how pretty they can moan and whine with each one.
Cishets/Minors/Detrans Fuck off OP is a trans fag
feeling an urgent need to have a fistful of a boy's hair in my hand while i fuck into him for the first time, hearing his overwhelmed cries and panicked breathing when it goes so much deeper than he expected, telling him good boy, that's it, you can take it, baby <3
so what if, and hear me out
i was a slutty lil vampire prince :3, mmm biting is one of the ways i show affection !!
boys need to be bloody and pathetic more often . they need to be whiny and whimpery and desperate i think.
i was born a biter, i identify as a biter, not my fault, maybe don’t be so biteable and you’ll be safe
The masculine urge to wear a sundress for easy access ☆
just learned that the covid vaccines don’t actually have autism in them. think I’m gonna puke.
love this tag so much. he could’ve kept that excess autism to himself, but he gave it you. that’s what I call love.
The promiscuous women bot accounts keep following me I am fucking under attack
Not queer as in "queer is not a slur" but queer as in "I do not give a fuck if its a slur, you don't get to censor my identity regardless". Queer as in "I HOPE my identity upsets you". Queer as in "my identity is not only a slur but a threat"
queer as in "every word we have used to describe ourselves has been turned around and used against us. so no, i will not surrender another word to those who wish to shame us out of existence."
hey man can i suck you off? it’s one of my grounding techniques
Reblog if you're an NSFW blog not run by a cis dude.
I need more people to follow but the only blogs I'm finding are boring dudes who all post the same generic black and white gifs and I'm not into it.
Reblog for a follow if you're an NSFW blog not run by a cis dude.
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I love men that are so hairy they can't even hide it like they have hairy ass forearms and it's creeping up their wrists and knuckles and poking out of the collar of their button up shirt... your slutty whore DNA is bursting at the seams. Whore.
I got a bit carried away here I apologize for my language
you do not have permission to stop caring about vampires just because october is over btw. vampires are a year round event
“yess bats do purr! but it's not the same way cats do. you can't really hear it, it's more like a vibrating feeling if you hold the bat in your hand.“🥺
We do purr. :)
