🥀rose

NSFW 18+ personal n porno // something bout violence turns me on // 21 CT Polyamorous

[eriquin]

Friend of a friend on facebook posted a picture with a caption “Someone in my smithing group got a free crate of high quality steel today in the form of “used casting molds”… I am at a loss for words.”

It’s dicks. A big box of metal dicks. Dildo molds. Just, hundreds of them.

And I can’t share it because I have family on facebook. And I’m not sure if I should repost it here because … they’re not my metal dicks. 

But you should all know that there exists a big box of metal dicks that are probably going to be melted down into, I would hope, one giant metal dick. 

(No, probably not. But I can dream, can’t I?)

[eriquin]

I may regret this, but …

[alertstatus]

that’s a lot of dicks.

[silencingthedrums]

Fine dwarven crafts, direct from Orzimmar!

[7sxvxn7]

[radstudies]

Wayne Thiebaud (American, b.1920)

Pancake Breakfast

[onelittlekingdom]

Red Flags 101

No Aftercare/Aftercare Issues

If someone tells you they don’t participate in aftercare after a scene, it is a red flag. If someone doesn’t understand the concept of why you need to put a sub back together after you have slapped them around, and broken them open, there is something fundamentally wrong with the way they view other people, and their understanding of D/s dynamics. The psychology that is embedded in people who are left lying there when their scene partner gets up and walks out right after a scene is absolutely damaging. Aftercare doesn’t always have to be bandanges and massages and a whole song and dance production. For most subs, aftercare is simply about being held afterwards, being told they did a good job, and that they pleased you. If you can’t get behind that, you’re a walking red flag and deeply problematic.

JD

[onelittlekingdom]

Not A Dom.

If you only pay attention to your sub when it is convenient for you, you are not a Dom.

If you tire of a submissive, and ghost her, rather than having an honest conversation with her, you are not a Dom.

If you view boundaries, limits, and the word “no” as impediments to your will to push past and degrade, you are not a Dom.

If you make a sub doubt and question themselves to produce an outcome that’s favorable for you, you are not a Dom.

If you think Dominance is all about having a relationship that revolves around you and serving your needs, you are not a Dom.

If you refer to subs as “broken”, or view them as a hassle because they have mental, physical, or emotional challenges, you are not a Dom. 

If you think that your way of being a Dom is the only right way to be a Dom, you are not a Dom. 

If you are having multiple relationships with submissive girls without them all knowing about each other, you are not a Dom. 

If you degrade your partner’s relationships to isolate them so that they don’t get opinions other than yours, you are not a Dom.

If you play or prey on girls who are under the age of 18, you are not a Dom.

JD

[queenpalms]

[driesvand]

[frank--enstein]

[deadslut12]

Will reading Catcher In the Rye help my depression

no

[addictionisnojokehaha]

[yousaveeveryonebutwhosavesyou]

[danger]

[night-dawn-day]

EVIL DEAD (2013) dir. Fede Alvarez

[liliththeblack]

[candy182]

[contac]