Inappropriate, please.

Queer. Porn. Thought.

[mudwerks]

21st October 2017 - femmina

[frederickrave]

[iflesbians]

[gayloveandkisses]

[labstrakts]

Sofya Titova & Dima Dionesov In ‘Welcome To Pony Play For Horse Magazine January 2015. Photo by: Greg Swales

[mudwerks]

21st October 2017 - femmina

[superrr-gay-blog]

[love-personal]

[dialnfornoir]

[hismami]

[retrolesbians]

Two Women in Love - John Gutmann, 1937

[tdgpresents]

[justuno]

[nolongersilkbox]

In order to stop the culture of faking orgasms, we need to stop the culture of shaming others for their sexual experiences.

Can’t get your partner off on the first try? Cool. You can still be thoughtful and make them feel good.

Can get your partner off within 30 seconds? Awesome, good for you both, don’t let it get to your head.

Can make someone cum in less than 5, but for others, it’s a process that takes an hour? That’s alright, everyone’s different. 

Does it take you 30 minutes to cum? That’s okay, you’re not broken, you’re not a failure.

Does it take you 10 seconds to cum? That’s great, you’re not a slut, you’re not overly sensitive or dirty. 

Can’t cum without toys/vibrators? That’s awesome, that’s a valid part of sexual play!

Can only cum with loving, vanilla sex? That’s perfectly normal, and you will find lots of great partners to experience that with!

Can’t orgasm at all? THAT’S ALSO COOL. It’s not a bad thing, you can still enjoy sex TONNES just like others.

Orgasms are NOT the defining characteristic of your sexual prowess. They are great, they’re lovely when they happen, but for the love of science, stop bringing them up higher than they need to be. 

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I wish I had this post when I was 18

[thethirddeadlysin]

[madivinecomedie]

®Ray Donley. Figure with mask

[saintjoan]

— margaret atwood, excerpt of circe/mud poems