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in the mood to kiss some thighs so softly all she can do is sigh and whine and spread her legs open for me in a silent but desperate attempt to get me to kiss her pussy next
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As the youngest person in U.S. history to be put to death in the electric chair, 14-year-old George Stinney Jr. was so small that he needed to sit on a phonebook for the electrocution to work properly. And even then, it still took multiple jolts before the child was dead. At the height of the Jim Crow era, Stinney had been accused of murdering two white girls in South Carolina. Though no physical evidence linked him to the crime, the police claimed that he had confessed to the murders. Many white Southerners were already convinced of his guilt, so he was given just a two-hour trial before he was sentenced to die in the electric chair in 1944. And tragically, his death ended up being even more horrific than planned. Since Stinney survived the first round of 2,400 volts, he was then forced to endure two additional rounds before dying in a room that reeked of burning flesh. Stinney's conviction would be overturned 70 years later.
A small minority of Republicans would love to go back to this era. We cannot let that happen.
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Love is patient. Lust can't wait and is impulsive.
Love is kind. Lust is cruel, critical, and manipulative.
Love does not envy. Lust seeks more than it earns.
Love does not boast. Lust serves self at the expense of others.
Love is not proud. Lust is easily threatened.
Love is not rude. Lust is disrespectful and thoughtless.
Love is not self-seeking. Lust is demanding and uncaring.
Love is not easily angered. Lust is temperamental and retaliatory.
Love keeps no records of wrongs. Lust does not forget offenses.
Love does not delight in evil. Lust commits wrong to get its own way and rationalizes it.
Love rejoices in the truth. Lust encourages lies and covers up misdeeds.
Love always protects. Lust takes for selfish gain and lacks concern for consequences to others.
Love always trusts. Lust is suspicious and jealous.
Love always hopes. Lust says one chance and you're out.
Love always perseveres. Lust retreats when it is no longer convenient.
Love never fails (it is constant, enduring, and faithful to the end). Lust ends when self is no longer served (it is fickle, insecure, and unfaithful).
Tough to live out 100%.
All of this.
This made me realize… that I’ve never been in love how bitter sweet..
watching this youtube video about victorian haircare wherein the woman testing the products out inhales so much alcohol fumes she gets tipsy and that’s joining lead in everything, corsets, and doctors who cured hysteria with vibrators in “reasons why victorian women loved fainting”
me walking out of my fainting room after getting my back blown out by a medical professional face covered in lead makeup walls emerald green (also containing lead) high on the cocaine i was prescribed for allergies, tightening my corset: archibald darling i am seeing ghosts