Yeah yeah, ethically I should see you as a peer... But what if I didn't? What if from the moment I met you I always thought of you as a little baby who is too small for this world? Who needs constant supervision? Would that turn you on more? What if every time I said "I need you to need me", I meant it? It may be fun to find someone who wants to treat you like a child, but I see you as that child. I don't trust you to be able to handle yourself. I don't trust you to do what's best for yourself. What if there was a sneaking suspicion that the moment you were to say "hey I don't want to be a baby right now", I would pop a paci in your mouth and ignored you? Because this treatment is what you need.
The concept of being borrowed is so hot. Your partners friend asking to borrow you, and you don’t get a say, they’re not asking you. Your partner has the power, the say in who can borrow you, who you have to listen to, what they’re allowed to do to you. And you just go along with it, like a good puppy
Desperately plapping against mommy as my tiny girlcock can barely even penetrate her. She can't really feel much, but the high she gets from seeing me so desperate to make her feel good with my pathetic little thing is so adorable and endearing to her that it makes up for it. Her little girl's trying her best after all~ >w<
It’s so hard pretending to be a big independent girl all day, isn’t it my love? That’s why my poor little baby needs to snuggle up with her mommy and nurse until all that stress melts away and the only thing left in your head is my perfect needy girl, docile and loving just for me
(while I'm giving a tender nursing handjob to my daughter and she's whimpering and squirming in my arms) is there anything more beautiful than quality mother/daughter bonding time?
Ive been to this art installation when it was in Seattle it was made by an indigenous artist if I remember correctly it has small patches of astroturf in front of a black and white American flag with a sign that invites people “kneel and join in the screams of the American national anthem”
This piece is called Neon American Anthem bu indigenous artist Nicholas Galanin “to mourn the loss of lives, freedoms, and safety for people and lands subjected to American violence, and to protest continuing oppression.”
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[Image 1 Text: I’VE COMPOSED A NEW AMERICAN NATIONAL ANTHEM TAKE A KNEE AND SCREAM UNTILL YOU CAN’T BREATHE /end]
[Image 2 Text: If we sen you our land, you must remember, and teach your children. that the mers are our brothers and yours, and you must henceforth sive the rivers the kindness you would give to any brother.
The vtite man does not understand. One portion of land is the same to his ss se met lar he is a wanderer who comes in the night and borrows from the land whatever he needs. The earth is not his brother, but his enemy and when he has won the struggle. he moves on. He leaves Is lathe's craves behind and he does not care. He kidnaps the earth tam is thiaten And he does not care. The father's graves and the childrents tirtright are forgotten by the white man, who treats his nother the eaith and his brother the sky as things to be bought. plackes, and sald. tike sheep, bread, or bright beads. In this way, tie dog al appelte will devour the rich earth and leave only a desert.
Neon American Anthem is a participatory installation designed to activate the American Art galleries at the Seattle Art Museum. The work offers visitors a place to kneel and follow the directive of a neon sign on the wall that reads, "I've composed a new American national anthem: take a knee and scream until you can't breathe." The work creates an intersectional space for catharsis; to mourn the loss of lives, freedoms, and safety for people and lands subjected to American violence, and to protest continuing oppression.
The neon sign embodies capitalism, its text a pointed reference to the murders of Eric Garner, George Floyd, Tyre Nichols and all people of color who have been murdered at the hands of police and agents of the American state. Asking participants to take a knee is a position of deference turned refusal; to scream until you can't breathe encompasses protest aimed at tearing down the systems built to enforce Whiteness, White privilege, heteropatriarchy and capitalist control. / end]
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