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(nsfw-ish) Could I please request some prompts (preferably dialogue prompts but other kinds of prompts are okay too!) for A who is quiet and somewhat shy but is actually a very kinky masochistic sub and B who is a smug sadistic dom? Sorry if it's too much or too specific!

Alright so, I only did 20 dialogue prompts, but if you want the other kind of prompts I can do those too, just drop me another message or something. Also if these aren’t what you’re looking for just let me know because I can make these more sadistic/masochistic. I’m just kind of holding back right now because I don’t know where you draw the line, plus you said nsfw-ish so I didn’t wanna get too nsfw.  But like I said, if these are too tame or something just be like “Yo, these are too tame or something.”

20 Dialogue Prompts for Masochistic Sub/Sadistic Dom

1) “You like it when I hurt you, don’t you? Oh, baby, you should have told me. I wouldn’t have held back this whole time.”2) “You act so shy out there for everyone else but in here, for me, you’re such a needy little slut.”3) “Tell me how my fingers feel inside you. I want everyone to hear how dirty you are for liking it so much.”4) “Does this hurt too much or is it getting you off.” “….” “You’d better speak up, baby, the neighbors can’t hear you yet.”5) “Spread your legs apart.” “But we’re in public, someone could see us.” “That’s the point, and when I said it it wasn’t a suggestion, it was an order.”6) “Does me punishing you really get you off that much that you wanna touch yourself? So desperate for attention anything’ll get you off, huh? Go ahead and touch yourself today, just know i’m going to plan a special punishment for you soon. I wonder how hard/wet you’ll get then.”7) “Harder, please?” “Oh, baby, you know if you want anything from me you’re going to have to speak up.” “What if someone hears me?” “Then you’ll be twice as hard/wet as you are right now. Now go on, say it louder.”8) “We only just got to this party and you’re already hard/wet just from me talking in your ear. Wanna play a game, I slide my hand down the back of your underwear and you try to be quiet while I touch you the way you like to be touched.”9) “Tell me what you want me to do to you, baby. And I want you to look me in the eyes while you say it, no hiding your face and being shy. Say it to me or you’re getting nothing.”10) “Look, baby, I’ve got you up against the glass where anyone can see what I’m doing to you. Open your eyes, I want everyone to see what a good little slut you are.”11) “Touch yourself under the table. I want you to cum right here in front of all of them without any of them knowing. And if you do that for me I’ll give you whatever you want later.”12) “Everyone around us keep staring at you, I can’t blame them but I think we should drop by the pet store, pick you out a nice collar. I don’t want anyone to ever think you don’t belong to me.”13) “Someone’s watching us.” “Then stop holding back your moans and let’s give them a show.”14) “Look at you, fingering yourself while you’re eating me out/sucking me off. So desperate to have your hole filled it’s pathetic.”15) “When I get home I want you stripped down and on all fours, and if I find out you touched yourself you’re going to be in big trouble.”16) “You know, I’ve got cameras all over this house to check on you so tell me something, how often do you play with your toys when I’m gone?”17) “You know, this entire conversation all I’ve told you is how desperate and needy you are for me at all time. That you’re a little slut for my attention. I only wanted to say that so when I put my hand in your pants.” “Please…” “I could tell if you liked that kind of stuff. And with the way you feel right now it looks like my hunch was right.”18) “Such a naughty little girl/boy, hiding what you like from me. I’d punish you if I didn’t already know how much you like it when I do that.”19) “Normally people cry out when you hurt them, but you like it when I yank your hair while I take you from behind like this. Are you into stuff like that?” “…” “Baby, I asked you a question and you know that means I expect an answer.”20) “All your friends think you’re so shy, so quiet, but our neighbors know the truth. They must think you’re such a little slut for me, and you know what? They’re right. You are my little slut, aren’t you? "Yes, [insert what Dom likes to be called.]”

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[blueandbusted]

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Why Supporting Black-Owned Businesses in February (and Beyond) Matters

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