[feedmetothebeast]

My bed is always pushed up against a wall. I can press myself as closely to the wall as possible, I can clench a pillow against me. I pretend that im being held, that im not alone. I fantasise about the cold hard wall against my side being soft and warm and holding me gently as it says "its okay, youre okay, i wont leave you" but its not real and im alone and i have to get up eventually

[gods-we-were-hungry]

There is something almost indecent about kissing the inside of a wrist.

Its such a small thing—barely a gesture—but it holds weight. That soft skin, always a little warmer, a little more honest than the rest of the body.

Its not a kiss you give out of impulse. Its too specific for that. It requires awareness. Proximity. Permission, even when it’s unspoken.

there’s no utility in kissing a wrist. You do it because you want to. you do it because it’s small and private and unbearably precise.

you don’t get to that part of a person by accident. you’re invited. silently. and then you do it—mouth open, just a little, tongue maybe—yes.

It’s not a kiss for the world. It’s a kiss for the pulse. For the part of them that answers back.

[aliciamaynardsworld2]

Can somebody please beat the shit out of me? Till i am fully bruised and blooded and aching.

So that i can finally feel this pain.

So that i know i can still feel.

[aurangg]

Something really not talked about with trauma disorders is the paranoia.

Being scared and jumping to conclusions when people stand a little too close to you, not believing people’s compliments and thinking they have hidden motives, not believing when people tell you they like/love you, thinking that strangers you see on the street want to hurt you, etc.

[abuginthecorner]

I love that Age regression has the potential to both heal regressors and caregivers, it’s honestly so sweet.

One heals by regaining their childhood, the other by becoming the parent they needed and deserved as a child.

This is also your friendly reminder that caregivers are more then just caregivers, there people too, who deserve to be able to set boundaries around themselves,

[blushingcurrently]

I love the idea of getting into a kink because someone you're attracted to is into it...like.. slowly you start consuming more of that content by proxy..then you find yourself fantasizing about it but just a little bit....and then before u know it. bam. monsterfucker

[fancyson]

the whole "autistic people don't understand sex or sexual topics" infantilization thing is even funnier considering that most of the autists i know are about fifty times hornier than the average person and about a billion times weirder about it

[orcaking]

*in the fading light*

[ID: A digital illustration of a gay trans couple sharing an intimate moment , drawn in two panels. The top panel features the couple cropped close, just showing them kissing, with a transparent starburst around their mouths. The second larger panel is cropped from the shoulders to the thigh. One figure is in the center, sprawled back as their partner touches their stomach and kisses their shoulder. They are both shirtless with top surgery scars, and the center figure has boxers on. There is a third narrow panel on the left side, showing a simple skyscape of a orange star falling through clouds. The whole illustration is done in a restricted palette of soft warm green and teal, with pops of orange. /. End ID]