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How did you give yourself an EAR INFECTION eating pussy
im just gonna screenshot from a text i sent my friends after the doctors visit
you canât fucking do this to me
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A Noble Sacrifice
Never has there been a more righteous and honorable way to get an ear infection.
âSex is not a goddamn performance. Sex should feel as natural as drinking water. It should not require confidence. Sex should happen, because the moment is ripe. Ripening lips, ripening labia, ripening cock, ripening pupils, ripening state of being. Ripe and augmented and brimming. Your energy goes to your pumping heart, then to every external nerve, then to theirs, on fire. You bask, roll, play in it. You sigh, moan, laugh. Itâs not about being âgood in bed.â Itâs about being happy. One should never worry if theyâre doing it âcorrectly.â Sex is not factual. I donât want your cookie-cutter sex, I donât want your meticulously crafted, calculated, fool-proof fuck. I donât want a show. I want you. Let your instincts, urges and whims define that. Itâs enough. What do most girls like? Forget about it. Statistics are meaningless when thereâs only one. Hello, hereâs me. Hereâs you. Donât worry about taking it too slow. We got time. We got infinite rhythms, combinations, possibilities. Explore each fuck. Take our time. We can do a different one later. Donât worry about making me come. Iâm here. Right where I want to be. I am overwhelmed by wanting; you donât have to convince me. I want you because I like you. So donât put on a front. Donât taint this. Iâm frustratedâitâs just authenticity I want. Itâs originality. Itâs passion. Itâs joy. Donât say that something I like is ugly. Donât compare yourself to the rest. You will live and die with and within your experiences like everyone else. If someone thinks you are amazing, they are not wrong. Their universe is as real as any other; it is forged through perception. I donât care if you accidentally slammed my head into the wall, if you slipped out, if my arm cracked, if the delightful pressure of your wet lips on my anything made a silly sound. There is no right way and no wrong way. âGood in bed,â what. Youâre good in my bed. Iâm pleased youâre there. I feel it suits you. Shove your technique. Let your memory swallow it. Fuck me like youâd fuck me, fuck me like you feel. This isnât a test.â
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love this one; hunted down the source, a 2012 post titled âStream-of-consciousness on sexâ originally by skwyrtle on reddit
Rebel Ever After: Black heroines deserve to be treasured with LaQuette
This week my guest is LaQuette, author of many contemporary romances including The Kingâs Pregnancy Proposition and the brand new rom-com Janae Sandersâ Second Time Around.
We talked about her Savvy, Sexy, and Single Club series about couples in their 40s that explores communication, healing and mental health. Then we discussed the beautiful ridiculousness of romance and the perils of expecting a characterâs choices to be âplausible.âÂ
Plus: LaQuette told me about her Ph.D. research on representations of Black women in popular media and how stereotypes limit the types of stories Black romance authors are able to get published.
Listen to Rebel Ever After wherever you get your podcasts:
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â€ïž P.S. You can now join the REBEL EVER AFTER DISCORD when you join the Patreon! Help make this indie podcast possible and come gab at patreon.com/brosandprose â€ïž
The Lovers by Jef Joseph Marie Thomas Lambeaux (1852-1908)
Selection of original-run Doc and Raider comic strips (1987â1997).
Doc and Raider was created by cartoonist Sean Martin (1950â2020). The comic strip humorously depicts the daily life of a Canadian gay couple while addressing issues faced by the LGBT+ community.
what I mean: "sexual intercourse" is as much a social construct as "romantic courtship," and you discover this very quickly as a queer person if you try to talk to able bodied straight cis people who literally think the only thing that counts as Actual Sex is penis-in-vagina penetration, like they call oral "foreplay" it's so dire. various people have a lot of vested interest in cleanly defining "sex" vs "not sex" for a whole slew of reasons (ex. censorship dodging and enforcing, conferring the social clout of virginity and prowess, finding and closing loopholes about premarital sex, deciding what relationships "count" as serious partnerships, ligating what is general assault vs sexual assault vs Something That's Definitely Probably Fine And Not Sexual At All, Actually, etc.), and it's really not something you can just fall back on as obvious common sense that people are dumb for questioning.
what I say: sex isn't real and you can't have it
"People aren't perfect, so neither is anything we do, and that includes sex. Sex should be a place where we get to be imperfect and feel okay about -- and maybe even enjoy -- being so.
If you feel like you, a partner or sex need to be flawless in every way, it's wise to really think about and evaluate those feelings. Most of what they're probably telling you is that there's a security or comfort in yourself, a partner, a relationship or sex and sexuality as a whole that you just don't have yet and need more time to build."
Sorting Maybe from Can't-Be: Reality Checking Partnered Sex Wants & Ideals
'Sex Not Seggs' by Lucy Roeber
Yet for those of us operating in the murky world of sex in any of its medical, activist, wellness, pornographic, charitable or pleasurable spheres, an online existence is routinely discouraged, limited or outright banned. My first inkling that things werenât going to be easy came before Iâd even published a word or relaunched ermagazine.com. In August 2023, I created a tiered membership programme to fund the project, setting up a Shopify platform to process subscriptions and funnel payments to our NatWest business account. Within weeks, I had raised thousands of poundsâbut then Shopify contacted me to say it had frozen payments while its banking partner, Stripe, investigated my company. Shopify suggested that while I was under investigation I might consider moving to a provider such as Bankful, a payment platform for âhigh riskâ businesses including firearm sales and gambling. I wrote back explaining I was selling subscriptions for a print publication before joining PayPal as a temporary solution. Within a week, PayPal also froze my transactions, warning me it might take up to six months to release the funds. There was no appeal process, no recourse, no way to respond. I can only assume that Erotic Review was âinvestigatedâ and ultimately prohibited because: âYou may not use PayPal services for activities that: 2. relate to transactions involving (i) certain sexually orientated materials or services.â ...Simply because of our publicationâs name, the monopolies that shape and police digital behaviour have acted punitively to limit our reach. Google judged that ermagazine.com must be hidden in SafeSearchâits automated system designed to filter content based on keywords, images and user behaviour to protect users, âespecially childrenââand have not responded to our attempts to reverse that decision. As a result, we have now been blacklisted by certain servers, with inordinate commercial consequences for a start-up. For example, at the Barbicanâs âDirty Weekendâ in late November 2025, we sold loads of magazines and many more people wanted to sign up to our free monthly newsletter. Yet about a third of those I counted trying to subscribe on their smartphones were blocked. These were adults prevented from accessing information about our events and reading our conversations with authors. The insidious impact of the moral judgments being made about our magazine seeps through everything in the digital ecosystem.
Call for submissions for Kinky Shit - Issue 2
Please share this call to anyone you think might be interested!
Kinky Shit is a collaborative zine about what people look for when they play with kinks and what they get out of the experience. You can read the first issue of the zine right here.
I am trying to put together a second issue! If you want to play along and answer the question "What do you get out of kink/out of a specific kink?" then please send me an email at meenilevi [at] gmail [dot] com
You can submit all kinds of visual art (illustration, photography, comics,...) or writing (prose, poetry, fiction,...). Just send me your contribution in an easy to deal with format (jpg, png, odt, doc). The final zine will be in an A5 format. (Be careful to consider printing margins in your art.) Please include in your e-mail the name you want to be credited under (if you want to be credited) as well as a 2-sentence bio and a link to the website/social media of your choice. Content that promotes abuse or discrimination is not allowed.
The zine will be made available online for free. Contributors will not get paid, but will receive a print copy of the zine through the mail. Contributors are free to print their own copies of the zine if they want to sell or trade it.
If you have any more questions or would like help to refine your idea for a contribution, do not hesitate to contact me by e-mail (I check my mail box a lot more often than my tumblr.)
I can't wait to share kinky stories with y'all!
Sex scene as character study is so good. What is your relationship to your body? What is your relationship to your partner? What lessons have you absorbed from the culture about yourself as a sexual being? How much do you have to trust someone before being comfortable with intimacy? What fears and insecurities come to the fore for you when you take your clothes off? It's so good.
Readers and writers of the NSP anthologies may be interested in this special call for submissions for The Pleasure Issue of beestung: a quarterly micro-magazine of non-binary writers thatâs sweet and stings:
Opens for work: May 15th, 2026. Deadline: June 13th, 2026, Deadline for BIPOC writers: June 20th. To be published August 20th, 2026. Please direct work to Christian M. Ivey at [email protected]. The Pleasure Issue will be an issue interrogating the varying politics of pleasure via the difference between the erotic and the pornographic through flash fiction, poetry, creative non-fiction, and art... This issue of beestung will be in conversation with the T4T issue of TSQ edited by Cameron Awkward-Rich and Hil Malatino, Samuel R. Delanyâs âAye & Gomorrahâ and Phallos, Darieck Scottâs Best Black Gay Erotica,  Audreâs Lordeâs âUses of the Erotic: The Erotic as Power,â adrienne maree brownâs Pleasure Activism, Jennifer Nashâs âBlack Anality,â Christopher Chittyâs Sexual Hegemony, Tim Deanâs âLacan and Queer Theoryâ and Unlimited Intimacy: Reflections on the Subculture of Barebacking, Blanche Richardsonâs Best Black Womenâs Erotica, Tristan Taorminoâs Take Me There, Octavia E. Butlerâs Bloodchild and Lilithâs Brood, Eric A. Stanleyâs Atmospheres of Violence, mayfield brooksâ âImprovising While Black,â Jeffery M. Elliotâs Kindred Spirits, e.e. cummings, Leonard Cohen, Wanda Coleman, Melvin Dixion, Essex Hemphill, HBOâs Real Sex, MTVâs Undressed, and many more explorations of sex and sexuality via text, audio, image, and video of the past, current and future. Please send written work as a .docx file and art and multimedia work as .png. Flash fiction may be up to 1500 words, and creative nonfiction no more than 3500 words. No more than 3 poems per packet, single spaced.
Full guidelines and details on beestung's website.
Gay weddings from different cultures
Adding pictures from a Jewish wedding because these guys are really cool!
âMore than a superficial resemblance connects the making of art to the making of love, not least the felt presence of an Other.â
â Jane Hirshfield, Nine Gates
"A society that separates its lore masters from its horny posters will have its headcanons written by prudes and its erotic fanfic by fools."
pro tip âhe freed his erectionâ is the most useful phrase in any smut writerâs arsenal because it means never having to figure out a dudeâs pants situation. how did he do it? were there zippers? buttons? some kind of bizarre lacing situation? maybe he cut off his pants with scissors. maybe it was a wizard. maybe it busted out like the hulk busts out of his shirts. no one knows. no one cares. his dick is out now and that is all that matters. thank you helpful dick wizard.
happy ten year anniversary to the dick wizard