Awkward Stare

Late 20s, she/her, nerd shit, sexy shit, nerdy sexy shit :P Icon by @lumidotexe

[catgirltitties]

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[marikafoxtail]

[This scene cannot be skipped.]

[katlovesshrimps]

warmup before coms today

[laikascomet]

laikas comet hd real life movie remaster

[circadianrhythmofthekiller]

day 255 - happy pride!

[stealingpotatoes]

Me imagining Kanan and Toph meeting 🤣

i mean they have a lot to bond over!

(links // tip jar!)

[stealingpotatoes]

@happybabysloth yeah but like who's gonna know. who's gonna know he's wearing red. definitely not these guys, he's invited <3

[meanb0ne]

[jetix]

2025-01-08

[bashcrandicoot]

Based on a true story

[feefal]

Oyster mermaid~

[feefal]

ah fuck, so sorry ma’am-

[monchursouls]

🌾🌾🌾

Harvesting my wheat

[rat-in-the-grain]

Hehehehehe

[monchursouls]

Can I fucking help you?

[sasuke-offical]

my senior english teacher told me that any scene with a woman in a cornfield in every piece of literature ever is about her journey to womanhood/pleasuring herself in the field and i just.... believed her

[monchursouls]

What

[rat-in-the-grain]

What

[endofalltim]

[mixuen]

I suffered in agony making this /s /lh

[mixuen]

Of course I like to suffer how do you know? /lh

[sometiktoksarevalid]

[thatnoulguyorsomething]

The only correct way to play that tbh

[hyenagirlpenis]

Kink 101 establishes as a foundation that this is sexual improv, and if that makes you feel cringe or whatever then get over it. Essentially these are agreed upon bits with certain understood risks that we all take on together because we want to. "The Heel is pretending to be a bad guy, but it's for show, see?" is ultimately true.

But Kink 202 recognizes that most people often feel as if the actor's sorrow and joy are real, even if we cognitively know we're watching a play. That's why drama and theater remain compelling since the invention of language. So, when you play-pretend the heel or slaughtered lamb or naughty child or whatever, you are borrowing the story's psyche. Not totally, not forever, not because you agree, but because the performance serves us. Often it gets us off, but it also might provide catharsis, validation, closure, etc. In that way it is "real" the way tears and laughter in response to a story are real.

Critical thinking checkpoint: how real do you think "tears and laughter in response to a story" actually are? In your experience, do you get totally absorbed in stories or is that rather difficult for you? How does that compare to your peers? How might the variation in this "realness" inform someone's risks and benefits in partaking in sexual drama?

This is all to say that at the 202 level, I don't have a prescribed answer or rule to recommend. You have to identify what works for you, what is or isn't good or safe for you, what level of damage is actually okay. Humans have the right to do things that aren't great for them! But more than that, sexual drama can be transformative and "real" if you want to make that a part of it for you.

[hyenagirlpenis]

Thank you, perverts in my notes, for reminding me of my own post. Kink can be just fucking! But also, c'mon, lemme stick my fingers in your psyche and wiggle them around in there, pleeeease please let me help reprogram you. Also Kink 303 branches into two specialization tracks: Medical Degree and Clown College. The latter is obviously more highly respected.

[bongwalter10]

last post for the year … miku & IBM 7094 !

[meanbossart]

It's all coming up Astarion.

[beemovieerotica]

[aqueerkettleofish]

#one of the greatest Star Trek entries in the history of the franchise and it's not star trek

The Orville is "What if Star Trek didn't take itself so seriously", a statement made with the full understanding that this is the franchise where a trickster god turned the crew into Robin Hood and his Merry Men and once a Leprechaun was loose on DS9.

One of the things that I find absolutely marvellous about modern media is that we can have universes built on silly and not only tell stories that have depth and meaning, but could not be told without them.