Stethlover

Cardiophile / all things littmann and bp / 40s / male / US

[scrubs32]

I’m not afraid to be on my knees 🩺⛑️❤️‍🩹💋

[crossformaturas]

Todo o esforço faz sentido quando o sonho se torna realidade. 🎓🤍

[scrubs32]

Should I keep my gloves on 🩺⛑️❤️‍🩹🩺❤️‍🩹💋💯

[thaghorho-backup]

Happy Titty Tuesday

[sn80]

Parlo di kink, più che altro scrivo dei kink.

Sono affascinata da quelli sconosciuti, particolari, bizzarri.

Gioco a volte, mi diverto, provo piacere perché questo è il mio fine.

Ma purtroppo non ho tutte le risposte in tasca.

Anzi a dire il vero a volte non ne ho quasi nessuna.

Mi piacerebbe davvero avere tutte le soluzioni.

Fare in modo che nessuno passi più il tormento e il tumulto che ho affrontato io alla scoperta dei miei più intimi piaceri.

Ma anche nel non poter far questo questo c'è una scoperta.

La conoscenza è puramente individuale.

Il percorso altrettanto.

E se c'è una cosa che ho imparato è anche nei kink, così come nella vita, se non metti te stesso al primo posto non arrivi da nessuna parte.

E' una dura lezione con cui sto ancora facendo i conti.

Lentamente un battito alla volta, un orgasmo ( ma a volte anche di più! 😉) alla volta.

[scrubs32]

Let me check my system ⛑️🩺💯💋❤️‍🩹

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Hiiiii 💖🫀

[scrubs32]

TitsMcHenry got her girls out for us to see 🩺💋❤️‍🩹👅⛑️

[prismgenixz70]

Laying on my left side. Slow and steady with breathing. No pleasure or anything this time. Hoping to get some more recordings up soon ❤️

[prismgenixz70]

Laying on my back in the bedroom. Heart is calmer here 💓

[athemiss2]

Neck pulse 🔊

[demonic--heart]

My stethoscope collection 2026

[sweet-nightmheart]

Oh my God, usually i don't make posts with just one picture, but this one absolutely deserves it! Very lucky guy!!

[depression-spice-everything-nice]

”Deeep breaths for me, okay sweetie?”

[feel-my-heart-pound]

She was going hard last night 🖤💜

[iambic-stan]

last book + last stethoscope, part 55

I might as well just have a separate category for "books I needed as a child but they came 30ish years too late"; Ciera Burch's Olivia Gray Will Not Fade Away would make the top 10 list. Also pictured is my Eko Core 500, whose app asked to run software updates when I paired it with the instrument this afternoon, so it turns out that's a thing. (And not something any of my other stethoscopes ask of me, lol). So, Olivia has just started the seventh grade, and much of the time, she feels herself disappearing, both literally and figuratively, in this middle-grade speculative novel. Her brother has all but abandoned her to hang out with his first boyfriend, and her friends are all carrying on about their crushes--something that makes no sense at all to Olivia. She feels alienated from her friend group, and struggles to relate to what they want to talk about. Thankfully, the new school librarian, Amelia, sees Olivia. She gives her a book about asexuality and aromanticism to read, but reading it only leads to frustration for Olivia, who would rather just fit in with her friends than embrace an aberrant identity. Burch writes with tenderness and authenticity that brought me right back to middle school after all these years, because she really understands how fragile friendships are during that time. The novel has fantastical elements, but it's definitely grounded enough that it won't lose a reader who prefers realistic fiction.

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Happy Sunday 🩷🫀