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... i am not going to explain myself. [request]
Brodirk........... please..............
sorry this took me one billion years
as year of the horse, everybody ship brodirk right now. everybody ship stridercest. everybody ship ship ship ship ship get to shipping. jus do what you want yo.
peace n love this is my inspiring message of wisdom okay? aight.
Dirk/Dave/Bro pet play dynamic where one is the dog, one is the owner, and one is the trainer. There are six possible arrangements here and all of them are very good in my opinion.
My personal favorite arrangements, if the order is dog/owner/trainer:
Dirk/Dave/Bro: Bro as a strict trainer who teaches Dave that he needs to give Dirk short and direct commands so that Dirk gives him oral well and mounts him properly. Dirk getting a shock collar put on him by Bro so that if Dirk doesn't do well enough, he gets punished immediately for it.
Bro/Dave/Dirk: Bro as a stubborn dog who needs to be thoroughly trained and progressively broken down into obedience by Dirk(which leaves Dave overstimulated from long training sessions).
Dave/Bro/Dirk: Dave as an eager to please but poorly trained dog, Bro attempting to bark out commands as if he's the one who's supposed to train the dog, and Dirk trying to train both Bro and Dave at the same time because Bro needs to learn that Dave needs positive reinforcement and won't respond nearly as well to being punished.
Full things on my Bluesky
dirk shamefully riding bros leg as he lies in a pool of blood
crying as hes humping the cold limb