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I'm very much a switch!🎇 person but the thought of 🎇 bottoming but being so in control to the point it drives his lover up the wall in desperation because they can barely get him to react is very delicious 🤤

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Today's brainrot.
I'm very much a switch!🎇 person but the thought of 🎇 bottoming but being so in control to the point it drives his lover up the wall in desperation because they can barely get him to react is very delicious 🤤
I'm feeling insecure about my writing. It's silly because I know what my weaknesses are, but it takes so much conscious effort to patch those flaws up. At some point, it felt like writing had become a tiresome chore. I keep second guessing myself at every sentence.
Roleplaying is a blessing as much as it's a curse for me because it taught me how to write. At the same time, that style of writing has become so ingrained in me that it's become a sore spot that continues to plague every word I type.
Everything used to feel easier. Lighter. So, what changed? Why does it feel like a burden now? Why is there a voice at the back of my head telling me I'm not good enough when it used to be just that, enough?
I miss interacting with people on twitter. It really really sucks that all I can do is watch everyone from the outside.
🎇🧤 May The World Burn
SSTMPS Day 6: Dance
The world rained ash like snow. Gone were the tranquil blue skies; in its place were angry reds and ominous grays. Every breath of air invited poison to the lungs. Here, the remnants of humanity desperately clung to life.
Marine biologist🎇& Mer🧤 pt.5
Violence in pursuit of so-called science. 🎇 had been expected not to say anything beyond what was expected of him but was he ever one to sit still?
And thus, this was how it was going to end. The cold embrace of murky waters was familiar. Come to think of it, this was the second time he saw his life flash before his eyes. He'd make a joke about water being his mortal enemy and laugh about it if there were anyone to listen but briny water was quick to fill his lungs.
Marine biologist🎇& Mer🧤 pt.4
🎇knew if he were to get out of bed to look in the mirror, he'd be greeted by dark circles framing dull green eyes, that mere days ago, had been shining with wonder and ready to greet each new day.
Marine biologist🎇& Mer🧤 pt.3
The creature, beautiful and terrible to behold. And yet he cannot help but want to know its name. 🎇was more than aware his irrational impulses were unprofessional and yet he had gone and shut down every alarm bell in his head. Something about the merperson made his breath stutter both with curiosity and a personal need to believe in magic.
Marine biologist🎇& Mer🧤pt.2
If you were to ask what 🎇was up to, he'd come up with a plethora of excuses. "I have to see the specimen to check for potential injuries." or "The surveillance cameras were triggered. It could be in danger." (He knows full well the only danger it posed was to itself. The creature only ever stared ominously into the night vision cameras).