Human: "Wow, so like, you finished mage training before my great-great-great-great grandmother was even born, isn't that crazy?"
Most normal elf MILF (hungrily): "Ccan I tie your shhoelaces?"
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Human: "Wow, so like, you finished mage training before my great-great-great-great grandmother was even born, isn't that crazy?"
Most normal elf MILF (hungrily): "Ccan I tie your shhoelaces?"
You should be kneeling.
this is a catgirl dom appreciation post (it’s me i’m the catgirl dom)
artist: @10alex01
Wishing I had a strap so my hands can grab and grope his body. Instead I'm just going to have to shove a dildo up his cunt manually.
It's no problem though, thrusting it deep into him over and over, watching how his eyes roll back is still oh so sweet.
Grasping onto his leash with the same hand, pulling it tight as I fuck that sweet hole relentlessly.
Painted my piggies today x
"I'll be good!!"
"You'll be obedient. *I'll* decide when you're being good."
I think we need to have more conversations about how dominants are actually whole people, too. I realize it kills the fantasy in a lot of ways, because one of the huge draws of being subby is that feeling that someone else has you, that you don’t have to think any more, and you can let them take care of, well, everything.
But that ends up putting your dominant in an extremely toxic position, because it is normal, and it is human, to falter, to fear, to be lost, to need help.
This is, I suspect, much worse for male dominants, because society already sharply curtails the ways in which men can access, express, and attend to those feelings in the first place. Male subs (in my experiences with them, anyway) have a deep deep emotional conflict of interest in reconciling their submission with their masculinity; I can only imagine it’s worse for men who resonate with the dominant role.
So to my fellow D-types: it is ok to struggle. It is ok to not know what to do next. It is ok to be deeply, profoundly sad and it is ok to receive comfort and assistance when you are so. It does not make you less of a dominant to be a person.
Working out how to maintain a D/s dynamic ib the middle of that is a hell of a challenge, and I’m not saying I navigate it particularly well, but I know my princess is gonna be with me come hell or high water, and I am profoundly grateful for that, even when things are just massively difficult.
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