#finding center

[ffrecommendation]

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Chapters: 22/? Fandom: Wiedźmin | The Witcher - All Media Types, Wiedźmin | The Witcher (Video Game) Rating: Explicit Warnings: Creator Chose Not To Use Archive Warnings Relationships: Eskel/Geralt z Rivii | Geralt of Rivia, Eskel (The Witcher)/Original Female Character(s), Eskel (The Witcher)/Original Male Character(s) Characters: Eskel (The Witcher), Vesemir (The Witcher), Geralt z Rivii | Geralt of Rivia, Succubus (Character), Aldith (The Witcher), Hjalmar an Craite, Lambert (The Witcher) Additional Tags: sexual awakening, Self-Learning, Recreational Drug Use, First Time for Everything Fest, Blow Jobs, Hand Jobs, Anal Fingering, Anal Play, Anal Sex, Kissing, Masturbation, One Night Stands, Mutual Masturbation, Rimming, Edging, Brothels, succubi, Shameless Smut, Idiots in Love, No Penis In Vagina Sex, Bisexual Geralt, Fluff and Angst, Witcher Contracts, Polyamorous Character, Monogamous Character, Compromise, Dom/sub Undertones, Cumplay, Mild Painplay, Depreskel (depressed Eskel), Heavy Angst, Emotional Roller Coaster, Eventual Happy Ending Series: Part 1 of The Life and Times of Eskel, Witcher Summary:

Journey through Eskel's history as he struggles to figure out who he is, what he likes, and who he might love: It started innocuously enough, huddled together facing the fire, Eskel’s bulkier body playing big spoon to Geralt’s lither frame. At sixteen years old with no real experience to speak of outside of his hand Eskel was startled to find his body reacting in ways he never realized it could to another man. And that was how it started. If Eskel looked back seventy-odd years later, and tried to lay a finger on it, he would have said it was that hunt that opened his eyes to the fact that his tastes might not run the same as everyone else. He had felt off kilter at the revelation like he’d suddenly realized he didn’t fit in the world in yet another way. It would take him years, decades to find his center again. CH. 22: “I missed this, but most of all I missed you.” The words were somewhere in the middle of relieved and painful and Eskel closed his eyes against the sound.

[kmarcigrace]

"I am slowly finding balance between the redundancy of habits I create and the habits I break...I am somewhere in the center of this, my glorious mess"  ღk

[thejoyspring]

I just finished recording the photo transfer/centering journal activity video. Here’s the final result 😍. I LOVE the word collage that unfolded!

Watch the video: https://youtu.be/Bct_bfZuwGw

[thedancediary-blog1]

• 19th of October • 

Fridays Contemporary Ballet Class - Finding my Center 

[zetasattic]

Peace Seekers

Good morning Peace Seekers.

I usually almost always begin my posts which are actually, to me anyway, conversations between you and me, by referring to you as Peace Seekers.

I just think if you are reading this then you are a like minded soul looking for a simple life, a peaceful existence and love for nature.

I see us as family crossing barriers, genders, cultures, rich or poor, young or old,…

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[dbaydenny]

Bouncing back and forth

people pushing moods left, right,

aiming for center.

D W Eldred

[matthewdeclermont]

It’s different to kiss her tonight. We touch constantly, and we kiss almost as often as we simply touch each other. I have no illusions that we’re an unusually physical couple but I think we need more reassurance than other couples. I’ve never felt like I was trying to kiss her with a certain intention. Kisses aren’t for messages. That’s what words are for. But we’ve run out of words and we’re terrible at them too often and kissing— that’s where we excel. So tonight, I’m kissing her an apology for wanting her to be someone she isn’t. I kiss her an apology, running our tongues together, for being headstrong and stubborn. I kiss her an apology for never knowing how to say this aloud. “I am sorry for the ways that I am impossible,” I whisper to her with my fingers slipping beneath her shirt, gliding over her soft skin and hard muscles. “I am sorry for the ways in which I’m unforgiving,” I murmur against her mouth, making her gasp and rock against me. And I hear her too, her fingers digging into my scalp. “I am sorry for the ways in which I’m afraid.” And she kisses me with a feverishness she hasn’t had since we were young. “ I am sorry for the ways in which I let fear control me.” She grinds down against my knee and gasps, opening her mouth enough for my tongue. “I am sorry for the ways in which I shut you out.” I want to drown in her. And tonight, she lets me.

Finding Center by Katherine Locke

[bibliogato]

ICYMI: I write books.

Before you are like “ew, promo”, there’s a giveaway in this post. So you know. Slow your scroll and enjoy a quick promo post! 

2yrs ago, I wrote a book. Last year I sold it! That was pretty cool. And then my publisher was like “Hey, wanna write a prequel?” and I thought, “Why not?” so I did.

We called that one Turning Pointe and it’s a free novella on all of your major ebook retailers. It’s friends-to-lovers-bantery-ballet-angst! What could be better?

You can get it at Amazon! Or Barnes & Noble! Or iBooks! Or Kobo! Or you can just check it out on Goodreads!

And then, right after Turning Pointe, came Second Position, the book I wrote a few years ago. It features a mentally ill heroine (anorexia, anxiety, depression) trying to recover and a physically disabled hero (amputee). It takes place four years after Turning Pointe so when you’re like WHAT at the end of TP, just move right along to this one! It contains therapy, banter, a little bit of ballet, and little bit of sex.

You can find it for less than the cost of a latte at Amazon! Barnes & Noble! iBooks! Kobo! and of course, over at Goodreads if you want to read reviews first! 

And then I wrote a sequel. Finding Center tore out my heart, in a good way. It just came out on Monday and it’s been really well received so far (so I hope you like it too, but it’s OK of course if you don’t!). It’s about what comes after the Happily Ever After. It’s about ballet companies and the pressure on professional dancers and figuring out a relationship that is full of love but not perfection. It’s about taking risks, even if we don’t know how we’re going to land. 

You can buy it, also for the cost of a latte, at Amazon! Barnes & Noble! iBooks! Kobo! And check out the reviews on Goodreads!

Wait, you say. So many links. What do people say about Finding Center? Funny you should ask! I am here to please. 

OMG! GIVE IT TO ME, you say! BUT I CAN’T AFFORD AN EBOOK RIGHT NOW! 

Don’t pirate, my dears! There’s also a GIVEAWAY happening! (WHOA NOW FREE BOOKS. KEEP SCROLLING)

There’s a blog tour happening! So check it out here, read some reviews and fun posts, and then enter to win both Second Position and Finding Center!

See that wasn’t so bad at all :D You got to look at pretty people and now you can win free books and hit reblog so that I can continue doing what I love: writing stories, and getting to share them with you all!