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This is my son and he is one years old :)
I had an idea for a little nightmares Au. Bet you can’t guess what inspired this
in honor of it being hispanic heritage month— some of my hispanic gijinka hcs!!! MI GENTE LATINO 😔👊
Freddy Carter as Michael Afton Five Nights at Freddy's 2 (2025)
Okay, so, here's some info of the info I've put together for those interested: one of the big groups moving propaganda against porn and sex right now is Collective Shout. They're Australian based, largely conservative (white) ladies.
Their website is run on a charity/non-profit thing and you can report them (It might only work if you're in Australia, I'm not sure), for violating the rules of a charity/non-profit here! You just need their ABN, which is 30162159097!
(This is a guide here!) (You can also report their website directly to the charity website they used here and request the charity website make a statement against them or take them out or ask why they support them! They won't take them down but making any kind of response would be valuable!)
(Their group is also on youtube, tiktok, twitter and more, if you're interested in reporting them there too.)
This is also a list of their Team, their board members and their ambassadors, all largely Australian. If there's anyone specific you want to be reporting, contacting, etc, it's the ambassadors.
In particular, people like Susan McLean (website here) and Andrew Lines (website here) explicitly because they have companies, books, associates and strong online presences outside of Collective Shout and you want to make it clear associating with and giving support to this group will have significant backlash.
You want to make them back out or at least make their associates back out. You want to create continuous noise. Not just for a couple days but sustainable noise that builds on itself.
For example, if you push them into making a statement (whether that statement supports Collective Shout or not), it gives you press. You want this to stay in the news cycle and press is good.
Frankly, contact the press! Write your local news, especially if you're in Australia! Tell them what this group is doing.
The longer it's in the news cycle, the more companies like mastercard lose. So make your noise strategic.
sexist!season1!rafe and his podcast !! for @rafeslittlepup
the couch creaks under the weight of rafe and his friends, cheap beers half-drank, a ring light flickering weakly in the corner. the podcast mics are clipped to the coffee table like it’s some serious production. it’s not. they’re in his living room. the air smells like cologne, beer foam, and bad opinions.
you’re curled on rafe’s lap, legs tucked to the side, wearing one of his big shirts and fuzzy socks. totally out of place against the grimy, boyish backdrop. you're absentmindedly tracing patterns on the back of his hand, looking up at him with big, oblivious eyes while he says shit like:
"nah, for real... women want to be led. they crave it. all that independent talk? fake. deep down they wanna be claimed."
he tightens his arm around your waist like he's proving a point.
his friends snicker and nod like he’s preaching gospel.
you just hide your face in his neck, pretending you’re not hearing any of it.
then kelce leans into the mic, laughing,
"and bro, rafe got the softest little thing sittin' here like a trophy. like, tell me i'm wrong."
rafe smirks, leans back into the couch like a king, tipping his beer at the camera.
"yeah, and she likes it too. don’t let ‘em lie to you, boys. the right one wants to be taken care of."
his hand slides up your thigh under the blanket, casual, possessive.
you squirm, embarrassed, but he just holds you tighter, dropping a kiss to your hairline like it’s nothing.
the mic picks up the rustle of fabric, the way he murmurs low against your temple:
"see? peaceful. that's how you know you’re doing it right."
the boys crack up again.
the episode title later?
"why modern women need to be humbled (feat. rafe cameron)"
and you?
you're still half-asleep on his lap when they hit publish.