#loverboy posts

[timeloopfemme]

always remember to hold ur theythem close and cherish them forever and ever

[lover-boy9]

passed my exam and now i wanna fuck...as a treat

a beautiful girl just letting me absolutely use her pussy however i want, letting me rail her for hours

that sounds like a good way to celebrate

[timeloopfemme]

soulmates aren't found, they're made

[timeloopfemme]

📍 nw waterfront

[timeloopfemme]

hiiii

in 2ish weeks (on may 19th) my mom is going to be getting a double mastectomy as part of her ongoing breast cancer treatment. i'm going to be taking 4 weeks off work to help her recover. i am going to attempt to get the leave covered by paid leave oregon, but if they say no i don't really have any other way to get the leave covered and it would be 4 weeks with no income

i do have a Small amount of savings so i'm not asking for donations when there are people who need moeny a LOT more desperately than i do, but.

i am going to share my etsy shop and inprnt again and emphasize that if you've ever been thinking of buying something from me, now would be a great time for that

i also am still taking commissions! my price sheet is old as balls but generally speaking a character commission would run anywhere between 50$ and 100$. i'm open to working with budgets tho!

[timeloopfemme]

my union’s comedic timing is Unparalleled

[timeloopfemme]

this is my little freak son pierogi he jjust stuck out his weird little paw andput his sharp dagger claw directly onto my Eyeball. evil man

[timeloopfemme]

i've been noticing a lot of people both on here and in my real life seem to think that getting a hysterectomy automatically = having your ovaries removed and as such having to rely on artificial hormones for the rest of your life

and i just wanna clarify that that is not true! there are plenty of reasons why someone might pursue oophorectomy (the procedure that removes your ovaries) along with a hysto, but you can also choose to keep one or both ovaries when u get a hysterectomy!

i had a full hysto (removal of the cervix, uterus, and fallopian tubes) two years ago because i had pre-cancer on my cervix (i also highly recommend everyone get their hpv vaccine hi), but i kept my ovaries specifically so i wouldn't have to rely on artificial hormones for the rest of my life. this means that my ovaries are still in there producing hormones :-)

there are other sterilizing procedures like salpingectomy or tubal ligation (or even probably others? idk this isn't mean to be a comprehensive list i'm not a doctor just a medically sterile individual who asks a lot of questions at the gynecologist) if hyso isn't for you, but hysterectomy without oophorectomy is also still an option if you're looking for a sterilizing procedure that will let your body keep producing its own hormones