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This is so stupid but it kind of pisses me off that I developed a medical kink bc of medical trauma. Like obviously that's a fine and normal reason to develop a kink but it feels like I'm playing into a counter productive ideology. Like the idea that fetishes (especially dark/extreme ones) are only okay if they're bc of trauma. No actually it's okay bc it's an extremely personal thing that doesn't affect you + pretend. Kinks don't inherently come from trauma!!!!!
Actually kind of deeply amusing how obsessed I am with chastity and denial as someone physically unable to orgasm. For sure I am often thinking about being the dom in these situations but I am a switch at heart and it is such a good fantasy... Fuckkk I love you control and power play
I just got back from the MalEvent. Or malevolent conference. It was just amazing seeing folks and being able to hand out my mini ravioli Johns (made of polymer clay) and seeing photos of them across the world. And my roommates lovely stickers!
It was a truly magical experience, and I am so glad to have met so many great people in person! And go to so many great places and drive around Toronto and gah! I now have a giant scrap book container of all the other trinkets I received. :)
Anyways, I'm thinking of maybe making more mini johns and selling them for shipping + a dollar or two. Would folks be interested?
A drunk friend recently told me they're going to ask an older friend involved in the semi local kink scene about any kink events with accommodations / for disabled ppl which is exciting (if they remember post our evening drinking anyways)
I'm inventing entirely new reasons to masturbate (with the intention to warm up my bedroom)
Once again, I am pedaling the Dungeon Crawler Carl audiobooks to fellow audio drama fans. There is an audio drama for the series, but it's not as caught up. And despite it being an audiobook series, it ruined every other audiobook for me by being too good. Jeff Hayes is a wizard.
The premise? An alien apocalypse turns the world into a giant dungeon that is streamed across the galaxy. Now, the remaining humans must try to survive their way through the end. It follows coast guard veteran Carl and his ex-girlfriend's cat GC, BWR, NW Princess Donut the Queen Anne Chonk. Oh, and she can talk and shoot lasers out of her eyes.
Wait wait wait! Don't leave. I know it sounds insane. I put off listening to it for so long cause I did not think I would like it at all. I'm not really into video games. But it got *me* hooked. Also, it's really funny and gorey. And at first, you might think that's all it is.
No. Beyond the AI having a fetish for Carl's feet and the meth war between the llamas and goblins and all the other insane, weird shit, there are about a dozen heavy themes. Most importantly, the resilience of the human spirit. (And blowing up politicians. And killing rich pricks. That too.)
The series is dark (dare I say bordering on horror), but it's a breath of fresh air. The protagonist is genuinally a good guy (and not a white knight), the objectification of characters is not limited to women, and it's never boring.
And if you listen to the audiobooks, yes, Jeff does all the voices. Even Princess Donut. It's mind bongling.
