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“Crap.” James hadn’t meant to break the cute little hut, but when he and his child had fallen from the sky it had unfortunately broken their fall. There was a dazed and very miffed faceless creature stood beside them as they looked at the damage. He had a feeling they were very upset.

“Uh... Hannah can you just... wait here?” James asked, his child blinking before giving a small nod. Even though he was limping from the fall James began to gather up the debris, as well as other odds and ends and got to work.

He broke it, accidental or not. He was going to fix it.

So he did just that, using the materials it was made of to bind the repairs as the faceless creature stopped huffing and puffing to watch curiously. He wasn’t being blackmailed or contracted to help... he was just helping? How odd.

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the accuracy of this snatched my wig

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“You’re my lady Bunny.”

-Naomi Smalls before murdering Manila Luzon

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Why did I start this blog?

Growing up the youngest in a Hispanic household, sex was a taboo subject. Whenever I would tell my siblings about a crush at school, they would run and tell my mom. I understand now that they were doing it to tease me but it grew distrust when it came to me asking about sex. Living in a conservative state, we had an abstinence-only sex education class. Not only am I being told by my school to wait till marriage but also my mom (even though my sisters and I are in her wedding pictures...... k mom) I literally had no one teaching me about sex or even mentioning sex. When it came down to tell someone, I felt ashamed and dirty because I was raised to believe that sex was something that was impure. That is until the golden age of the internet. Because of the internet, it showed me not only sexual education (that honestly I SHOULD have learned all throughout school), sex is a beautiful thing that anyone can experience but it can deadly if you are not educated. Through trial and error and help from the internet, I am now at a position where I am comfortable in my sexuality.

This is platform where anyone, regardless of sexual orientation, race, gender, or your culture, can share their experiences about knockin’ boots. These stories can be wild, tea spilling, bad, sad, gag worthy, wig snatching, and also, in the words of Peter Monn, a teachable moment for others.