What have I done?

This is whatever I want. And it might change from time to time, because I'm capricious, but I like to write. :) 1989

[rawme-price]

Tattoo artist!reader, anyone??

Ghost coming into your shop to get something, anything to cover up his arms after they had healed properly.

"Ah, you're my full sleeve, right?" You eye him up, big and strong, with scars that you know not to ask about. Still, you have him sit down so you can check if the scars are good to ink over. No keloids, but a few hypertrophic, should be easy.

It really is, technically speaking. Ghost doesn't care what the tattoo really looks like, just so long as it's generic enough to blend in with the rest of the soldiers and hides the scars well.

"Okay, that's enough for now." You're about a third of the way through, five hours in, and you can tell the scars are hurting with how his hand subtly twitches every ten minutes. "I'll get you set for the break, give me a moment."

Ghost sits up like he wants to drag you back, he just wants this over with. "I can handle it."

Of course, you've dealt with people like him before. Self-destructive and not nearly mentally healthy enough to take care of themselves, it comes with the territory of specializing in scars. So you turn from your station and give him a fine-tuned look "I said we're done. I'm hungry, you need a break, I'll have food delivered. This isn't a request."

Soap would have laughed at the way ghost complied so easily, sitting his ass back down. He's silently grateful for you stopping, taking a moment to settle his beating heart. He's in a well lit studio, there's no straps on the chair, no one wants to hurt him.

The sub you ordered is delicious. Crispy lettuce and tomatoes with three different meats and melty cheese. It's probably the best food ghost has had in months.

"Okay, back to it, big guy?" You go through your routine, and when you finally hold the gun over his arms, ghost doesn't have the urge to flinch away. Stomach full, safe in the private studio, he nods. "Good lad. C'mon, you're gonna look so cool."

Or smth idk.

[miseria-fortes-viros]

your weird obsession with moral purity is degrading your critical thinking skills and poisoning your ability to empathize with other people btw

[miseria-fortes-viros]

your weird obsession with moral purity is degrading your critical thinking skills and poisoning your ability to empathize with other people btw

[absurddino]

Kinktober 2025 prompts

I wanted to do kinktober this year and I'm a chronic overachiever so I decided to make a list of my own!

Cream pie / pet play / sweat

Bondage / sub space / masks

Feminization / sex club / spanking

Nipple play / mutual masturbation / slut shaming

Hands / clothed sex / cold

Massage / thigh riding / biting

Ribbons / public sex / lotion

Temperature play / sex toys / punishments

Cockwarming / hickeys / lingerie

Scent kink / crossdressing / holidays

Roleplay / body writing / service top

Phone sex / first time / closet

Locker room / shower sex / hate sex

Gifts / vampires / camera

Sexting / masochism / uniform

Pearl necklace / collar / makeup

Fisting / flexible / sexual fantasy

Rewards / dirty talk / knive play

Forniphilia (human furniture) / begging / butt plug

Blood / choking / exhibitionism

Face fucking / cock cage / nude modeling

Rimming / dacryphilia (crying) / strip dance

Ass play / suit / cum play

Teasing / car sex / overstimulation

Food play / sensory deprivation / short shorts

Porn / thigh fucking / spit

Clones / chest play / crop top

Leather / secret identity / orgasm control

Skinny dipping / praise / edging

Ball gag / mirror / voyeurism

Humiliation / double penetration / rough sex

Use this however you like!! Use one prompt, use all, use none, combine them! It's your life, your fic, do what you want!!!!

[absurddino]

This list now has a collection on ao3!

[wulff13]

All right, you’ve convinced me, and by convinced me, I mean, casually strolled across my feed like a duck in the pathway I randomly decided I was going to hunt for sport.

[leviathan-supersystem]

telling someone "you know it can't love you back, right? 🙄 if it's in the house with you when you die, it will eat your corpse without hesitation" about their husband

[iamamythologicalcreature]

Happy birthday to my IRL bestie @wulff13, who has tactfully never asked me why I'm always drawing other people's characters and never our own XD

Bestie has spent literal years trying to convince me that Casey and Tori would have half a dozen children. Because Casey loves baseball, and she wants them to have their own baseball team, which she has already named XD (But honestly I think Tori is a puppy and wants lots of kids to play with. Also this woman never seems to need sleep which is good because she's getting ALL the baby calls while Casey is, um, asleep each night, soooo... ) (To be clear this is not by Casey's choice but I'm a mean writer.)

Anyhoo, she finally wore me down. So here, my dearest friend, is our OTP, with two daughters, and a good start on a couple sons. Happy birthday, you mean the world to me, and I miss you like crazy <3

[wulff13]

OMG SHUT UP LOOK WHAT MY BEST FRIEND DREW FOR ME!!! LOOK WHAT SHE MADE FOR ME, FOR US!! SHES SO INCREDIBLY TALENTED AND AMAZING AND I LOVE HER LOOK WHAT SHE MADE!!!! AHHHHHHHH

[kyleblackpaw]

Visa and Mastercard are getting overwhelmed by gamer fury over censorship

Gamers are sending mass emails and phone calls to major payment processors in protest over Steam and Itchio pulling adult games from their s

do not let up the pressure

https://yellat.money/

[prokopetz]

Pay attention to the particulars of Mastercard's responses, because this a textbook example of how to create plausible deniability.

"Mastercard has not barred any legal transaction" is, technically, a true statement – because Mastercard is not the one processing the transactions in the first place. Mastercard does not deal directly with any merchant, and in fact typically refuses to communicate with merchants at all; there's always a payment processing service sitting in between Mastercard and the merchant, whether that's Stripe or Paypal or any of dozens of other service providers.

Consequently, there are two layers of service agreements in place: the agreement between Mastercard and the payment processing service, and the agreement between the payment processing service and the merchant. That second layer of service agreements, between the payment processing service and the merchant, is where all of these content restrictions are being imposed. Mastercard can thus truthfully claim that they aren't barring legal transactions.

Now, if you've been paying attention, you've probably already spotted the issue: if the content restrictions are being imposed upon the merchants by individual payment processing services and not by Mastercard, why do all of those payment processing services seem to have exactly the same content restrictions?

That's where the critical sleight of hand comes in: while Mastercard's own terms of service do not require payment processing services to bar transactions of particular types, their ToS does require payment processors to bar transactions which could be damaging to the Mastercard brand. What constitutes damage to the Mastercard brand is not defined; it means whatever Mastercard wants it to mean. The payment processing services are thus in a position where they can be held in breach of Mastercard's terms of service for basically any reason, which gives them a strong incentive not to test any boundaries.

And that's why Mastercard can truthfully say they have never barred any legal transaction: they're never the ones doing the blocking. The layer of payment processing services that sits between Mastercard and the merchants are enforcing those content restrictions, based on a series of unwritten handshake agreements between the payment processors and Mastercard regarding what does and does not constitute acceptable content – and because the particulars of those handshake agreements aren't in writing, Mastercard can assert that their terms of service do not compel payment processing services to bar any legal transaction and technically be telling the truth.

[prokopetz]

(This is also why payment processors like CCBill that specialise in adult services can exist, incidentally. Since it's all off the books, specialist adult-services payment processors can have their own special arrangements with companies like Mastercard while still technically being under the same terms of service as everyone else.)

[thestuffedalligator]

There is a species of butterfly that lives in the mountains.

When it hatches as a caterpillar, it lowers itself to the ground on a strand of silk, and then produces a chemical that smells like the larvae of ants. An ant eventually discovers it, lured by the scent, and brings it back to the anthill, where it is cared for by the colony until it pupates. After a few weeks, the adult butterfly crawls back up through the anthill, through the dirt and the winding tunnels, and out into the sunlight before it can finally open its wings.

Some say that the caterpillar “tricks” the ants into doing this. I don’t know if I agree – I think it’s too small a thing to accuse of guile, don’t you?

With this in mind: Once upon a time, there were seven dwarves.

They lived and worked in the mountains, mining for gold and jewels and precious things. And one night, after a long day’s labour, they heard a knocking at the great stone doors of their mountain.

Outside, shivering and small, they found a human child.

I’m sure you can guess most of what she told them. Stepmothers were involved – it’s not important. What’s important was that each of the dwarves felt a dire and pressing need to care for the child, and they took her into their home, fed her, clothed her, and gave her a warm bed to sleep in. And many seasons passed around that mountain, with the dwarves raising the child as one of their own, until one autumn’s day.

The girl laid, slender and still, in a coffin of spun glass. And some weeks later, one of the dwarves had the idea to call for a prince. This was of course the sensible thing to do, and the prince of a nearby kingdom who listened to the story thought an ensorcelled girl would be a grand thing to rescue.

Poor devils. It feels cruel to judge them. But there were so many questions they could’ve asked – what was this stepmother’s name? Was she real? Did she exist? Who had made the glass coffin? Surely one of them must’ve thought of the question. And why did it grow more opaque with every passing day?

Were they wrong to trust?

I guess it doesn’t matter now.

The moment the prince stepped into the subterranean chamber with the glass coffin, it shivered with a twinkling, plinking noise. Threads of glass exploded into glittering, razor-edged confetti.

A claw split the great glass cocoon.

The thing that spilled out of it, hulking and huge, knew in the fog of its mind, in a base animal sense that screamed, that it was in a room too small for it to fit. It wanted up. It wanted out.

In front of it was some twiggy little thing holding a sword.

It took its first breath.

The flames were the colour of cornflowers.

The dwarves fled. The thing followed close behind, up, up, up through the stone and the winding tunnels, not to chase, not to hunt, but to get up, to get out, out, out–

It struck the great stone doors at a run. They crumbled like gingerbread. And then there was sunlight, and the open sky…

And it could finally open its wings.

Convergent evolution is a hell of a thing.

The dragon, of course, lived happily ever after with its loot of gold and jewels from a hastily abandoned dwarf mine. Being much bigger than a caterpillar, we could accuse it of tricking the dwarves who were kind to it, had taken it in, had fed and clothed and warmed it.

It probably wouldn't mind.

[caffeinewitchcraft]

YOOO!!!!!!!!! I love this so much. It's like a folktale wearing the skin of a fairytale, I am so obsessed

I am also deeply into monstrous princesses (as they should be) right now, so this just made my day.

[inbabylontheywept]

In the D&D campaign I'm running with my wife's siblings, one of them learned about how trolls regenerate within minutes of any damage not caused by fire or acid, and then asked why people don't just like. Cage them and eat them, forever. Why there aren't troll meat dungeons in the king's castle as a safeguard against sieges or famines.

And you know, I thought it was a fair question, so I said that if you eat enough troll meat, you start getting troll-y. And then I went further and just treated it like troll flesh is a general contaminant - if you eat enough troll, you'll turn into a troll, but if you bury enough dead troll flesh in a forest, the trees will start growing in strange ways, and will scream and heal and bleed when you hit them with axes.

I liked this idea. So as we played further, I just played around with the idea of Troll Origins, and I came up with something sort of like the Odyssey, but instead stealing Helios's cattle, it was Hathor's, and the horrible, awful, unending immortality was her curse of the army that pillaged her lands. A god of healing does not condemn you to die, she condemns you to live.

And then I got this fun idea for maybe the king that led the army is still kind of alive in the troll taint. Like a sort of literal fisher king. The kingdom is sick because he is, literally, the kingdom. The trees that bleed, bleed his blood and their screams are his screams. He is both the faintly green bear running down the mountain and the faintly green deer and there is no way past this without suffering. He is the entire ecosystem, and he eats nothing but himself and he dreams nothing but death and yet still, on and on and on and on, he lives.

Anyway they're traveling next session so I'm throwing this shit at them. I already have some gross ideas for like. Describing everything like it's a body (flowers red as blood, white as bone, pink as meat, grass fine as hair) then finally throwing horrible living things at them. Trees that grow eyeballs that turn and stare at them, or flowers with teeth instead of petals and trolls that speak in long dead tongues about how they wish they'd never tried to rob a god.

Anyway I'm passing this on because this is my new troll lore and I want it to become canonized in the way that all D&D lore becomes canonized: By having eople read it and go "oh, neat" then start doing that too.

[thegaylibertarian]

[liminalweirdo]

I am once again begging you to get your hands on physical media and/or save your fave stuff OFFLINE.

[cybxrdxze]

my wee shite

[roach-works]

someone got really mad at me for being pro-pornography so i'd like to be annoying for a little longer:

-there are enormous problems with exploitation in the porn industry that harm and endanger the people within it, and that harm is carried out mostly against women and minorities

-this is Bad

-however the last century of passing laws against pornography hasn't actually helped any of those problems, and what sex workers tend to advocate for is the legitimization of their labor, so that they can then access the same protections and regulations that people in other industries can access

-for instance football players, miners, roofers, and warehouse workers are also exploited and endangered by their professions, have to work long hours, and can end up traumatized and disabled by unregulated and unsafe working conditions. these people are used up and thrown away by powerful bosses they can't individually challenge.

-however because these industries are not de facto illegal to participate in, when these people form unions and demand better working conditions, they can at least fight for their rights.

-sex workers, who engage in heavily stigmatized work that's also often illegal, have little recourse to demand better treatment.

-even if you don't like porn, and especially if you don't like porn, if you care about the women who are exploited in pornography, you need to advocate for the legality of pornography.

-the more illegal the porn industry is, the less safe and fair it is, and people will still be working in it, no matter how illegal it is.

-again: the porn industry should be regulated like any other industry and subject to laws guaranteeing fair compensation for labor, safe working conditions, and legal resources for workers suffering exploitation and abuse.

-once it is legal to do sex work, then women can bring charges against the men who have broken their contracts and abused them.

-and that is why i push back against posts saying that pornography is evil. it is an entertainment product, made by people, to meet an ongoing demand. criminalizing the consumption and production of it may slightly lessen the demand at the incredible cost of endangering everyone involved. and i think that is what's evil.

[galileosballs]

"Why is it a problem if students use AI to get through college"

Because if you demonstrate to me that you're willing to set aside concern for truth, evidence, and verifying things with your own eyes whenever it happens to be inconvenient for you, I have a solemn responsibility to make sure you don't get into medical school.

[galileosballs]

"oh, but this course is just a distribution requirement, it's not for my major"

Does saying things that are true and that you know are true only matter when someone is giving you a little prize for it?

[galileosballs]

Tumblr doesn't like to do this kind of ethics, so I have to phrase this carefully, but it's a question of character. And a person's character is clearest when they're being asked to do the right thing even when it doesn't matter to them.

I don't want to live in a world in which doctors and lawyers and politicians just ignore the responsibility to research and verify when it's inconvenient for them. When they're busy. When they have something they'd rather be doing. The world I live in is already too full of those people in positions of power. I'll be damned if I let there be more of them.

[galileosballs]

Some of the responses to this have been, in essence, "well, it's not our fault for being raised in a bad educational system that prioritizes grades over comprehension". And you're right, it's not your fault.

But you freely admit the system is bad. That it values the wrong things.

So why do you limit yourself to only achieving what it values? Do you not aspire to be better than a system you know is wrong? Don't you want to change the world?

[niyarest]

[theivorytowercrumbles]

As a head's up, their phonelines are swarmed, but you can also send emails:

[email protected]

b2b.mastercard.com/contact-us/

[arburi]

If their phones are swarmed, send an email.

Then call again later until you reach a real person. If their phones are tied up for days? Try again for days. Large companies hope that backlash dies down over time, so it's important that you ensure they don't see an end in sight.

Collective Shout only succeeded because they were fucking annoying, like most anti-LGBTQ+ hate groups. If you want to get payment processors to back down off this puritanical hate bullshit, you have to be more annoying than the opposition.

[fangfic]

Okay so this is so damn important. I’ve been wanting to publish kinkier ebooks but these payment processors caving into conservative demands are slowly killing independent publishers.

[bandydear]

anyway, I love adult content. I love erotic art having a space to exist online. I love seeing people making connections over creativity and shared hog cranking. I don’t love everything everyone is cranking their hogs too but it’s also none of my god damn business. fuck the evangelical rise of censorship. fuck ruining people’s livelihoods.

[shuttershocky-deactivated202512]

itch is removing all of their adult games now

Oh things are fucking dire huh. There won't be any storefronts left

[the-cash-cache]

Oh so this is NEW news. Posted an hour ago???

Fucking hell this is bleak.

[succubusboyfriend]

this was linked in the linked thread so i thought it would be worth sharing, this is more than likely related to the policies being enforced by Visa & Mastercard (the same reason for what’s happening with Steam), so to anyone in the US please consider signing this petition being put forward by the ACLU:

Mastercard: Sex Work is Work. End Your Unjust Policy.

Mastercard's new policy unfairly targets the adult content industry, making sex workers more vulnerable, especially Black trans women. It mu

[animentality]

why do the puriteens spend all their time crusading after fan artists and fanfic writers rather than famous mangaka and novelists and filmmakers 🤔

surely their problematic fiction, which they are paid for, btw, is more harmful to a general audience of millions than narusasu heat-induced noncon pisskink omegaverse, which maybe 2000 people will read?

is it because you want to be a bully but for a righteous cause?

because I have news for you.

you do not have a righteous cause. it's barely a cause.

you're a mean girl who would rather target other girls and/or queer people because they're easy to attack and far more vulnerable than cishet figures of power in the entertainment industry.

and that is incredibly sad, not just because you seem to love how cruel you can be, at the expense of your own hunanity

but also because you could be using this valuable time you have alive learning how to do something you actually enjoy.

but instead you're spiraling down this rabbit hole, attacking people who are doing what they love and developing their skills and passions.

and it's sad, because half of you will grow up and be embarrassed of what you said and did.

and the other half will be republicans trying to bring back Hays Code because you couldn't stand the idea of someone having a weird kink that you personally don't approve of.

and that's just terrible.

that's fascism.

trying to control people at this level is fascism.

stop supporting fascist talking points holy fuck.