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I'd rather be in outer space 🛸
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$LAYYYTER
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PUT YOUR BEARD IN MY MOUTH

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@yekkes
I really feel like this show is one of the only pieces of vampire media I've seen that kind of brings forth the idea of being a vampire as a form of horror in and of itself in a way that feels real. That's not even necessarily a spoiler but it's just something I'm thinking about.
Okay so one spoiler I guess
I really really love the way this episode subverts the idea you often see in vampire media that when you become a vampire you are suddenly healed of all ailments. I think that adds a really interesting element to the show and opens up a conversation about what vampirism + disability looks like.
Why do you become mutuals with random people?
This is the follow random people website
Okay so I was able to see the second episode early. Spoilers below, incest TW:
Don't really know what to say because it kind of left me speechless. (It's significantly more painful than the first episode). Um. Here's what I'll say, I think they handle the emotional incest of Gabriella and Lestat's relationship well. There's nothing sexually explicit shown between them (there's one suggestive moment) but there is a fair amount of gore in the episode. Their relationship is portrayed in a way that I think honors the foundations of Lestat and Gabriella's characters. It was a difficult watch but it was a good episode. If the first episode was a fever dream, this is significantly more somber in tone.
So upon some research, it seems people are taking "vampires in the vampire chronicles don't have sexual intercourse in the books" wayy too literally. Mind you, people are using this argument to defend Marius 😭
I hope inositol helps me bc suggested PMOS diets/meals look miserable as hell lmao
i wonder if this whole Calling Typical Misogyny "Porn Addiction" thing wasn't just a successful psyop to shift feminist critique into a right wing framework i.e. trying to make it about "modern degeneracy" and thus paralyzing discourse on the root issue
everything these people claim is "porn addiction" is literally just misogyny. porn could be dismantled globally and men will still view and treat women as sexual property because surprise! turns out men have expected sexual subservience from women loooong before porn ever existed
My straight friends didn't know the phrase "silence=death"
Should I kill them?
Yes
Yes
You ever see a post that's so painfully divorced from the experiences of trans and gnc people it's like. Oh I can just smell how rancid your "feminist" takes are lmao
As we enter an increasingly anti-Black time, cuckoldry becomes the foundational psychosexual fixation of the racist masses. I don't mean jokes about "the cuck chair" or whatever, which is largely racially neutral and is more akin to jokes about swinging, but cuckoldry as in sexual anxiety surrounding stereotypes of Blackness. The specter of Blackness overshadows every sexual context for these people. You can't see a beautiful woman without preemptively imagining comparative sexual humiliation at the hands of a Black man. Racist whites will model themselves after "demure" sexual norms designed to contrast specifically with the imagined stereotype of Black women. It is deeply pathetic, increasingly dangerous, and also: lol fucking losers
If anyone wants to share about their experiences w/ PMOS or anything I've mentioned here about struggling with insomnia or hormonal issues feel free to comment about it I really don't mind at all and in fact I really appreciate hearing about people's experiences! I'm very very new to understanding that I have this and am trying to learn as much as I can rn bc I've been suffering so badly lately.
My friend's gf is trying to convince me to look into a GLP-1 and I'm like. Woah woah woah lol um. That's really like an absolute and complete last resort sort of thing for my PMOS lol. I definitely don't think she meant it with any sort of maliciousness though, she has been on it for her health issues and was raving about it basically.
Trying to learn about PMOS is really overwhelming lol
try not to cum challenge
I'm not a man and don't want to medically transition and I hate the way birth control makes me feel and I'm happier with more testosterone in my body and if I don't have enough estrogen I feel like I'm dying but when there's too much I'm miserable. And I won't stop getting my period no matter if I cut my estrogen in half. And idk what to do. My insomnia is severe. Clearly there are serious insulin issues going on despite a healthy diet/exercise. There's so much more but I'm so horribly miserable and barely subsisting on a day to day basis. Idk what to do and I have to wait later in my cycle to get these blood tests to find out 😂🔫
painting this on the ceiling above my bed so it's the first thing i see upon waking in the morning and the last thing i see before falling asleep at night