witch in heat

girl who is begging for sex with the most desperate, eager, sultry expression and voice you've ever heard but she has 'I do NOT consent. please. she did something to me' hurriedly scrawled on her t-shirt with the marker poking out of her pocket

i never post here at all huh. i guess i don't post much on the horny sideblog i had/have on tumblr either. i like talking to ppl about sex but it feels weird to try to start those conversations by speaking into the chittering void of the public internet

guy wanted me to fuck him in a (single occupancy, locking) park bathroom and i was like oh that actually sounds pretty fun yeah im down. he never shows up, i go home. tells me like 40 min later he unexpectedly had to pick up his niece. c'est la vie or whatever

cat girl mouse boy sex 9000

epic t4t sex (WIP)

(she/her for Hitomi)
(he/him for Hitch)

guy just asked me if i am a photographer bc he liked my dick pics so much. im not but idk maybe i should be

hmm bathhouse tonight again maybe.

if i do wind up becoming a hypnotop i feel like it will inevitably be some kind of fairy queen/scary goddess enthrallment type situation.

just in terms of the purely negative depiction of the application of hypnotic principles in religious contexts very clearly drawn specifically from experiences in American churches

i shouldn't give the impression i don't like the book overall to be clear it's actually much more helpful than other stuff I've read on the topic. it's just funny to me. clearly an atheistic bent to the book overall so i shouldn't be surprised--

why do any of the elements of induction they discuss have the effects they have? don't worry about it. science stuff. some brain wizards elsewhere have figured it out.

not to be a bitchy wizard about it but like, it is unfortunate but not at all surprising the extent to which "magic" just means "something i think is fake". like they're not even citing specific studies or talking about patterns of activation in the brain, the science is barely less opaque.

reading this book on hypnosis and i get why they keep saying "it's not some magic ritual where you speak an incantation and if the circumstances are just right, something cool happens" and like, i get what they are going for, and trying to allude to brain imaging studies etc, but like. it kind of is

definitely

maybe it's baleful if it makes you engage in desperate &/or risky sexual behavior. not me though my impenetrable wards sheltered me from the foul beams, allowing me to engage in risky sexual behavior purely on my own initiative

wait baleful shit. whatever

seems like everybody engaging in bolder sexual ventures than two weeks ago

anecdotally effects of the eclipse way more boneful than baneful

wwoiuffghhgggg
lesbian sex

a fat naked transfem anthro raccoon yawns, waving with one hand. her cock hangs hard between her legs, dripping with precum.

i got strep throat so i have been drawing more

wow i sure don't remember to use like more than half of the platforms i have accounts on (RIP cohost)

memorizing & reciting epic poetry is certainly not the Quickest way to my heart. however,,,

listened to a friend from the bathhouse recite book one of Paradise Lost at a pub last night and let me tell you. if i didn't already find her extremely attractive i would now

i was right she rules

genuinely very excited for ABA

c) it's on my junk & we were going to use a condom!!!???

lmao forever at guys on grindr ghosting and/or blocking me if i so much as mention being hsv1+, despite a) it literally being in my bio please read my bio b) you are someone having semianonymous sex off grindr, something like 2/3 US adults have it overall, the odds you don't are vanishingly slim

though the wording of the warning is not accurate (that the content contains full frontal nudity or explicit sexual content)

ohh the content warning gets applied to the account, and then probably automatically to images--i assume it happened upon review of my new icon or something. fair tbh. would have marked the account that way if i knew how