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lol that is such a good idea! 🤣😭

Zaftig Friday is my favorite 🥰

Send your bet money to me! All wishes come true for those who sacrifice their winning bets at the goddesses feet on this auspicious super bowl Sunday!!! My super hole is an abyss of unlimited pleasure & she's hungry for your coin 🪙 🪙 🪙
Feed me Seymour

Go check out the recent episode of Kinky Cocktail Hour where I had the pleasure to speak with @SafferMaster and @Lady_Petra on the topic of botanical BDSM!
You can listen to the podcast here:
www.buzzsprout.com/962578/episo...
Photo credit @thenudiemag.com

Oh awesome! I'm so happy to hear you have your own shop now! So cool that you're working on these blackouts on yourself!!!

Y'all need to find Jesus. 🍌

We are up and running! Cunt join us at the new web site @ cliffmediaproductions.com !

Led by LGBTQ+ folks, people with disabilities and Black, Indigenous and People of Color.

Creating media, building community and changing the world.

Come check us out!

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Yaaaaay! I'm so glad to hear that babe 💞

Sooo friggin cyoot!

Omg! How cum I haven't noticed until now your HEART SHAPED NIPPLES!?!😻

Good luck 🍀✨ beautiful!

I love speaking in terms of fortnights when it comes to spans of time

I can't express how deeply I desire a Canadian wife🍁🌹💘

Ty love! I posted a new link

I have been working on My site! The link I posted previously was not working. It's still a work in progress but I hope to have it in a more polished place by the end of the week!✨

www.madamecaressa.com

This is beautiful. Thank you Chicago.

Satisfied sounds! A mix between breathy and loud rmoaning releases of anticipated impact.🥵😈🔥

Come get some

This is a horrendous violation of Rights that actually puts survivors in grave danger

Prosecutors say that it was ok to use these photos because they are already public in some obscure court records somewhere. You know what that means? Prosecutors are telling survivors that if they prosecute our traffickers and abusers, …

… photographic evidence including photos of our highly revealing brutalized, bloodied, tortured bodies with our faces intact are fair game for them to use in any way they see fit. Who will trust them to protect us, like ever? I’m telling you, I’m not going to let this go.

My name is Emi Koyama and I am the director of Coalition for Rights & Safety for People in the Sex Trade and a co-founder/co-director of Aileen’s, a peer-led community space, street outreach, and leadership development project by and for women working along the Pacific Highway in south King County. We reach about 100 mostly homeless, majority Black and indigenous women. I am testifying to provide an alternative perspective in anticipation of KCPAO’s presentation on sex trafficking. Prosecutors operate within an adversarial criminal justice system, which focuses on winning convictions and cutting plea deals rather than truth-seeking, genuine remorse and contrition, and restoration of survivor and community wholeness. They also bring this adversarial approach to policymaking, which does disservice to our city and its residents.

In the slides KCPAO has prepared for the committee, you will see prosecutors throw any and all arguments to see what sticks, regardless of representativeness or soundness of their sources. They use a mix of images including stock photos, screen capture from a fictional drama film, image provided by surveillance data analytics vendor Palantir that provides a faulty special app for ICE agents to geolocate and recognize faces of citizens and immigrants, photo stolen from online advertisement of someone who still works as an escort, and a series of photos of brutalized, bloodied women that show their faces, in complete disregard for their safety, privacy, or dignity.

They instrumentalize Black and Indigenous women’s particular vulnerabilities to abuse and exploitation without offering any remedies addressing socioeconomic conditions that produce those vulnerabilities. They selectively quote and weaponize survivor testimonies that are useful in ceding further power for the law enforcement, while neglecting how the law enforcement is also a source of violence in the lives of many women we know. They silence voices of survivors who do not agree with the prosecutors’ ideas of how we protect and empower the most vulnerable among us. Policymaking should not be adversarial. Efforts should be made to gather those most impacted by any given issue whether they align with the law enforcement or not, and amplify the voices of the most vulnerable without preconceived agenda. Prosecutors have a role to play in these conversations, but their dominance is unwarranted and disrespects survivors.

My public comment to the Seattle Public Safety Committee this morning before the pornified KCPAO presentation.

That is horrifying

They say you can't make sex work safe so the only option is to abolish it. I say you can't make police and prisons and borders safe so the only option is…?

My capacity to post has been 🗑️ 🦝

I have availability for January😈🥀
Ready to ruin you for the better! ⛓️‍💥
You have to go through the fire to rise from the ashes ❤️‍🔥⚱️🐦‍🔥

Who's ready!?

I still have limited availability for January 😈

Seattle area! I am in dire straights for a driving sub or pup.
As someone with chronic health challenges living in unincorporated area it would help me greatly. Message me if you think it could be YOU!!!
Happy to trade BDSM w/ possibility to grow into a lifestyle arrangement 👀

I had the cutest karaoke date! Who wants to sing our hearts out before retiring to the nearby spa to soak up the nighs bliss.