#choice

Chastity was your fetish, darling. I’d have been content to get fucked by you as much as you want. But now that you bought that squirting dildo you can wear over your cage, the pleasure of getting a pounding while you suffer is just too perfect. We can’t go back.
I also love the look of humiliation you get from me using it on you. The way we milk you empty so we don’t even have to unlock you.
It WAS a game, but now it’s a lifestyle.

He put the cage on to “try out how it would feel.” I went to change.
Soon as I heard that *click*, I walked back in, wearing this. He took 1 look & handed me the key. Forgot to even ask how long I’d keep him. It’s no longer a tryout.

averageagenderjoe:

Few things I wanna say into the void just to get it off my chest.

1. A child should not ever be a consequence, or a punishment. If you are telling someone pregnant that their pregnancy is a consequence and they brought it upon themselves by having sex, you are part of the problem.
2. Roe V. Wade is mostly gonna affect lower-income folks who are less-able to leave their state or get access to medical care. The wealthy will always have a better chance of getting medical care, including this one.
3. Adoption is a completely different can of worms with thousands of problems—foster care receives very little funding, many of the children in foster care have suffered under their carers, it’s crowded, many of those in it need help they’re not getting, it’s a complicated issue and to simply insist that anybody with a pregnancy can merely place their child up for adoption like it’s some sort of cure-all is downright stupid.
4. On the subject of religion, I’m ~90% sure that Judaism encourages the right to choose, so bringing it up in the context of Christianity in a country that prides itself on the freedom of speech, religion, and assembly makes you sound ignorant at best, and purposely narrow-minded at worst.
5. Childbirth, even when it goes smoothly, is still a traumatic experience, even with the proper medical care, even with a good support system, even if the pregnancy is wanted, even in the toughest parents. Whether that’s natural, or a C-section, at home, in the hospital—it’s a painful, exhausting experience that will change your body greatly.
6. There is no such thing as getting rid of abortion—only getting rid of safe abortions. Desperate people will drink with the intention of killing a fetus they’re not prepared to birth or care for, people will use coat hangers on themselves, people will throw themselves down stairs, turn to inexperienced or out of practice doctors who may not have the proper equipment for this, some may commit suicide.
7. A ban on all abortions means all abortions. This means children, victims of rape, the sick or disabled who may not be able to carry a healthy baby, pregnancies that can’t be carried to term, ecotopic pregnancies, pregnancies that put the carrier’s life in danger, etc. This isn’t about rescuing the unborn lives you think it is—this is the right to medical care and the right to privacy.

Being pro-choice means admitting that it’s not my fucking business why anybody wants an abortion. Whether it’s that they don’t want to be a parent, that they’re physically unable to carry a pregnancy to term, that they’re not ready yet, that it could kill them, that they’re simply scared of labor, that they fear passing on a genetic illness or other they might not be able to properly care for, or even if it just feels like too much work, being pregnant and all.

It doesn’t matter. None of this “I’m pro-life for the rape victim” or anything like that, because every last reason for wanting an abortion is perfectly valid. All of them.