#deeper

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If you’re wearing a plug, the expectation is that you rock back and forth on it every time you sit down.

Everyone knows that.

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Ah the kinkiness

Ah the kinkiness


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She invited me into her darkest places, into her caverns, into her pools of black. I got lost in her, I left pieces of myself inside of her, I wrote on her walls. I scratched and scraped against them. I became a hunter for her, I became a lover for her. I found myself melting at her feet. Her body swam with mine, I washed over her and through her, I fell upon her like a heavy rainfall. My darkness met her darkness like an old friend.  

Your eyes won’t be the only thing lighting up tonight.

Kik smiledom İf u are open minded lady  and never shy from anything  kik me.i am here for you. Dady

Kik smiledom

İf u are open minded lady  and never shy from anything  kik me.i am here for you.

Dady loves you


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how many kisses does it take

to get from the belly button to the thighs?

lick me as if i’m an eager scoop of ice cream

shape me to your desires

make my little pussy your ritual feast

and pray to my womb, the source of life

whisper solemn salutations to my lips

can you taste the wants of my spirit?

wrong.

that you can only find

when you venture to my backside

and slide your tongue into my asshole

deeper, deeper

my soul is in here

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*fanning herself*

*fanning herself*


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Words every father live for……………..

Words every father live for……………..


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A Hadal (homo hadalis) from Jeff Long’s The Descent trilogy. Not 100% the way I imagined them

A Hadal (homo hadalis) from Jeff Long’s The Descent trilogy. Not 100% the way I imagined them - for example got pretty lazy with the scarification and tattoos, there should be a lot more and it should be prettier and more organic I think. And the horns are too neat and symmetrical.

I loved how Jeff Long described the Hadals. Not “graah mindless evil scary barbaric raah”; the book was more like fictional anthropology, social criticism and epic adventure than horror (which the back cover described it as). I’ve got a huge boner for anthropology, body modification and Hell + Lucifer mythos, so these books were delicious. Also, Jeff Long’s treatment of female characters is exemplary, IMHO. Refreshing!

Okay. Just trying to get you all to read the first two books (third’s unwritten). :) Blabber ends now.

Ps. Don’t you think this bears some odd resemblance to Benedict Cumberbatch!? I don’t even


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