“You’re” is a contraction of the phrase “You are.” The possessive form of the second person pronoun is “Your.” No apostrophe, no letter E. “Your choice.”
“You’re” is a contraction of the phrase “You are.” The possessive form of the second person pronoun is “Your.” No apostrophe, no letter E. “Your choice.”
You wear it so well 😍 good to see you again, I missed your posts 😘
Thank you for the mouthwatering view! 🤤
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I don’t know why but this one screams “2005” at me. Really cute butt and face.
Actually, is there sauce? Tineye turns up nothing.
She’s cute. Would 🤤
I dunno, your bio says you’re very bad at sex. But it’d probably be fun up until then.
Really cute and fun. She seems like somebody I’d love to meet.
Well, since you’re asking so nicely… I’ll think about it.
The intelligence apparatus of the West has gotten up to some hinky things in the past, but 1. Not to the same degree by a long shot when it comes to end user devices (they’re far more likely to monitor communications from datacenters and cooperative platforms) and 2. Even if you’re already compromised by 1 nation state, why would you want to be compromised by 2?
Is that a purpose-specific rolling side pillow for this sex position? 😂 Honestly, kind of logistically genius
Your posts get me so hard 😋🤤 I sure wish I had a neighbor like you 😏😍
I hope this doesn’t awaken anything in me 🧐🤨
Reasons to visit Canada 😋
Holy shit 😳 I forgot about hopelessofrantic. Almost makes me miss Reddit. She’s just literally perfect 11/10.
I would like to know more 🤤
Rule of acquisition number 1,337: Embrace, Extend, Extinguish.
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I’m no deeply educated kink guru, but the concept of fetishes always seemed a bit broad and fuzzy to me. Maybe some people really truly cannot experience sexual pleasure without engaging in their fetish, but for others it’s more of a very strong preference, or even just a space they’re excited about exploring.
Sexuality is fluid and highly contextual. For me, there are elements of my sexuality that have shifted over the years but I still like novelty (“spicing things up” as they say) and (probably due to my religious upbringing) a certain thrill when it feels like one is doing something a little “wrong” or transgressive. Those don’t really lend themselves to set patterns or “fetishes” because if you do anything enough it can feel normal and routine.
For somebody with a lot of enduring shame actually that might even “anchor” a fetish maybe, the ones who like things so transgressive that they will never be normalized in our society. Sex is weird.