J&A 🏳️‍🌈

The ropes feels like a hug. And hugs turns me on.

Hace dos meses, un amigo me invito a un night club porque le conte que tenia la fantasia de ser stripper. El conocia al dueño de uno, asi que me anime a ir. Fui preparada por si acaso. El dueño me miro bien y me dijo: cumpla su fantasia, y la de algunos clientes. Que opinan?

she loves heavy BBC

this Gangbang was a Masterpiece @annaclairecloud @JulesJordan

Having crazy chemistry with someone and then having to move on and forget about it like it never happened is truly wild .

whats wrong with tying your boyfriend up and letting your hottest friends take turns edging him until he's a whimpering leaky mess

Credit @FreelyKaty

my biggest sexual fantasies are being used by my boyfriend and all his friends or all my friends using my boyfriend i really don’t know what you guys want me to say

Wataa 🍑

Actually crazy how sexually repressed the world is getting.

In every single country that passed age verification laws: 1) databases got leaked 2) innocent websites got censored 3) governments became more censorship heavy 4) protests became more criminalized 5) information got harder to find

Fuck yeah friendly fire!

Use me

The way it should be.

CFNM is one of the most psychologically powerful dynamics in the BDSM world, and most people miss why. it's not about nudity. it's about the imbalance. you as a domme are fully dressed. composed. completely in control of what you show and what you don't. your sub is exposed. vulnerable. with nowhere to hide and nothing to hide behind. except his pathetic cage. you don't have to do anything. the dynamic is already established the moment you walk in fully clothed and he.... isn't. that gap between the two of you.. that's where the real power lives and grows.

MOODYZファン感謝祭 バコバコバスツアー2025 素人17名とAV女優17名の1泊2日大乱交 新世代AVオールスター覚醒！

Haii ~ 🐤 🐤

Using the internet in 2026, a vignette: > go to website, enter username and password "Please confirm your phone number so we can send it a verification code". > enter phone number > receive code > enter code "We've sent a code to your account's email address. Please enter that code to continue." > go to email > get code > enter code "Welcome to SomeWebsite! Our experience is better on the app. Would you like to download the app?" > X out > scroll down a ways to the thing you are looking for "SomeWebsite is better on the app. Please download the app to continue." > press X The website scrolls you back to the top > scroll down again Same message. You realize that accessing this, and most other functionality, is gated behind the app for you even though the website itself has this functionality too. > go to app store > search SomeWebsite > download app > open app "Welcome to SomeWebsite's app! To properly operate, this app needs permissions for your location, contacts, bodily fluids, and firstborn son. Please click below to go to settings and enable these permissions." > click button, go to settings > enable all sorts of permissions > go back to app > enter username and password "We've sent a code to your account's phone number. Please enter that code to continue." > get code > enter code "Thank you for logging in! Would you like to use passkeys instead? You can use Touch ID, facial recognition, or a retina scan." > no, I'm not gonna do biometrics "SomeWebsite would like to send you push notifications. Do you accept?" > no And now you can FINALLY do the thing you wanted to do.

玩女人我最在行了！（bushi

wataa

A lot of millennials were raised on a version of adulthood that assumed stability if you “did everything right .” Go to school . Get the degree . Stay loyal to a company . Buy the house . Work hard and things gradually improve . Then many entered adulthood into recessions, layoffs, rising housing costs, debt, burnout culture, social media comparison, a pandemic, and industries changing faster than people can realistically keep up with . I also think people underestimate how mentally exhausting constant adaptation is . A lot of us have had to reinvent ourselves multiple times in under 10 years just to stay afloat professionally and financially . At the same time, I don`t think the answer is permanent doom either . The people doing the best right now seem to be the ones learning how to detach from the old timeline and build a different definition of stability, success, and community than what we were originally sold .