Can you please sexualize me a little, I wanna feel loved

@httpsfangs this app will sexualize you whether you ask or not

@httpsfangs @babydoll_lvrr Yes mommy ur soo hot

@httpsfangs Ohh those titties

@httpsfangs There's much better ways to feel loved. Seek the healthy options please 💛💛

@httpsfangs Unironically the most insecure people are the hottest, keep going bud, we love you

@httpsfangs I hope you learn the difference before it ruins you 🖤

@httpsfangs No. Go get therapy

@httpsfangs I mean you just gonna talk or get in my lap already, also if you want love there are better options

@httpsfangs I don't think you have to beg for it 😂 just tweet a "im a girl" and you get thousands of DMs 😂😂

@httpsfangs Bend over and I’ll show you.

@httpsfangs Lestat coded

@httpsfangs I've been sexualized enough, love me for who I am now ˚‧º·(˚ ˃̣̣̥⌓˂̣̣̥ )‧º·˚

@httpsfangs i feel this, sadly, i am like this

@httpsfangs I love you

@httpsfangs "ey boy, lemme hold that hand"

@httpsfangs I like your hair

@httpsfangs God you're so shaped and your proportions are so average but in a sexy way

@httpsfangs I mean… since you asked nicely

@httpsfangs That's not love hun... :( *hugs*

@httpsfangs we all just wanna feel seen tbh 😭

For some people, being desired sexually isn’t just about pleasure. It feels like validation. Like acceptance. Like being seen. Like being loved. For others, the same experience feels hollow. Objectifying. Empty. A reminder of what’s missing, not what’s there. Why the difference? Why do some people feel loved when they’re sexualized, while others feel diminished? Here is the answer ... haltaalam.info/?p=14446

@httpsfangs Pretty

@httpsfangs Why did I get a notification for this

@httpsfangs real

@httpsfangs Rail me.

@httpsfangs relatable

@httpsfangs lcdll

@httpsfangs i’m following you

@httpsfangs me too bro

@httpsfangs no way its that easy

@httpsfangs How are your Feet?

@httpsfangs Oh Hi Me too

@httpsfangs Sometimes