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Pronouns: She/HerÂ
Honorifics/titles: Mommy, Daddy, Mistress, Master.Â
Kinks: praise, Degradation, somno, CNC, Anal, Primal play, Role play, free use, ownership, Bondage, pussy worship, orgasam control, edging, breeding, public sex.  Humiliation, Monster fucking, mind control, objectification, Housewife(1950s) kink. Corruption. petplay.
Hard limits: scat, piss, raceplay, age play, knives.Â
Hey there! If youâre reading this, that means youâve stumbled into my dungeon. Welcome to my territory, Iâm a rough, mushy Domme that loves to steal hearts and give praises to my good girls. Feel free to hangout, or slide into my DMs ;)Â
@whoreishcritterrrr is my lovely sub/girlfriend! â€ïžWhile Iâm definitely not looking for another D/s dynamic or relationship, spicy asks are still welcomed âșïž
Men will get a block, Minors will get a block. No messing with my mutuals, or mommy will have a problem.Â
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#wlw nsft#nsft wlw#sapphic nsft#wlw ns/fw#lesbian nsft#Mommys voice đ#Mommyâs thoughts đ#Mommyâs stories đ#Mommys Asks đ#Mommys đ#Mommys pictures đ
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PO boxers (my AU) and what their sponsors would be!
Because ain't no way the babygirls are living in NY on a single paycheck. Sell out time! (Also for my rp with @vampirtulpe )
Glass Joe đ«đ· đ„
- Typically partners with smaller bakeries that he frequents
- They reward him with free pastries and coffee in return for companionship
- When Joe first came to NY, he thought Panera Bread was a small indie bakery... oh how he was wrong and made fun of for it.
Von Kaiser đ©đȘđ©
- Very cautious about partnering with anyone, mainly because of the whole ordeal with Soda
- Did exactly one commercial with some hardware company and then dipped
- His boxing class absolutely adored that commercial though, they were like "omggg Mr. Kaiser I saw you on the television yesterday!!1!"
Disco Kid đșđČ đș
- His sponsor is actually the radio station His dad owns
- In fact that radio station actually promotes most of the WVBA... but especially Disco Kid in particular
King Hippo đ đŠ
- No sponsors
- Created a blender once to sell it
- His blendah sucks
Piston Hondo đŻđ” đ„
- Will happily promote any small business he stumbles upon or that reach out to him
- This includes that boxercise class Heike owns
- Brings an unnatural amount of energy into each commercial, you'd swear he was on something
Bear Hugger đšđŠ đ»
- Partnered with this one syrup brand (ofc)
- So intertwined with them, Spruce is dead ahh the mascot of the brand now.
- Puts a secret environmental message into each ad he does
Great Tiger đźđłđ
- Not really a partnership, but he used to collab with multiple rap artists
- The deal was he'd get to sing at least two lines, or else he's not promoting the song
- Nowadays he'll just do a random gig if he needs extra cash
Don Flamenco đȘđž đ„
- Does perfume and men's clothing commercials
- Bro is basically making tv-friendly thirst traps
- He actually loves doing them, but Carmen only let's him do them once per month
Aran Ryan đźđȘ đ
- Did a singular ad for some energy drink...
- Long story short, he got fired, the set burnt down, and 4 people landed in the hospital
- Yeah no one wants his smelly redhead ass
Soda Popinski đ·đș đŸ
- Soooo that whole fiasco with the corrupt Vodka company... yeah.
- Thankfully Macho Man helped him break off from the company
- No longer does any partnerships
Bald Bull đčđ· đ
- No sponsors, doesn't want any
- He's happy with what he's got
- He doesn't work well with others
Super Macho Man đșđž đ
- Dude has done adverts for everyone and everything...
- Body care, cars, energy drinks, Hippos blender's... you name it, he's probably done it. Dude is a walking advert.
- Shares his promotional money with Soda
Mr. Sandman đ€ đą
- Partnered with the WVBA
- Helps sell WVBA merchandise such as action figures, clothes... even events.
- Isn't allowed to interact with anyone or anything else...
(This was a cringy idea, I'm sorry ;-; )
#punch out wii#piston hondo#aran ryan#glass joe#great tiger#von kaiser#disco kid#doc louis#don flamenco#king hippo#bear hugger#soda popinski#bald bull#super macho man#mr sandman#the sandman#headcannons#au#roleplay#i apologise in advance
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Hiya welcome to my blog ~ this is an ed blog, I do repost other stuff but be warned ~
About me:
NĂ©mie - 15 - đŽó §ó ąó „ó źó §ó żđ«đ· - she/her - sapphic - 5'2
I love my cat, coffee in funky mugs, the season of autumn, lace, super beat up paperback copies of my fav books, Lana del Rey, 70s rock, blankets, Gilmore girls, neat school notes, leg warmers, the moon, starting my day before sunrise, scouring vinted, the deer filter on snap, English and history, my year of rest and relaxation, tumblr and wire headphones
Me + Ana
SW 51
CW 45
Gw1 48kg đč
Gw2 45kg đč
Gw3 41kg đ„
Gw4 39kg đ„
Ugw 36kg đ
I used to eat 300-500 a day but I couldn't keep that up and accomplished everything else in life, it feels super shitty but my cals right now are around 600-900 a day + 10k steps + gym 4/week. My academic performance (ik ana overachiever trope sue me) was really suffering and this is the minimum cal intake that allows me to keep getting top grades, do my extracurriculars and not die
Ummmmmm idrk what I am supposed to say here but yeah, I love chatting with moots on here so don't be scared to hmu
#thinspp#thinspĂž#tw thinspi#@na bvtt3rfly#disordered eating mention#eating disoder trigger warning#light as a feather#low cal diet#low cal restriction#skinandbones
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Yuriko Tiger instagram post 9/2/2024
Happy birthday Manon đ«đ·đ„
#streetfighter #sf6 #cosplay #ăăăłçèȘç„
#Manon#Street Fighter#Street Fighter 6#SF6#Instagram#Meta#Cosplay#Cosplayer#Cosplay Girl#Cosplayer Girl#ăłăčăăŹ#ăłăčăăŹă€ă€ăŒ#ăłăčăăŹăŹăŒă«#ăłăčăăŹă€ă€ăŒăŹăŒă«#ăŠăȘăłă»ăżă€ăŹăŒ#ăŠăȘăłăżă€ăŹăŒ#Yuriko Tiger#Yurikotiger#Yuriope#ăăšăŹă#ăšăŹ#ăEREă#Ere7rock#Ere#ERELAST#Psykhere#EronoraMono#Eredalle#Yuriko tiger Is Not Mai Waifu!
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GUESS WHO'S GOING TO SEE PHANTOM SIITA AT PARIS đ«đ·âŁïžđ„
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Alain Delon, the giant French actor and film producer who worked with some of Europeâs most revered 20th-century directors, died at 88 đ in Douchy-Montcorbon (Centre-Val de Loire). Celebrated actor and star of Plein Soleil Le SamouraĂŻ, The Leopard, and many more, was immortal, his talent, charisma, aura and melancholic unforgettable face shook up our lives and made him destined for a Hollywood career at a young age, but he chose France, which made him an international icon, and earned him enduring popularity.
Born in 1935 in Sceaux in the Paris đ«đ· suburbs, Delon was expelled from several schools before leaving at 14 to work in a butcherâs shop. After a stint in the navy - French Navy Fusiliers(during which he saw combat in Franceâs colonial war in Vietnam), he was dishonourably discharged in 1956 and drifted into acting. He was spotted by the Hollywood producer David O Selznick at Cannes and signed to a contract, but decided to try his luck in French cinema and made his debut with a small role in Yves AllĂ©gretâs 1957 thriller Send a Woman When the Devil Fails.
Alain Delon. CLH** ; Born. Alain Fabien Maurice Marcel Delon, actor and film producer received numerous accolades, including Honorary Palme d'Or 2019; National Order of Merit 1995; Cesar Award for Best Actor 1985; Ordre des Arts et des Lettres; David di Donatello Special Award 1972; TIFF Award for Lifetime Achievement 2017; Berlin International Film Festival Award -Honorary Golden Bear 1995; Locarno International Film Festival: Lifetime Achievement Award 2012; Chevalier 1991; Officier 2005
The most beautiful man to ever live.
Alain Delon in his breakout film Plein Soleil (Purple Noon) 1960 ⧠Thriller/Crime. Everything captured in this film is beautiful... the locations, the light, and above all the people. You should watch it... obviously.
Originally the 1960 French thriller Plein Soleil â was remade for a modern audience as The Talented Mr Ripley.
The fictional town Mongibello, where most of the film takes place, was filmed around Naples, Italy. The location adds an exquisite touch to the storyline.
Adieu Alain!
RIP Alain Delon 1935-2024 đ„ đ€
**The National Order of the Legion of Honour đ(French: Ordre national de la LĂ©gion d'honneur) âïž formerly the Royal Order of the Legion of Honour (Ordre royal de la LĂ©gion d'honneur), is the highest French order of merit, both military and civil and currently comprises five classes. Established in 1802 by Napoleon Bonaparte, it has been retained (with occasional slight alterations) by all later French governments and regimes.
#Alain Delon #actor #French #filmproducer #Sceaux #Douchy-Montcorbon #PleinSoleil #LeSamouraĂŻ #TheLeopard #unforgettable #OrdrenationaldelaLĂ©giond'honneur
Posted 18th August 2024
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Camille et Robespierre étaient les meilleurs amis jusqu'en 1794 pendant la Révolution, les deux rencontrÚrent Louis le Grand au CollÚge donc Robespierre était un étudiant trÚs intelligent, introverti et humilié par les étudiants mais Camille était un (bon) ami étudiant, mais dans le 2° Ils se retrouvÚrent le 5 mai 1789. Ils étaient heureux de contribuer à la Révolution, jusqu'à ce que Robespierre rencontre le nouveau révolutionnaire Saint Just qui avait honte de retirer son amitié avec Robespierre. Lors de l'ouverture de 1794, Camille fut guillotiné avec Danton et ils furent chargés de mettre fin à la terreur. Le jeune Robespierre fut renvoyé avec son amitié. il remarquait tout ce qu'ils faisaient à ses propres amis et émotions alors qu'il l'avait fait auparavant et Robespierre n'aimait pas vraiment voir la mort de ses vieux amis et des gens qui faisaient Robespierre avec amour.
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Okay , so I have deleted my Ricky account and made a new one, the new account is @r0g3-rz
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Assigning random playlist to my silliest ocs <3
1. Yonaka âĄ
2. Alice The Witch of performance đ
3. Aliana :3
4. Fuyuko â
5. Himitsu / Chiyoko đȘ (couldn't decide her name yet)
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đŹđ§ That's unfortunate, Iâm a bit late! đ This is the finished version my one and only post for this year's Kiss Art February, held by my good friend @violettenouvel.
I was inspired by Nova & Maliâs Classics but make it gay artbooks, and painted my own digital interpretation of a historical painting, a piece by James Sant from 1887, entitled A Thorn amidst the Roses. I included the original in the photoset for comparison!
Santâs painting had a lot of sapphic potential already, but I wanted to paint these two victorian women engaging in a very gentle kiss instead. I ended up changing a lot more than I expected, and I hope you'll enjoy what I did with it! As usual, take care, and stay safe. đ„ ~~~~~~~~ đ«đ· Câest fort dommage, je suis en retard ! đ Voici la version finale de mon illustration pour le Kiss Art February de cette annĂ©e, organisĂ© par lâadmirable @violettenouvel. Jâai Ă©tĂ© trĂšs inspirĂ© par les artbooks Classics but make it gay de Nova & Mali, et peint ma propre interprĂ©tation numĂ©rique dâune peinture historique, une huile sur toile de James Sant intitulĂ©e A Thorn amidst the Roses et datant de 1887. Jâai ajoutĂ© ma rĂ©fĂ©rence dans le photoset pour que vous puissiez comparer ! Lâoriginale avait dĂ©jĂ beaucoup de potentiel sapphique, mais jâai choisi de reprĂ©senter ces deux femmes victoriennes dans un doux baiser affectueux Ă la place. Jâai fini par changer beaucoup plus que ce Ă quoi je mâattendais, et jâespĂšre que le rĂ©sultat vous plaira ! Comme toujours, prenez soin de vous. đ„
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Catherine Deneuve photographed by Giancarlo Botti wearing an Yves Saint Laurent dress at Chez YSL in Paris France, in August 1970đ„đ«đ·
Via @isabelfutre on Instagramđ„
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It's really funny how our Don's share a headcanon I made a while ago. It makes me think...
How would other boxers cope with Don's weak stomach? (Genuinely curious)
(May wanna put a CW for Emetophobia/vomiting for this one)
That's a really good question! Here's how'd they react...
(Cw: emetophobia/vomiting)
Glass Joe đ«đ· đ„
- Easily disgusted by vomiting or phlegm... and snails
- Both him and Don hate the idea of eating snails
- Probably wouldn't be the first to help poor Don, but he relates to him since he's a picky eater
- Thankfully, his Sunday brunches never gross Don out
Von Kaiser đ©đȘ đ©
- Comes prepared with barf bags anytime he eats out with Don or the gang
- Is usually the first to see Don about to puke, and would warn everyone
- One time while Don was sick in the bathroom, he lore dropped how one of his pupils (probably Mason again smh) got sick after watching this documentary about boxing
Disco Kid đșđČ đș
- Screams whenever Don pukes
- If Don faints, he's the one to carry him home
- He's honestly cool about most things Don hates
King Hippo đ đŠ
- Can't really understand human disgust
- Made Don puke once after Don watched him have a "light snack" before a match
Piston Hondo đŻđ”đ„
- Will feel horribly if he accidentally makes Don sick
- Is typically one to warn Don about his sickness triggers before Don participates in anything
- Is reluctantly the one to clean up any bodily fluids Don dispenses
- Will try his best to cook and make foods that Don agrees with
Bear Hugger đšđŠ đ»
- Him (and a certain Irish) are typically the ones to gross out Don
- One time all the boxers went camping, Bear caught a raw fish using his mouth, and he made Don sick
- Feels bad about unintentionally grossing Don out
Great Tiger đźđł đ
- Is a sucker for the gross, and is the stark opposite of Don
- Made Don throw up once by creating a bad, deformed clone of himself
- Tries to not laugh when Don feels lightheaded bc he's dramatic about it
Don Flamenco đȘđž đ„
- This poor guy and his squeamish stomach...
- Makes his sickness everyone's problem (and tbh he's kinda real for that)
- Can and will get scolded by Carmen for being sick... and by scolded, I mean verbally abused.
Aran Ryan đźđȘ đ
- Is most likely the reason Don is throwing up
- Will purposely show him gross images or facts to get him to get sick
- Laughs when Don throws up or gets sick
Soda Popinski đ·đș đŸ
- Once made Don throw up after he threw up from drinking too much soda
- Relates to Don getting sick, since his alcohol consumption led to his stomach sensitivity
- Will pat Don's back when he gets sick, as if Don was a baby... he doesn't understand that this doesn't help
Bald Bull đčđ· đ
- Doesn't really care if Don gets sick
- If anything, his melodramatic behavior annoys him
- Sometimes feels bad if Aran or Bear cause it
Super Macho Man đșđž đ
- Also doesn't care about Donnie Flamingo
- One time, Don tried a colorful cocktail he was drinking, and he got violently sick from it
- Annoyed that Don could get seasick easily, it makes beach trips hard
Mr Sandman đąđ€
- Doesn't care at all.
- Thinks Don is a dramatic baby for being sick (this mentality is wrong)
- Almost never gets sick himself, or shows signs
#punch out wii#aran ryan#piston hondo#don flamenco#glass joe#great tiger#disco kid#von kaiser#king hippo#soda popinski#bear hugger#super macho man#bald bull#these were kinda hard to make#poor don lol#thnx#request#reqs open#punch out headcanons#au
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travel and places
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activities and events
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objects
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symbols
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flags
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