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You have made me horny for Dom Asmodeus. What am I supposed to do with this?? He's reality crushingly powerful, so there is no smut of him because no one is that stupid. 😭 I'm begging you. If you can find it in you. Please write some.

A/N: Woops. Hand slipped. /hands over my lore card Here. I don’t deserve this anymore. Woops. I sinned.

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Asmodeus x Baalphegor: Service

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She comes to him, wreathed in hellfire and starlight, this little thing with pale hair and dancing eyes. Baalphegor strides barefoot into the lowest depths of Hell, beautiful and untouchable by shadows and beasts alike. Nessus is his domain, an extension of his almighty will, and Asmodeus will not see her brought to harm. Not tonight. 

Mephistopheles’ consort kneels at the foot of his throne. She is so delicate by devil-kin standards, standing far less than half his height. But she stares at him without fear, mischief dancing in her crimson eyes.  

“You are far from home, Lady.” 

Baalphegor chuckles, watching him through lowered lashes. “And if I said you were home to me, my King?” 

“I would call you a liar.” Asmodeus tips his head to the side, the dark curtain of his hair falling across his chest. “But I would never find fault, fair one.” 

She hums. Baalphegor climbs the step toward his throne, fetching up against his knees. He has learned his lesson with Bensozia; he will take no other consort. But Baalphegor is a pleasant indulgence, a trustworthy ally in a den of vipers. Odd and sweet. The she-devil plucks his hands from his knees, leading one to her hip and the other to her breast. There’s too significant a difference in their size: one hand spans the width of her waist, fingers capable of wrapping around the better part of her back. 

“Come here to me, little one. It has been too long.” 

Her breath catches, eager to obey her King. Asmodeus allows her to settle herself back to her chest. She will never take him, not like this, but…ah, the potential. The sweetness as she shivers for him, spreading her legs to nestle his cock against her core. His right-hand skirts along her thigh, fingers dragging along the sensitive flesh. Baalphegor chews her lip, her touch straying to his wrist. Clever girl, wise enough to know never to restrict him. Never her King. 

“Oh, sweetling. You would not have come to me empty-handed. Never you. Most precious Baalphegor.” A whisper breathed into the darkness, into her mind. She shivers, arching back against him. “Shall we play our game, dear one? Your secrets,” he strokes between her legs, voice dipping lower. “For my touch.”

She purrs, rocking. “A generous offer. Always so generous. My Asmodeus.” 

He chuckles, free hand curling around her throat. No, that note of possession would not do. A god could not be owned, even by such a pretty thing—sweet Baalphegor moans what little air she has left in her lungs. 

“Now, dear one, let us try again. Nod if you understand.” She nods. Asmodeus chuckles, filling her mind with sharp pleasure to compliment the press of his fingers. “Good girl. A gift for your services, and then…” she pants into the darkness, grinding down, so desperate to work him towards arousal. So hungry for her King. “Your secrets. Tell me, pet. How does Mephistopheles fare?”

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Triple H/Shawn Michaels x Fem Reader- "Perfect"

This might be the last fanfiction I'll post, I don't know.

I'm not suicidal, but I have reasons why I've thought of giving up on tumblr---especially stopping posting fanfictions.

For those about to read this fanfiction, you can either ship yourself with Triple H or Shawn.

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Professional wrestling may be considered low brow and appealing to the lowest common denominator---which is why WCW went out of business, but that doesn't mean professional wrestlers are stupid.

In 2003, a year before you married Triple H/Shawn Michaels, you were discussing in your hotel room with him about having children.

While you sat down on one of the beds with him while looking at his face and your hand placed on top of his hand, you told him how you want your kids to grow up in a good decade so they'll be happy and satisfied they grew up in a good decade during their childhood.

The 2000's were starting off rough with 9/11, George W. Bush, the Patriot Act, the Iraq War, and the rest of the decade would eventually fare no better.

But no decade is perfect, and if you gave birth in the 2000's, your children would end up having more of their childhoods in the 2010's, which you mentioned to Triple H/Shawn.

You and Triple H/Shawn had your childhoods in the 1970's and 1980's---which are often said to be the worst decades for cartoons.

Reality TV was blowing up in popularity during the 2000's, and while there is some reality TV you enjoy and have even been on (such as the WWE's "Tough Enough"), you told Triple H/Shawn  how you don't want your children enjoying reality TV shows because so many people hate it.

Well, maybe they can enjoy some reality TV shows, but...

Not to mention, you told Triple H/Shawn that you really don't want your children to be enjoying TV shows or anything else that has underage teens and kids dressed, posing and dancing provocatively, especially when your children are all grown up as adults.

Triple H/Shawn agrees with that for sure.

Life isn't "The Powerpuff Girls", you can't create the perfect children.

Speaking of reality TV, when you did have children and when your kids were toddlers and little kids, so many television channels were drifting away from what they originally were.

The TLC Channel used to stand for "The Learning Channel" that would showcase educational documentaries and programs, but then it aired shows that weren't really educational and even exploitive.

The Bravo channel used to air operas and ballet, but then they started airing "The Real Housewives".

Your children were vastly too young to be watching those channels when they drifted away to other content, but you want your kids---especially when they're adults---to be more entertained watching educational documentaries, ballets, sci-fi programs and even opera instead of lowest common denominator crap.

Even Triple H/Shawn Michaels would want that.

You wonder if your kids should love music that's considered good and hate music that's considered bad, but you do love some music that's considered terrible.

Another concern that you had for your children is that you were worried that your kids would enjoy feeling sad and hate being happy, and you shared your concern with Triple H/Shawn.

Triple H/Shawn's eyebrows raised and his eyes widened hearing that.

You want your kids to love being happy, but being happy means when you enjoy something and you're satisfied with something.

Your kids do love to be happy and be satisfied with something.

There are so many things out there you want for your children, things even more serious before you had kids and things more important and serious, like you don't want your kids being pedophiles, animal abusers, serial killers, rapists, etc.

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1. Storm in the Netherlands: Hundreds of flights cancelled at Schiphol and trains suspended

Strong weather conditions in the Netherlands have led to at least 300 flights being cancelled at Schiphol Airport. Train traffic in the northern Netherlands has been completely suspended. Read more.

2. Belgians' energy consumption falls to lowest level in 20 years

Belgians' small daily gestures to save power have paid off, as energy consumption has fallen by 9% to its lowest level in 20 years, according to figures published by the Economy Ministry. Read more.

3. End of the budget airline? Why aviation costs will stay high

The cost of air travel in Western Europe increased by 15% to 25% compared to 2022 and will likely keep rising in the coming years, according to the aviation industry. Read more.

4. Belgian economy ranks 13th in World Competitiveness Ranking

Belgium climbs to 13th place (up from 27th place in 2019) in the World Competitiveness Ranking, which analyses and ranks countries based on how they manage their competencies to achieve long-term value creation. Read more.

5. European Commission 'concerned' about Chinese export restrictions on critical metals

The European Commission is "concerned" about China's export restrictions on gallium and germanium, two rare metals and critical raw materials (CRMs) that are indispensable for the production of advanced chips. Read more.

6. 'No more TikTok in class': Phones to be banned from Dutch classrooms

Mobile phones, tablets and smartwatches will be banned from classrooms in the Netherlands from the start of next year as they have been deemed too distracting. Read more.

7. Hidden Belgium: Tazu

Not many people know about the cocktail bar that opened in 2002 in Antwerp’s mysterious Vlaeykensgang quarter. It is hidden down a cobbled lane in one of the city’s oldest houses. Read more.

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Australian Issues Primer

Comment: In response to an Australian government decision to limit the expansion of Qatari flights to Australia - in part because of human rights violations against Australian women - the debate, sadly, has focused on the apparent loss of cheaper fares.

Just remember when you step on to flights of air companies owned by the robber baron authoritarians of the Middle East, you are subject to their reactionary laws.

6 Sept 2023

Anthony Dennis

Extract 1: Readers have written to Traveller decrying the hypocrisy embodied in public support of Qatar Airways. Some have referenced the notorious October 2020 incident, when 13 Australian women (among other nationalities) were removed from a Qatar Airways flight in the airline’s Doha hub, Hamad International Airport, after a newborn baby was found abandoned in the terminal.

The women were taken to waiting ambulances where they were stripped and subjected to gynaecological examinations.

“Why are people so keen on Qatar Airways as an alternative to Qantas and supposed protectionism?” wrote Herald reader Anne Mulvaney. “There are plenty of other airlines, such as Singapore, Thai and Malaysian, to choose from. Why fly through Doha and risk gynaecological examinations on women of child-bearing age or problems for a mother and sick child flying without the father. There are more important factors to consider when we fly than lounge access and lowest price.”

Extract 2: I suppose it depends on what we are prepared to turn a blind eye to for the sake of less expensive travel.

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Delhi Airport has some good news for travelers. The waiting period at immigration counters is set to be reduced, making the travel experience smoother and more efficient. This announcement has been welcomed by travelers who often have to wait for hours at immigration counters.

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This post got me curious, and as of September 2023, here are the "Customers Requiring Extra Space" policies of the Big Seven US air carriers.

American Airlines: Requires anyone who can't fit in a single seat to buy another seat. If you book in advance, the second seat will be sold to you at the same rate as your first seat. If you don't book in advance, you have to ask an airport agent if two adjacent seats are available. If two adjacent seats aren't available on your flight, "you can buy seats in a different flight at the same price as your original seats" (this does not clarify whether your original purchase will be refunded or not).

Delta Air Lines: "If you are unable to sit in your seat without encroaching into the seat next to you while the armrest is down, please ask the agent if they can reseat you next to an empty seat." To book extra seats in advance, you must contact Delta customer support.

Frontier Airlines: Requires anyone who can't fit in a single seat with the armrests down to buy another seat before flying. To book extra seats in advance, you must contact Frontier customer support.

JetBlue Airways: Has no posted policy. Contacting customer support yielded the following: "Customers who require an additional seat for their own comfort must purchase an additional seat adjacent to them at the lowest current available fare. It is not up to JetBlue to determine whether a Customer needs more than one seat."

Southwest Airlines: Requires anyone who can't fit in a single seat with the armrests down to book a second seat if they are booking in advance. If you book a second seat in advance, speak to a Southwest Customer Service Agent at the departure gate to obtain the necessary documents, and contact Southwest after your flight to request a refund, your additional seat purchase(s) will be refunded. If you do not book a second seat in advance, you can speak with the Customer Service Agent at the departure gate to determine whether you need additional seats. If you do, "you'll be accommodated with a complimentary additional seat." This policy does not detail what exactly happens in an oversale situation or if you need additional seating but none is available. You are not allowed to bring your own seatbelt extension—Southwest will provide one seatbelt extension per passenger. It is unclear what will happen if one extension is not enough.

Spirit Airlines: Requires anyone who can't fit in a single seat with the armrests down to buy another seat before flying. Passengers who require a seat belt extension are not allowed to sit in any seat equipped with an inflatable seat belt (a table is available on the help page).

United Airlines: Requires anyone who can't fit in a single seat with the armrests down AND/OR cannot buckle a seatbelt around themselves even with one extension to buy a second seat. The second seat can be purchased at the same rate as the first if you buy both seats on the same day. If you do not buy a second seat in advance, you may have to pay the rate available on the day of departure. If you refuse to purchase a second seat when United requires it, you will not be allowed to board the plane. You are not allowed to bring your own seat belt extension (average length of United's extension is 25 inches). If an additional seat is not available on the flight for which you're confirmed, you will be required to rebook on the next United flight that has two adjacent seats available. Rebooking penalties and fees will be waived (but this does not make clear if your original purchase will be refunded). If the rebooked flight is the next day and you are away from home, United will provide meals and lodging as they deem appropriate.

The best and most compassionate policy is clearly Southwest's. Providing extra seating free of charge/refundable is really just basic human decency, but very much not the norm for the air travel industry, unfortunately. This does not guarantee that the gate agent will cooperate when you request the necessary documents in order to be refunded, but at least the possibility is there. Delta's policy is so light on detail, I don't know whether additional seats on the day are free or not. If they are, that would make them second place, despite the requirement to contact support to book in advance and presumably pay. If not, Delta would be middle-of-the-pack, neither good nor bad. Next would be JetBlue's very laissez-faire attitude—not requiring an extra seat is good, but if you do decide you want one or it's best to get one to avoid complaints, you'll still have to pay for it yourself. United is probably next, solely because if you have to take a flight the next day, there is a chance they'll feed and house you for the night. Then American (tied with Delta if there are no free second seats), because there's really nothing notably positive or negative about it. Frontier is probably next, because requiring you to book extra seats via customer service doesn't seem like the worst catch here. Spirit brings up the rear with its seat restrictions based on inflatable seat belts, a restriction none of the other airlines have.

I hope my research will prove useful to other fat folks like me. I'm going to look at Southwest first the next time I need to fly. I don't know if I'm large enough to need a second seat, but if it turns out I am, I think the best chance I have of not being punished for it is with them. I recommend following the links I've provided to all the airlines' support pages before you decide to book with them, as well. It never hurts to read the fine print.

“So, I’m on a plane today. Here’s what I did to prepare to fly as a very fat person. (Thread.)” by @yrfatfriend

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I brought my own seatbelt extender, so I wouldn’t have to ask for one. Sometimes my extender is confiscated by the TSA. Today it wasn’t. I’m not worried about the embarrassment of asking for a seatbelt extender. I know I’m fat. I’m worried that hearing me ask for an extender will prompt others to complain. If they do, it starts a domino effect of trouble for me. Passengers complaining to flight attendants will get me reseated, charged double, or escorted off the plane, stranded without a way home.

Over the last 2 yrs, about 50% of passengers in my row complained about me. So, my body is regularly discussed in my presence w/o my input. Some policies don’t include a refund or rebooking policy. So I could be out $1300 & still stranded. That’s a risk I take every time I fly. And no matter what happens, if someone complains, my body will be discussed loudly, with open revulsion, without regard for who hears it. As a very fat person on a plane, I am treated like luggage–a cumbersome, exasperating inconvenience. Inanimate & unfeeling.

I also checked my bag so I wouldn’t give any other passengers another reason to be irritated with me. I bought a first class tickets bc they’re a bit wider, but mostly because there are partitions between seats. So complaints are less likely.

Although I bought a first class ticket, and despite being ~60 lbs smaller than I used to be, the tray table doesn’t fit around me. Without a tray table, I can’t work for the full six hours. I also won’t be able to eat the first class meal that comes with the ticket. I also won’t request anything so the flight attendant doesn’t have to reach over me, again prompting my seat mate to complain.

So I’ll sit silently, arms crossed, so I don’t encroach on my neighbor’s space.

Today, I was lucky–I boarded & the flight took off without incident. I hope I’m so lucky on my return flight. No one likes flying. It’s not comfortable for anyone. But for some of us, it’s a major physical, financial & emotional risk.

And this isn’t about emotional fragility. I’m vulnerable, but I’m tough. This is about airline policies, and about what happens when others decide to make an issue of my body.

I was complained about for the first time about six years ago. I will never forget it. I was on an oversold flight, moved to a middle seat. The man sitting next to me became increasingly agitated. I said hello, asked how he was. He didn’t respond. He got up several times to talk to a flight attendant, pointing angrily back at me. My stomach sunk as I realized what was happening. When he returned, he gathered his things and said sharply, “this is for your comfort. It’ll be better for both of us.” The FA looked at him blankly and said "no it’s not. Someone else will be sitting here.” He scowled at her, then me, then moved to his new seat–directly in front of me.

I spent the rest of the flight with my arms & legs crossed, humiliated and alone. No one spoke to me or made eye contact. The flight attendant didn’t speak to me, but gave free food and drinks to the others in my row–rewards for tolerating my presence. No one said anything. No one interrupted him or reached out to me. I was invisible.

At the end of the flight, as we filed into the aisle, the man who asked to be reseated spoke to me. “I wouldn’t do that to someone who was pregnant or in a wheelchair,” he said. “I know,” I said. “That’s what makes this so awful.”

I didn’t fly for a year and a half after that. Refused travel for work, didn’t see my family, only traveled where I could drive.

I fly now because I love my family, who live about a thousand miles away. I don’t know what my life would be without my niece & nephew. I fly because I value my job, & I’m good at it. & bc advancing my career means traveling. People bigger than me may not have that option. I fly because my life is my own, and others’ preconceptions of me & my body won’t control it. But they can make it much, much harder.

If you learned something from this thread/think others might, please RT. It would genuinely help if others knew where their complaints lead.

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