#rack toys

[fitsofgloom]

"This case is ice cold, boys! Let's put some Pepper on it!" I love these bonkers retro rack toys and their out-of-left-field TV and movie tie-ins. "Police Woman" has some surprisingly dark and edgy plot lines, and I'd have really gotten a kick out of watching episodes back in the '70s and trying to solve the cases of The Skid Row Slasher, The Nursing Home Angels of Death, and The Bridal Veil Strangler with the aid my trusty crime lab kit and Angie Dickinson action figure.

[sexymikayla3]

[pretty-kitten-3]

Anyway when we ended our date by the busy bus station she shoved her tongue in my mouth until I went dumb, punched me in the gut before sending me off, then texting me before I sat down to tell me to clean the lipstick off my face and my wifi hotspot off

D/s dreams

[dazed-dollie]

🌻 grieving the end 🌻

a reminder for good girls, boys, subs, dolls, pets, toys, Doms/Dommes, Caregivers, Masters/Mistresses and everyone in between: It’s ok to grieve the end of a power exchange relationship or dynamic, no matter how it ended. We play in risky waters in this space. It's natural when opening yourself to such risk and vulnerability that you will experience more intense emotions - both high and low - on all sides of the exchange. The end of the relationship or dynamic is not the end of the story...

It's ok to grieve... - even if it was short-lived

- even if it felt time-tested

- even if you were ghosted with no signals or signs

- even if you got closure that still feels like a open wound inside

- even if you weren't as ready as you thought when it started

- even if you had to end it by using a safe word or enforcing your boundaries

- even if lines got blurred or crossed

- even if new you enjoyed exploring the kinks that must now become hard limits

- even if you couldn’t tell the difference between red flags and your own self doubt

- even if all parties left hurt and angry

- even if it kindled a new fire in you

- even if the flames consumed it all in the end

- even if you still feel conflicted about how you handled things

- even if in the end you felt used

- even if you miss the times you felt safe and cared for

- even if you still want to hold on to the good memories - even if you still see the future you envisioned when you close your eyes - even if you needed to stop to care for your mental health and safety - even if non-kink life events have to take priority

To grieve is to make the intentional decision to face the process of mourning of the loss of something important. There is no wrong way to feel while experiencing loss.

Grieving is not bringing back what is lost or even the act of simply letting it go; it is a promise to yourself and your future that you must keep moving forward. We can't change the course of events that cause the end but we have do still have to face the future and live with the memories. Feel all stages of emotions. Give yourself grace and time to move on. Try not to move into something new too fast. Learn the lessons that you can. Make more informed decisions the next time. Most importantly, take care of yourself 🌻

[stevefightmerogerss]

*insert joke about how bucky washes his metal arm and his sex toys in top rack of the dishwasher*

[flamewar05]

Wreck N Rule

[fitsofgloom]

Slay The Terrible Lizards

[sexymikayla3]

[carnivalcarriondiscarded]

shit... now that i wear earrings im gonna have to whip up an earring rack to hang them all in plain sight, lest i forget they exist...

[st-peculiar]

I’m officially losing it

[yuri-is-online]

I'm tired and stressed so I did, in fact, start reading about gunplay because of the comments under my joke post about Taiga and... if one of the listed risks of a kink is "legal repercussions" then maybe that should be my cue to go to bed

[hyydraworks]

Have some things coming down the pipeline, but today brain is mush, so here’s new Mothra friends that are coming!!

[scarecrowdrugs]

I've been thinking of ideas for Clarice's childhood room when Jonathan still had "custody" of her and I think I'm going for the same kind of vibe that RE2 Remake's Orphanage had! Mostly in terms of having that same sort of Uncanny Valley feel, like whoever decorated it had some sense of what children found comforting but couldn't quite stop it from feeling a little off.

[play-my-game]

[fitsofgloom]

Come On And Safari With Me!

[sexymikayla3]