#sensory exploration

[ayawriteshsr]

Hi. I saw that you write for Fugue. I would like to request some spicy Fugue x virgin!male reader if you're comfortable with that. Specifically Fugue using her tails to jerk the reader off. Maybe with reader returning the favor by eating her out in the end or fingering her.

The dim glow of the moon filtered through the curtains, casting long shadows across the room. Fugue's gaze lingered on you, a playful smirk gracing her lips as she leaned in closer, her many tails curling around you with a teasing touch. Their soft, silken texture sent a shiver down your spine, and you swallowed hard, nerves evident in your eyes.

"You don't have to be so tense," Fugue purred, her voice laced with amusement as her tails slowly coiled around your thighs, inching higher with deliberate intent. "I'll take care of everything."

Your breath hitched when the velvety touch wrapped around you, moving in slow, measured strokes that made it impossible to focus on anything else. Her eyes never left yours, a mixture of curiosity and desire flickering within them as she watched every little reaction play across your face.

It was overwhelming—how easily she took control, how effortlessly she unraveled you with nothing more than her teasing caresses. Your hands twitched at your sides, unsure of where to touch, but the need to reciprocate grew stronger with each passing second.

Summoning your courage, you reached out, fingers grazing the smooth curve of her waist, drawing a soft hum of approval from her lips. Encouraged, you let your touch wander lower, pressing gently, feeling the way her muscles tensed beneath your fingertips.

Fugue's teasing faltered for a moment, her smirk replaced by a soft sigh as you deepened your exploration, intent on returning the pleasure she so easily bestowed upon you.

[365momme]

10 Educational Activities for Toddlers: Making Learning Fun

Photo by Brett Sayles on Pexels.com Ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls, gather ’round! Prepare to embark on a wildly entertaining journey into the world of education for the tiniest scholars. We present to you, with a dash of humor and a sprinkle of silliness, the top 10 educational activities for toddlers that will have them giggling their way to knowledge! Sensory Play: Get ready to squish,…

[littlescholarsacademy]

Art activities play a crucial role in child development in Ohio, fostering creativity and cognitive skills from a young age. Engaging in art allows children to express themselves freely while honing their fine motor skills through activities like painting, drawing, and sculpting.

[smartstartdaycareinc]

The first year of your baby’s life is filled with wonder, excitement, and plenty of milestones. At Smart Start Daycare Inc.’s infant care program in Chicago, Illinois, we understand the importance of these early developmental stages and strive to support both babies and parents every step of the way.

[anaheimhillsmontessorischool]

It’s an exciting phase when a child steps into the world of learning, where every nuance impacts their development. These pivotal years laid the groundwork for their growth trajectory. A cornerstone in this journey is sensorial activities that stimulate children’s senses. By incorporating these activities, any Montessori school in Anaheim, California, lays an immersive environment that fosters innate curiosity and promotes self-driven exploration.

[ladyms-stuff]

Smells do miracles ✨

[gettingadooog]

Engaging Autumn Activities for Your Pup

Autumn is here, and it's the perfect season to introduce new games to your pup! 🍂 Discover interactive activities that will keep tails wagging all through the fall. Dive in now! 🐶 #AutumnDogFun #CanineOutdoorActivities

Autumn, with its vibrant array of colours and cooler temperatures, is a special time of the year. For many dogs and their owners, it offers a refreshing change from the sweltering heat of summer. The rustling of the fallen leaves and the invigorating air provide unique opportunities for play and exercise. In this guide, we delve into various autumn activities to keep your pup engaged and make the…

[topbabytrends]

Holistic Development through Sensory Play: Engaging Your Baby's Five Senses

Hello, wonderful parents! Have you ever noticed your baby’s face light up at the sound of a favorite song or when touching different textures? This fascination is more than just play; it’s your child’s way of exploring and engaging with their world. Welcome to the magical realm of sensory play! What is Sensory Play? Sensory play includes any activity that stimulates your baby’s senses: touch,…

[lovehina019]

[stiminality]

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[stimfiles]

true_explores - credit me (link or tag) if using!

[retrostimz]

Abandoned Arcade!

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[elfpylon]

just finished season 1 of Pantheon and holy Fucking shit is it good. It’s barely anything like what I expected.

Deep, really unsettling, and really fucking cool because I am laugh-crying with joy at how SICK the digital U.I. battle scenes are with the interspersed visual representation of the code and actual logic processing of uploaded human minds brute force attacking each other like oh my god oh my god oh my god. The Concepts. The C O N C E P T S.

anyways I cried a lot time for season 2.

[sexylittleslutsls]

For I am drawn into this excitement of desire …. There isn’t any saving me from this enticement of what is salacious …. Enticed by a world to be discovered …. Take me to this place of unknown with you …. A place where fantasies are discovered together …. As we explore to fulfil our secrets …. I want every sinful moment to be with you …. 😈😈

[queershakespeare]

i have a lot of thoughts about poor things (2024) but most of them ultimately boil down to how refreshing it is to see a story that so wholly embodies an autistic perspective on sexuality, joy and self-discovery

[revvethasmythh]

tbh thinking about my writing and the ways i've grown to feel surprisingly self-conscious about it, and i'm starting to genuinely think it's because i rarely use sensory descriptions. ironic, considering i have sensitive hearing and sensitive smell irl, that i tend not to process the world in a sensory manner in my writing and focus a lot more on like. describing body language and tone and interior emotional landscapes as the more important facets that take precedent for me. and i don't think it's bad, actually! i quite like my writing when i look back on it, and i don't find it lacking, but i do find myself in the process of writing fretting somewhat about that lack of sensory descriptions and if i'd be a better writer if they were there. the answer, i think, is maybe! but it's also not my natural inclination, which has led me to develop different styles of descriptions which are also not bad. much to think about