She/Her in my 20s ✨️ I just like magic & spankings ✨️
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Okay, hear me out. Positive affirmations where I spank you while you do them so they get beaten into you like the negative thoughts were beaten in by someone else.
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Replace "I should have known" with "now I know better." Forgive yourself, because self-shame is self-sabotage.
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Come here, my love. Sit on my lap yes, right here where you belong. Feel my arms lock around you? That’s because you’re mine. And I don’t just mean in some sweet, casual way I mean you’re mine in every breath, every thought, every heartbeat. I want every single moment of you. Tonight, I’m taking you out, not just to show you off, but to remind the world that the most beautiful person in the room is mine to hold, mine to kiss, mine to worship. Over dinner, I’ll keep one hand on your thigh under the table, feeling you squirm just a little while I praise you for being my perfect, good little kitten. I’ll feed you, kiss you between bites, and watch you glow under my attention. Then we’ll take a slow car ride, your hand in mine, my thumb brushing over your skin, making sure you remember exactly who you belong to. When we get home, I’m not letting you out of my arms. We’ll curl up together, your head on my chest, my fingers drawing lazy circles over your stomach, my lips pressing forehead kisses between murmured praises. I’ll tell you how proud I am, how much I need you, how you’re my only weakness and my greatest obsession. And when we fall asleep, I’ll still be holding you because you’re not leaving my arms, not tonight, not ever.
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Like a goddamn button
After she has had a long hard day being strong and independent. Slide your thumb in her mouth and watch her mind turn off while she sucks on it.
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And then we eat a snack after I calm down 🥹
Reblog if you wish you were getting spanked right now
Because you’ve been naughty after all.
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When pumpkins grin on doorsteps and the world dons cloaks of amber, crimson, and gold… when whispers of ghosts stir the air and witches gather beneath the harvest moon. This is the season my soul stirs awake.
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hello, i was wondering if you had any resources on staying sane when you live in an abusive/toxic household and can't leave? i'm disabled and dependent on my mother. i'm on a waitlist for disabled housing services but apparently the waitlists can last years and i just don't know how i can keep going like this. i can't even get a job to get out of the house and stay occupied for a bit.
Hi anon,
I’m so sorry you’re in this situation. Living in an abusive or toxic household that you can’t leave yet is incredibly hard, and I want to start by validating that your pain and exhaustion are completely real. Feeling trapped takes a toll on every part of you.
Here are some things that might help while you wait for your chance to get out:
Create micro safe spaces. Even if it’s just a corner of your room, make a little area that’s yours and somewhere you can retreat and feel a bit of peace. Add comforting textures, scents, or items that feel grounding. Maybe even create a self-care box, anchoring pouch or texture box.
Build an inner world. If leaving isn’t possible, mental escape can help. Journaling, reading, writing, art, games, or podcasts can give your mind somewhere safer to go. For me, I really enjoyed reading as an escape, but whatever your interests are works.
Practice “emotional shielding.” Visualize an invisible shield or bubble around yourself when things get tense. It’s a mental way to say, Their cruelty doesn’t define me.
Set small routines that are yours. When everything feels out of your control, even small rituals like making tea at the same time each day, or stretching every morning can remind your brain that you exist outside the chaos.
Lean on external support where you can. Online communities, peer support spaces, or things like that can help you feel less isolated. You deserve to be heard, even if the people around you won’t listen.
It’s okay to take things one day, or even one hour, at a time. It takes strength to endure and protect yourself in an environment that isn’t safe.
You’re already taking steps toward freedom by getting on that waitlist. Even if it takes time, there’s a life outside of this waiting for you, and I’m rooting for you to get there.
I'm really sorry I don't have resources to link, but if any followers do, please feel free to share them.
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one day, you will find yourself being loved by entirely new people and wonder why you were ever worried you’d never find them
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