heldedge

“What’s endured about The Last Unicorn is its treatise on how trying to possess a symbol can erode its meaning, how attempts to commodify the transcendental deface its poignance — as Miller writes in The Unicorn Trade, ‘The Last Unicorn could be interpreted as a parable warning against the destructive desire to possess unicorns.’

“And therefore there is a notable irony that the book’s success helped launch a new unicorn marketing craze — one that’s never fully let up.”

It's all so hot. The way their demeanor changes upon hearing you call them adorable, the absent-minded showing off when you make a comment on how a certain body part looks. The rolling eyes, and their moans, and their mumbled "thank you" after any sort of compliment, their brains breaking from all the praise they're recieving.

The most arousing part, however, is seeing their self esteem change. A lot of people are self-concious, or have trouble calling themselves cute. But when they're hypnotized, their minds mold to your words, turning even the most self-deprecating subs into whimpering toys, mindlessly telling you about how cute they are and how pretty they feel~

Boosting the confidence of subjects is absolutely the best thing you can do as a tist.

Taking someone who lives their life feeling isolated, vulnerable, or alone, and letting them feel their true worth, boosting their self-esteem, killing off the trauma of Instagram comparisons, doing those things make them feel special, to make them blush a little, to nurture a more confident way of living, is not only good for the sub, but as a tist you come away with knowing you did some good today.

I want to fight back and make snippy comments and wrestle around and tease but the minute someone says

“Don’t you wanna be a good boy for me? Where’s my good boy?”

“But I’m not tired,” she protests.