Sad Heda

Stuff that has been lying around for way too long and I gave up on finishing part 84

just have it

And the second pic to go along with @raedmagdon’s fic for Korrasami week day2 ‘Affection’ !

this is gonna be for the thigh high boots episode, tho this isn’t really much yet but I have big plangs for this. everyone is gonna get some lovin.

Not really, but 😙

nnnnope

well well well how the turntables

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Chapters: 3/3 Fandom: The 100 (TV) Rating: Explicit Relationships: Clarke Griffin/Lexa Characters: Clarke Griffin, Lexa (The 100) Additional Tags: Clexa, Smut, Rough Sex, Strap-On, Fucking, Dirty Talk, Squirting, service top Lexa, Bottom Clarke, Top Lexa, D/s, Doggy Style, Alternate Universe - Modern Setting, Oral Sex, Face-Sitting, Power Bottom Clarke, strapless strap-on, Porn with Feelings, Plot What Plot/Porn Without Plot, Genderqueer Lexa, episodic smut Chapter 3: Joystick Summary: Lexa has a tentative plan to try out a recent acquisition with Clarke on the night of their anniversary.

Rational brain: Not only do I not wear nail polish, but even when I did, I only ever wore black and just hoarded the other 20 colors I owned without using them. It’s a complete waste of money to buy any

‘I like seeing the world through a lens.’ Lexa shrugged, taking a moment to bring the camera up to her eye and taking a photo of Clarke, earning a pout of protest from the blonde. Lexa stuck out her tongue. ’It gives a whole new perspective.’

'Like a paintbrush.’

'Exactly like a paintbrush.’

'Well, not exactly,’ Clarke shrugged, 'With a paintbrush you have a little more control.’

'Do you?’ Lexa asked, taking another photo before continuing. 'You only have as much control as you allow it. The camera body is like a paintbrush. Different sizes for different functions. The lenses are like the paint. Different types for different brushes. You know what the one thing they have in common is, though?’

'What?’

Lexa smiled, 'Colors. Whether it be paint or through a lens, colors are what connect so many things. Colors are everywhere. The sky. Clothing. Nature. Eyes. But it’s up to the artist, painter or photographer, to interpret it and take advantage of it.’