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(Edit: If anyone knows the source of this, so I can give proper credit, please tell me!)

One of the dangers of edging on Tumblr, in this little corner of debauchery, is that sometimes you get something stuck in your head. It bounces around, gets bigger, spirals out of control, and you're stuck thinking about it. It runs away with you. Like this one.

Cumdump.

It sticks in the back of your desperate, edging mind. Cumdump. You might cringe at it, if you were in any other headspace. Cumdump. But there it is, and then you start thinking. Or it starts getting into your thoughts. Especially if you're like me, and you're prone to oral fixation as it is.

Cumdump.

Suddenly you're thinking about it actively. The filthiest words, the filthiest language in your head as you fixate on it. On being a cumdrunk little slut. On serving and servicing, submitting and sucking. On your mouth being nothing more than an owned, claimed fuckhole. On looking up. Feeling him tense. Feeling it in your mouth, tasting it, swallowing it, knowing it's where it belongs, and you're where you belong. Thanking him.

Cumdump.

It's degrading to even think about, but that's why it turns you on. You might look back on it later and shiver a little, but that's why you love it. And later isn't important. Right now you're thinking about it, about drowning in his cum, about obeying and pleasing and begging for more.

All that, from one little word.

Herbes de Provence ~

4 parts dried rosemary 3 parts dried thyme 2 parts dried savory 2 parts dried basil 2 parts dried marjoram 1 parts dried lavender

Blocklava (via blocklava)

This is so damn sweet.

The Great Barrier Reef Marine Park Authority has caved to the pressure of the mining industry and the Federal Government. The agency charged with "the protection, wise use, understanding and enjoyment of the Great Barrier Reef in perpetuity" has allowed it to be sold out for short-term profits.  Late yesterday, they granted a permit to dump five million tonnes of dredge spoil inside the Great Barrier Reef World Heritage Area.  This destructive project is now allowed to go-ahead - unless we make a last ditch effort to challenge it in court. Click here to learn more, and help fund the legal challenge to save our Reef:  http://www.getup.org.au/reef-fighting-fund

another legal action kick starter can be found here: