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🎨: psyfly

Point 1: the ringing tone of a tuning fork is piercing. there's a reason similar sounds are often used in sound baths (and i've written about those here before already) such high-pitched, clear resonances can be felt to a degree, and they're also not a sound one would encounter in everyday life (unless you have tinnitus, i guess,) which gives a sense of unearthliness.

Point 2: the action of striking something to produce the ringing is tactile, physical. a repetitive motion. a forceful motion. tap, ring, tap, ring. it seems to fill the very air itself, after a time, when done properly. one could easily find themselves imagining such a strike sending similar signals into their own head.

1: we have since gotten a tuning fork.

2: on the instances we've demonstrated our theorem of using it for hypnosis purposes at our local hypnosis munch, people's opinions quickly went from "seems a weird choice but okay" to "oh. oh i get it." the moment we demonstrated

small top who envenoms you lizardstyle to weaken you enough for you to get fucked

cetacean girlfriend who loves it when you swim with her so she can shove you down into the water. she thinks your struggling is kind of cute

petplay but the pet in question is the biggest fucking horse you have ever seen. she's really sweet though. she makes cute little noises while trying to use her body mass to sort of steer you towards the breeding mount in the corner that she would really like you to lay down on

bratty parrotgirl repeating every command you give her back to you in a stupid voice

snakey domme laying against you and wrapping herself around you and slowly getting tighter and tighter until it turns into breathplay, and letting her "kiss" you by flicking her forked tongue across your lips

elephant girl fully lifting you off the ground with her trunk and carrying you somewhere