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smth about yearning

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thinking abt forcing arthur morgan into having a size kink. pointing out how much bigger he is than you all the time, using that voice when you do. pretending to be incapable of doing things that a big man needs to do. feeding him the idea until it subconsciously cements itself into his brain and suddenly he's folding you in half and losing his mind over how easily your body bends to his will. he's no longer able to ignore how tiny your cunt appears to be when his hand cups your mound, or when he stretches you on two thick and scarred fingers. gears turn in his head, ideas of what else this size difference can do for him. he starts to become partial to positions that emphasize the differenceβprone bone, mating press, maybe a rendition of some type of nelson a few times just for the hell of it.
counting down the days til i can eat her out like this until sheβs crying and begging for me to stop. brat asked for it with her mouth running when its meant to be for pretty moans only
It had started with a question
Little DCEU comic before I go back to sleep

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The idea that children's writing is a lower form β a brain-injured version of writing for adults, as Amis caricatured it β is as persistent as it is misguided. Children's literature isn't a defective and frivolous sidebar to the grown-up sort. It's the platform on which everything else is built. It's through what we read as children that we imbibe our first understanding of what it is to inhabit a fictional world, how words and sentences carry a style and tone of voice, how a narrator can reveal or occlude the minds of others, and how we learn to anticipate with excitement or dread what's round the corner.
Sam Leith, The Haunted Wood: A History of Childhood Reading
β¦this game isnβt good for my heart!