I need to feel someone’s body weight on top of me.
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I need to feel someone’s body weight on top of me.

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women who like men but are lonely about it are equally clueless what to do about it as the other way around. for the record
First colds in November, now my husband has a fever in December? Universe, cut it out 😩
Me in 2018, not yet medicated for my bipolar disorder: I mean yeah I do have a debilitating mood disorder that has been severely detrimental to my overall wellbeing, but it's not a REAL disability
Me after starting on mood stabilizers: fine, fine, it's TECHNICALLY a disability. But it's a milder version and easily managed so I still don't feel like I'm allowed to call myself disabled tbh
Me in 2021, not yet medicated for my ADHD: okay sure I may have a neurological disorder that impacts my attention span and short-term memory in such a substantial way that it's not even safe for me to drive, but I don't feel like it really qualifies as a disability?
Me after starting on Adderall: alright I guess I'm willing to self-identify as disabled. I still feel guilty when I talk to people who have REAL disabilities though, because I can basically lead a normal life as long as I stay on my meds, which feels extremely privileged and unfair
Me in 2025, having inadvertently discovered I've been living with a moderate degree of hypermobility my entire life without even realizing: wait, so I've been having weird issues with some parts of my body that other people don't typically experience because I'm... disabled. Oh.
Recently I realized that I don't wear my (small, silver, rather plain) magen David necklace as part of my formal wear for work, and considering the state of the world, I think it's more important than ever to be visible. I will not be silenced. I will not be cowed, or made afraid. I will not hide myself. At least, not now. I think now there is still time, and so it's more important than ever.
And at the same time as I've been wearing it more in public and on more casual work days, I still wouldn't wear it as part of my formal attire. And I realized this recently and actually interrogated that instinct more, and realized it was because I hadn't been considering it to be "professional."
Now why wouldn't it be professional?
Other similarly situated people wear small crosses or crucifixes all the time, and no one says anything. Heck, I've even see people wear similarly tasteful pentacles, Buddhist jewelry, etc. So why wouldn't my understated magen David be similarly fine? Because it might draw unnecessary attention? Because it might be considered "too political"?
Anyway I've started wearing it. I don't accept that line of thinking, in myself or anyone else who might direct it at me.

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Soppes Dorre: Attempt 1
Recipe here.
I think I didn't cook the almond milk/wine mixture enough to get it truly thick, but this is also my first time using almond milk to make something custard-esque (I've previously only ever used cow's milk with eggs). So it's possible I didn't cook it correctly this time.
BUT
It was pretty good and very filling. I recommend it for anyone who loves French toast.
Art School
Debating going in-depth about my experiences and whether or not I think it was worth it in the end, buuuuut I also don't wanna be shouting to the void either.
Yay or nay?
Spill the tea, sis
Nah/Too late already graduated/Not planning on art school
even though i am not super open about radfeminism to most people irl i still do talk about it a lot (because i think about it a lot lol) and i get a lot of people saying they're like parallel to incels because they're people who have been hurt irrationally taking it out through rage against the opposite sex. i feel like they're covertly proving the importance of radfeminism like.... you're saying to me a massive amount of women have been hurt by men and patriarchy and sexual violence? maybe we should do something about that