i don't get anything out of "embarrassment" or viewing it as an agere thing. cute to watch, maybe. i like it for sensory reasons, so peeing on someone or vice versa is way hotter

do ittt

i became the weapon it wields to hurt itself in order to feel good. now a blunt object given control, i crave the impact, obsess over the look in its eyes as it instinctively pulls away just moments before. yet i wonder - am i still just a dog on a leash?

i used to think i'd be happy being owned by someone. pathetic and eager to please and smiling no matter what they did, so long as i trusted that they would praise me in the end. in reality, i never wanted to submit. i just needed to have purpose and to receive feedback. so i found it-

she did TWO school presentations on wolves and had a wolf plushie. can you imagine how she'd react to a wolf girl

age regression cute aggression

of course, who knows if we have the same ideas as to what getting along means

maybe there's something wrong with us because we read something like this and think "it wasn't even that messed up" while glancing at all the reviews. that said it definitely still hit home, invoked a lot of varying emotions, and made us think about certain things we want

miss "read otherside picnic" liked it too

this show is literal magic though. it makes you want to throw away everything you're stubbornly still holding onto and dress up and bake and do stuff with friends. the healing power of cute girls

the show really is a genuine exploration of transfeminine joy. especially if you're a shut-in who wants to be taken care of or you feel like a kid sometimes