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i don’t want him to just be aroused, no… i want him to suffer from it. i want him to feel actual pain and despair because his cock is so hard and leaking so badly that his brain simply cannot function. i want him to be on the verge of tears, begging me to touch him, or to let him touch me. i don’t want him to just want me, i want him to need me to an absolutely deranged degree that should probably be illegal.

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ideal living situation is what i call the 'sitcom special' : having all your closest friends live in the same apartment building or neighborhood where you each have your own space but can wander in and out of eachothers homes at will, seemingly always welcome and never at bad times. and also all of you only have jobs when its important to the plot.

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fossilized teeth

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How is everything so vulgar and over sexualised but completely sexless and devoid of magnetism and desire….. neutered ass planet

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knowing u existed when ur grandmother was carrying your mother is such a raw female experience and things like that rlly puts into perspective why men r so jealous and had to come up with whole religions that put like the father the son and the holy ghost above real female power. “you were made from Adam’s rib” yeah haha ok buddy. you’ve existed inside two female reproductive systems before u even knew u were ALIVE and have the gall to say some dumb shit like women come from? A RIB? LMAO

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Being an adult in this recession and being like wow I am totally "splurging" on 3 new sets of cotton underwear and 3 pairs of socks like whoaaaaa hold your horses duke of the land where's all this money gonna come from

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Beyoncé on the set of ‘Baby Boy”, Miami 2003.

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Propaganda I’m not falling for: “medium-ugly men”, “dad bods”, or the idea that “men are visual creatures” who have a right to be with beautiful women and enjoy intimacy to the fullest, while women are expected to only prioritize a man’s personality, ability to provide, and willingness to endure life/intimacy with him. The notion that physical attraction is something only men are entitled to is one of the most insidious manipulations the patriarchy has pushed onto women. It reduces a universal human desire into a gendered expectation and silences women’s right to want—and choose—based on their own desires.

This mindset is deeply rooted in complementarian worldviews that center male comfort while diminishing female autonomy. Women are constantly judged by our appearance, yet men are allowed to be mediocre in looks, effort, and lifestyle without facing the same scrutiny, all while still feeling entitled to beautiful partners. We’re told that men are “visual creatures,” yet many show no regard for their own appearance, their homes, or the way they present themselves. We’re taught that sex is something men do to women, not something both partners are meant to enjoy and participate in equally.

The result? A world full of beautiful, accomplished women being told they’re “too picky” or “superficial”while mediocre men lament loneliness—usually because the stunning woman they want won’t look their way, even though they ignore women who are their actual peers. And somehow, we’re supposed to feel sorry for them—not for the equally single, equally overlooked woman.

I simply refuse to believe these lies. I like my men handsome. Period.

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call me adobe acrobat the way i’m not responding

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I finished writing my part in the applied international research project!

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Monica Bellucci during Spike TV Presents 2003 GQ Men of the Year Awards