The Art and Practice of Being Dagmar

This is my favorite way to be roped up: quick, confident, competent.

Damn fine reason to get strong. I hope you get to see and hear the joy your work is giving her.

I got to open my windows today and leave them open for hours, breathing in the post-rain air. It felt so good. I didn't want to close them but it's going to storm again overnight.
A little fresh air is better than none, right?

You deserve better. You fill a need for so many people and you do it without harming anyone whenever you can help it. Hell of a lot better than the people legislating against you.

I heard you then, when Backpage was taken down. I heard you when credit cards started refusing to take your cash, as if it were dirtier than anyone else's.
I wish I had enough voice to amplify yours.

It's almost like they sit down in committee and try to come up with new, stunningly cruel ways to drive the US to being a 3rd World country.

Bonus: they also work with TENS. In fact, one piece i have has a port one one side.

I got a beautiful day collar from someone on Etsy who does things with tiny rings that speak to me. CaptiveCollars out of WI.

I've used a variety of vendors, but my personal favorites have come from Chicago Toolworks, which doesn't seem to have a website (they may be using a reseller). A lot of their handles are airplane-grade tooled aluminum, which keeps them lite, easy to clean, & able to be used in temperature play.

I would hate for there to me something unsaid between us, my ursine friend.

I hope this matter has been rectified to your (mutual) satisfaction.

Do not get your appendages stuck in that. The ER will have to call in the fire brigade because they have the right tools. (Source: my child got a finger caught in the hole on a wooden pizza peel.)

*crossing fingers*

apparently when I said I wanted to see Les Misérables someday, I should have clarified that I did not mean "unfolding on the streets around me in real time"

Are you ok?

For real. My kid's get the day off, but i have to Be An Adult? Pure nonsense.

With that prominent curve on the left, I might have to lean toward Dolly or Jayne.

I donate platelets. Let's go.

My voice cracks, breaking as another wave of sensation rolls through me. You've taken me from agony to ecstasy and back so many times tonight. How could the cries of delight ever expect to keep up?
You pause to let me catch my breath, then set me moaning as you build a wave again. I gasp,wordless.

Have you tried tajin?

If I am going to remain an *ethical* slut, I might have to stop hanging out with people who haven't hit the "half my age +7" guideline

Would you recommend reusable eggs or something that dissolves in situ?

If you insist

What would "doing something" look like for you?

History books aren't long enough to include everyone. They aren't even long enough to include all the immediately relevant people for pivotal events. Most of us will be left out of the edits. But you might figure very prominently in someone's personal history. This is still a good thing to have done

I'm pale enough that I could work as a bounce for a photographer and i think that comment is bullsh!t. How can he just say "African American skin" like there isn't a huge range of beautiful tones and undertones. Ahh, the history of racism in photographic technology 🙄

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a black and white dog are looking at each other . Alt: a black dog offers comfort by hugging their white dog friend

Lemon, I am so very sorry that your heart has been hurt like this. And I am sorry that our language is inadequate to explain why the breaking of a non-romantic love could hurt so deeply. It is love, after all. Why wouldn't its loss hurt? I hope you can find comfort as you sort through the pain.

One orgasm is just getting started. Let's double it and pay it forward.

When meeting someone in person, what is the first thing you usually notice?