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Home is Us, A Bit of Poly D/s Smut for Beyond #fetchat
ast week's #fetchat was all about Polyamorous D/s relationships. This bit of smutty flash is my Beyond #fetchat offering.
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The First Word, A Beyond #fetchat Poem
Last week Nikki from loveisafetish.com (my amazing #fetchat co-host) and I introduced Beyond #fetchat, a weekly creative prompt. Our topic this week's Beyond #fetchat was impact play.
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Dream/Time: A Wicked Wednesday Flash of Smut
This week's Wicked Wednesday prompt was all about time - timekeeping, time management. I became obsessed with the idea of an erotic dream, where time moves with its own rhythm.
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The Best Sexual You, Sex and Magic Numbers
Everywhere there's talk about how to the best you in the new year, including how much sex makes a relationship healthy. Guess what? There's no magic number.
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Masturbation and Intimacy, A Musing about Relationships
A musing about masturbation and intimacy, and how self-love can serve as a way to achieve sexual intimacy with yourself and your partner(s).
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Reflecting on #fetchat in 2019
2019 has been a year of revelation, acceptance, and celebration. One of the accomplishments of which I’m most proud is contributing to the re-emergence of #fetchat in April.
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I’m Genderqueer, A Revelation 49 Years in the Making
It's two weeks before the end of 2019, and it looks like the year is going out with a revelation. Let's get the hard part out of the way: I'm genderqueer femme.
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A Practice of Self-Love & Kindness
On Tuesday I watched myself have an orgasm. I've been processing the experience for the past few days. Seeing myself with compassion and care has always been a challenge. But learning how to adopt a kinder gaze takes practice.
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Everyone Needs a Safeword
Let's talk about safety, specifically the practice of establishing a safeword. Regardless of whether you're vanilla or a kinkster, everyone needs one.
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“The Acolyte,” a foot worship poem & a little #fetchat history
We’re talking about foot fetishes today on #fetchat. I was inspired by the idea of foot worship and the poem, "The Acolyte" happened.
