• @[email protected]
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    41 year ago

    It’s always the dam fingers. There’s a textual inversion called bad-hands5 or something that I use, not sure how much it helps though

    • @lialddOP
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      1 year ago

      Sorry, edited. The implication was supposed to be that she’s telling you what the safe word is, just a little consent play. Not that you’re telling her anything. Does she look like the kind of person you can tell what to do?

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      1 year ago

      yeah the image is hot, but the title suuuuuucks. use better safewords

      Edit: title is much better now. Very hot image

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            -21 year ago

            “The safe word is ‘safe word’” is a pretty lame title for a sexy photo, unless you’re a lawyer. I’ll just scrap and redo.

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              01 year ago

              It’s just realistic. It may sound “not hot” but that’s not the point of safe words, it’s to communicate either “everything is fine” or “everything is not fine, we need to pause or stop”. (Also you want something simple and easy to remember, like my favorite Red/Yellow/Green).

              What’s hot about it is the trust that those words signify. That when you play with others, you share an understanding that they care more about your safety than the scene itself, that they will drop everything for you if something is wrong. And you would do the same. That’s hot.