stickygirl
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Bang goes another thread overrun by cum- swilling donkey dicks . Jeez fc as if there weren’t enough of those threads already
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Hang on. (hugs as needed)Mood: suicidal
Listening to: blood pressure pounding in my head
Wearing: grey pajama set with white stars
As I mentioned earlier in another thread, on Literotica LGBTQIA seems to mean bi-Male (with a very capital “M”) or bicuriousBang goes another thread overrun by cum- swilling donkey dicks . Jeez fc as if there weren’t enough of those threads already
Apropos: This might be the right place to talk about sometime that angsts me a bit (tell me if it doesn't belong here). Increasingly, I witness a dichotomy in my personally.As I mentioned earlier in another thread, on Literotica LGBTQIA seems to mean bi-Male (with a very capital “M”) or bicurious
There’s quite a lot to unpack there but if you needed a badge I’d say you were genderfluid but on the sub side.Apropos: This might be the right place to talk about sometime that angsts me a bit (tell me if it doesn't belong here). Increasingly, I witness a dichotomy in my personally.
One part is the queer part, which is why I'm here on this thread. That part has been with me since my earliest memories. She's on the femme side, as gender goes. She's gentle, quiet, and sensitive, but also quite political. Sexually, she longs for penetration, but of the most gentle and tender sort. She was never allowed to express herself in my early years, and I've spent most of my adult years first coming to terms with her within me, and then trying to understand how she can authentically express herself.
The other part is mālesque. He is very kinky, and his primary kink is humiliation. The reasons for this might be obvious if you imagine a male-bodied person with an inconcealably tender and sensitive aspect of his personality growing up and coming of age in the 50s and 60s in Rural Marlboro America. His ostensible Maleness was pounded into to him from the moment those earliest vague symptoms of queerness began to be sensed by his parents and siblings.
Humiliation was a steady diet, and early on— like any other form of masochism— a craving for it developed, and became cathected as an indelible persistent aspect of his personality. @stickygirl, it is to this mālesque persona that those “cum-swilling donkey dick” threads you refer to appeal. They find so many ways to tease his humiliation kink.
At this stage in my life it would be neither realistic nor even fair to say that one of these two aspects is “real" and the other should be rooted out and done away with. They are both part of who I am, and for the most part I'm more or less at peace with both of them. But occasionally, the tension between them becomes too much, and I long to find some way to effectively integrate them.
Actually, I don't need a badge. But some people don't know how to relate to you without one, and for them I identify as genderqueer. And yes, most definitely a sub.if you needed a badge I’d say you were genderfluid but on the sub side.
Thank youI can’t begin to imagine how fucked up life was growing up in the 50/60s so well done for figuring yourself out.
I surely hear youNo wonder trans people don’t stay on lit for long when they are constantly objectified.
I'm glad you stayed around long enough for me to be able to read lots of your posts!No wonder that trans people don’t stay on lit for long when they are constantly objectified.
Or women, in general. Take as an example the thread posted by a woman, asking other women if they are able to climax through PIV sex. The thread is only one month old, four pages and growing— almost entirely MEN, pontificating on the subject.No wonder that trans people don’t stay on lit for long
I'm glad you stayed around long enough for me to be able to read lots of your posts!
Honestly surprised you have been here this long.....
Yeah agreed, I’ve said before that Lit is like the sparring program in the matrix. A good place to discover how people can be in the real world, especially when I was transitioningOr women, in general. Take as an example the thread posted by a woman, asking other women if they are able to climax through PIV sex. The thread is only one month old, four pages and growing— almost entirely MEN, pontificating on the subject.
I do hope you stay. I came back here after a couple year's absence. I'd been spending most of my online time on FetLife— but feeling increasingly alienated there... Came here again, hoping to find some community.I’ve asked myself that questio
Stickygirl is one of the bright spots on Lit. She speaks her mind in a straightforward and civil way, and sets a great example for the rest of us to follow.I'm glad you stayed around long enough for me to be able to read lots of your posts!
Honestly surprised you have been here this long.....
I'd like to know more about waxing one's butt. Is that something you can do solo? (I've always presented as male, for reasons i won't go into now, and am so terribly ignorant about femme-ish grooming)Got a bit of waxing done, brows and butt.
You can try. But I would not recommend it. I'd avoid "chain" locations, find a salon/spa and inquire about waxing. Hardest part is getting over having some random person play around with your, equipment, the first couple times. After that, well, ain't shy 'bout nothing. As far presenting and all that, they've seen it all, and at the end of the day, it's just money in their pockets.I'd like to know more about waxing one's butt. Is that something you can do solo? (I've always presented as male, for reasons i won't go into now, and am so terribly ignorant about femme-ish grooming)
You beautifully describe the tension that I suspect many of us feel. Less so about humiliation for me, but at times strong feminine and submissive feelings. The challenging is finding a way for our masculine and feminine selves, or straight and non-straight identities, to exist in harmony. I applaud those who have found that balance.Apropos: This might be the right place to talk about sometime that angsts me a bit (tell me if it doesn't belong here). Increasingly, I witness a dichotomy in my personally.
One part is the queer part, which is why I'm here on this thread. That part has been with me since my earliest memories. She's on the femme side, as gender goes. She's gentle, quiet, and sensitive, but also quite political. Sexually, she longs for penetration, but of the most gentle and tender sort. She was never allowed to express herself in my early years, and I've spent most of my adult years first coming to terms with her within me, and then trying to understand how she can authentically express herself.
The other part is mālesque. He is very kinky, and his primary kink is humiliation. The reasons for this might be obvious if you imagine a male-bodied person with an inconcealably tender and sensitive aspect of his personality growing up and coming of age in the 50s and 60s in Rural Marlboro America. His ostensible Maleness was pounded into to him from the moment those earliest vague symptoms of queerness began to be sensed by his parents and siblings.
Humiliation was a steady diet, and early on— like any other form of masochism— a craving for it developed, and became cathected as an indelible persistent aspect of his personality. @stickygirl, it is to this mālesque persona that those “cum-swilling donkey dick” threads you refer to appeal. They find so many ways to tease his humiliation kink.
At this stage in my life it would be neither realistic nor even fair to say that one of these two aspects is “real" and the other should be rooted out and done away with. They are both part of who I am, and for the most part I'm more or less at peace with both of them. But occasionally, the tension between them becomes too much, and I long to find some way to more effectively integrate them.
Thank you. I'm glad this resonates.You beautifully describe the tension that I suspect many of us feel.
Thank you. No, nothing like that in the rural area where i live. And given the current climate, I'm pretty sure even if I found a place, male-resembling folks would be profoundly unwelcome.find a salon/spa and inquire about waxing.

Wildflowers remind us that beauty exists everywhere, if we take the time to be aware.Today was a sweet day of aimless wanders out on the tundra. Much time was spent watching inconsequential things like clouds, lovely wildflowers bowing to the wind, bugs going about their mysterious lives and thru it all I had my hot pot of tea to keep me focused.
Listening to: the occasional breeze
Wearing: shorts an sport bra
Mood: oh so relaxed and feeling sleepy
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... but as a gardener they can be a nuisance tooWildflowers remind us that beauty exists everywhere, if we take the time to be aware.
Enjoy, must be nice to go right from the garden to your table.... but as a gardener they can be a nuisance too
I've just picked my first sugar snaps and we'll have them in supper
Oh, lovely! I'm jealous. Well, no, but envious...I've just picked my first sugar snaps and we'll have them in supper
You know, i gardened all my life (until my new place— I just haven't had the wherewithal to start a new one here). I learned from my father, and in my early years, I was like him. Every weed must be dealt with, everything must be in perfect order (to banish the disorder from our respective lives). But slowly, over the years I began to learn about beneficial “weeds,” and harmless ones, and joyful ones. In my last garden before I moved, there were wild daisies and black-eyed susans in every little unplanted spot, there was comfrey everywhere, and the peas and beans were full of wood sorrel and bachelors buttons... as a gardener they can be a nuisance too