Me: Jetko!
My brain: I see your point, but may I suggest
Me:
Me: You’re god damn right-
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The hot jock showed off his impressive physique at the local beach. He knew his washboard abs and bulging biceps would catch the attention of the other beach goers. Unfortunately, he was noticed by a horny fetishist who took the opportunity to unleash his fantasies on the young stud.
Michael woke up chained in a dark room with his arms securely tightened behind his head. He looks down to find his ankles locked in stocks. His shirt and shorts have been removed leaving him bare with the exception of his boxers. He thrashes around and tries to get out of his bondage when another man comes out of the shadows, “What the fuck?! Let me out of here!”
The other man ignores his questioning and quickly shoots his hands into the hairy armpits. Michael begins to crazily laugh as the fingers dance around in his vulnerable pits. “HAHAHAHHAHA haha!!! Hehehehe!” His hands then venture down into those delicious abs and defined v-line. “STAHHHPPPHH OHHHMYYYHAHAHHAGAWDDDD!” At the same moment two brushes emerge and start to scrub his size 13 feet that make him erupt into incessant laughter.
The man tickles and teases Michael for hours, that turns into days. He makes Michael his tickle you and fulfills his horny and demoralizing fantasy.
3Ok here’s my take on the Rick Riordan discourse now that I’ve read everything. This kind of treatment is not how we should incentivise popular writers to include representation in their works. JK Rowling obviously did it wrong. She tried to retcon her way into being woke, obviously that was bs. Riordan, on the other hand, has made an active effort for almost a decade to include diverse characters in his books. He’s done a ton of research, thought carefully about what he’s doing, and then wrote three dimensional characters who’s identities were present. They may not have been perfect, but I think we can agree that approach to writing diverse characters is the gold standard.
Now, due to completely reasonable issues with two of his characters, it seems like he’s getting written off entirely. He’s explained the reasoning behind his decisions in detail, especially in relation to the minority students he’s taught in the past and what their experiences were like. But it seems like those explanations and the objections they raise (mostly based on the idea of introducing kids to new perspectives) aren’t being acknowledged at all.
It seems like people either want representation done perfectly or not at all, and that’s just not realistic. I have no right to say what is racist or not, but I can say what is reasonable. You can’t expect an author to write perfect representation for a diverse cast of characters, and then expect them to graciously take a beating for every mistake they made. And you can’t expect newly popular writers to take a look at that shitshow and decide that’s a risk they want to take.
131Come on boy, don’t moan like a pussy.
Light up and breathe in and I’m sure you’ll like it.23Hey Friends I do want you to know, the only reason I post so much girl thinspo is for my followers! That and I can’t find any guy thinspo in my feed… it really sucks!!!.. :/ I follow them constantly, but guess what i get????? GIRLS LOL
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Jacob Elordi photographed by Isabella Elordi for GQ Australia. Jacob wears t-shirt by Song for the Mute
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Jacob Elordi photographed by Isabella Elordi for GQ Australia. Jacob wears jacket, t-shirt and pants, all by Song for the Mute
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Jacob Elordi photographed by Isabella Elordi for GQ Australia. Jacob wears t-shirt by Song for the Mute
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