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GIVEAWAY: sex toy survival kits for the apocalypse

Fight your existential dread with orgasms. Enter to win one of 10 sex toy survival kits to get you through this dystopian nightmare, each worth $400+! 

Every kit is stocked with 4-5 outstanding items: legendary vibrators, hand-poured dildos, perfect butt plugs, thrusting toys, porn, my favorite lube, and more. These highly-curated kits contain only toys I know and love, and most are available to my international readers!

Giveaway ends 10/30. Enter to win on my blog — and don’t forget to pack your bug-out bag for extra entries! 

#giveaway#sex toy giveaway#apocalypse#survival kits#free stuff#2020#giveaways#sex toys#win#dildos#vibrators#quarantine
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I love this!!!!

HELL YES

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thewinterotter

I LOVE THIS SO MUCH

Not gonna lie, if this was the kinda of representation I saw growing up, I would of not have thought that I needed to already be a good weight and healthy to partispitate in physical activity.

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korralifts

^^^^^^^^

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YAAAASS! 🤩

I think i’m in love ❣️

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I’ve recently bern drawing a lot lately. Here’s a bit set of amazing + powerful women. Have an inspiring International Womens Day and look up some of these amazing artists.

Lygia Clark, Anne Truitt, Zaha Hadid, Rachel Whiteread, Yayoi Kusama, Nike Savas, Susan Yirrawurr, Sophie Taeuber-Arp, Margaret Ollie, Amy-Joy Watson, Barbara Hepworth, Florence Blanchard, Hilma Af Klint, Carla McRae, Anni Albers, Esther Stewart, Beci Orpin, Kazuyo Sejima, Diane Albers, Zoe Kirkwood,

#internationalwomensday

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The look on Evan Rachel Wood’s face -

Thanks to http://adewysocki.tumblr.com/ for the vid link!

Evan Rachel Wood Opens Up About Being Bisexual

“Wood told the audience that she never felt compelled or knew how to speak out about her sexuality until she heard another actress first say the word “bisexual.” She then realized the power of visibility and the impact that moment had on her own life and identity.

“As an actor, my job is to look at a stranger and find myself in them ― to connect the dots, to have such empathy for a character that I can read someone else’s words and be moved to tears,” Wood said in her speech. “Turning empathy into vulnerability… and it wasn’t until I saw the effect that it had on other people that I really started to see how powerful really allowing your most vulnerable parts to be seen was. I saw another side to what I did, and it was the power of visibility.”

The “Westworld” star first came out as bisexual in 2011 in an interview with Esquire magazine, and has since used her platform to speak out for the bisexual community, an identity often erased or rendered invisible on the larger LGBTQ spectrum.”