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the barking buck

@howley-butch

22, hy/she butch poet, polyamorous t4t lesbian, 🚫 cis people, fascists, de-transitionsers, feeders, etc 🚫

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Blog has gotten a bit of a revamp (again), so here's a few important notes:

Horny Blog Turned Main, minors will be removed and blocked swiftly

You can expect: playlists, nudes, horny writing, hornyposting, queer writing, poems, and anything else I deem important

This is still a blog run by a big fat transsexual bulldyke, not gonna make label soup about it, this is not a place where bigotry or cruelty will be protected or tolerated

Ask box will remain open

DMs open for mutuals or upon invitation

Who We Are by Hozier

"I wouldn’t say that I even try to be affirming in [my] work […] at times you can’t possibly offer affirmation or any sort of comfort. In a song like ‘Who We Are’, it’s about simply sitting in and accepting that this undeniable terror is part of life on Earth. We bear witness to this experience of life with all of the light and shade; not one thing is ever perfectly terrible or perfectly great" -Hozier

When I am wallowing in suffering, I look to simple things for comfort, in that understanding the world around me makes me feel safe, and my brain will break down whatever part of reality is necessary for me to think in black and white.

But the world does not exist in dichotomies, there are many paths to every goal, many actions behind every hand, many hurts behind every love, many lives behind every loss.

I hear "not one thing is ever perfectly terrible or perfectly great" and in an unexpected way, the nuance lies in everything being both, that's what's unspoken here, that human lives are both perfectly terrible and perfectly great.

I ride the bus and I work overtime and I harvest wild food and my phone service got cut off because I have to save the money for rent and I am a perpetual motion machine, love and ecstacy, grief and monotony. I am climbing out of a pit in my soul. I have found the salve to the rot in my chest and it is people, it is action, it is music, it is the "through" in the phrase "the only way out is through" it is a coworker buying me lunch, it is the screaming man, it is the lives I see etched into the bodies of strangers, it is the transition in the soft animal of me, from yearling to buck. It is the cataclysmic end and the buried seed, the tide of a human heart crashing against a steep cliff, raging to claw out a fingerhold in the sides.

Part of what is frustrating for me as an autistic person is how I frequently the details of important concepts get brushed over. The example that I'm on about right now is "good communication"

"Good communication" involves much more than not talking when the other person is talking and being honest about how you feel. When you're the verbal party, it's important to be aware of triggering phrases and avoid using them. Before you make concrete statements about how you feel, examine those feelings, learn where they come from and decide if they're in alignment with what you want to accomplish. This is not to say you should deny feelings you have, just direct them to an appropriate outlet that isn't going to hurt anyone else, especially when you're trying to have a conversation that benefits both parties.

When you're listening, it's important to put down the assumptions that you have about the person you're communicating with, because it gives them a space to explore what's going on between you without guilt ot obligation to the version of them that you have in your head. I have a really hard time doing this, recontextualizing peoples experiences with my own life as a guide seems natural to me, but my life experiences are limited and they're riddled with biases that I am working to unpack. When you listen this way, with a distinct focus on your conversation partner in the moment, you are making yourself vulnerable to criticism and available to grow with your partner from the conversations you have with them.

Sit still on my cock and just squeeze your pussy around it while we make out.

What if you came inside my wet little hole then made me cockwarm you until you are ready to fuck me again, pushing your cum deeper inside, breeding me like the cumslut you know I am.

fucking trannies has you doing shit you'd never think of. impulses arise from an alternate dimension where there are no questions and the only answer is "just fucking do whatever man you don't even have to cum"

you get a good grade in transgender sex if at some point over the course of having sex you think "am i even having sex right now. does this count as sex". which btw the answer is always yes if you're horny enough

ive been thinking about this and legitimately its just that its fucking human like yeah who knows what fucking murky psychological ooze your particular girl on girl feelings arise from but (for example) you think oh i wanna sniff this girls pits and you're not in to pits and she's not in to pits and in a vacuum this might even gross you out but you sniff the girls pits and you both go aww :) or you both go aww >:3c or whatever the fuck and regardless its cute and its nice and its intimate and even if the specific act does nothing for you sexually its still horny because its a connection that doesn't have to force it's way thru the multiple layers of social bullshit that you have to heft around and place between you and everyone else to survive as a tranny in a world you're not supposed to be a tranny in and both you and this girl get to finally just be fucking animals without producing yourself for the consensus of people who want you either dead or perfect. bite her fucking tits

Your purpose in life is not to love yourself but to love being yourself.

If you goal is to love yourself, then your focus is directed inward toward yourself, and you end up constantly watching yourself from the outside, disconnected, trying to summon the “correct” feelings towards yourself or fashion yourself into something you can approve of.

If your goal is to love being yourself, then your focus is directed outward towards life, on living and making decisions based on what brings you pleasure and fulfillment.

Be the subject, not the object. It doesn’t matter what you think of yourself. You are experiencing life. Life is not experiencing you.

Not to be a little criminal but I ripped the nice drivers out of one of my fancy corporate work headsets (free.99) and I'm gonna put them in the 10 dollar headphones my friend got me that I crocheted custom comfy covers for.

Reblog if you wanna see the nonsense custom headphones in question !

trans people: <interact with my hornyposts>

Me: this is great. I'm gonna get a good grade in horny, something that is both normal to want and possible achieve

My girlfriend has disclosed to me that she has in the past, fit her whole (lick your nose long kind of) tongue into someone's front hole and fucking excuse me? Best equipped bisexual of all time? Fuck I wonder what that feels like

It feels good! Shocker!

After she came in me tonight, she curled up under my arm and pressed herself, still hard as deep as she could get while I pressed my vibrator against my dick and milked her from head to base, half trying to finish, but really only being able to think about her slick femme cum coating my insides as I felt the tip surge and leak more of her heat into me and listened to her soft little animal moans. It was like I was holding her and being held by her at the same time, it felt so comforting and sweet. I love her in my brain and my heart and my body, sometimes my brain and heart get more anxious than they need to be, but being with her In my body like that helps my brain and heart to see clearly and know that everything is okay.

I also get to jerk off with her cum in me later and that always makes me feel like I'm hers which is so comforting and so hot

we need to make peace with the fact that "i am a girl and retroactively i always was even when i didn't personally think so" and "i am a girl but i used to be a boy" are both equally valid ways to be transfem and both are punk af bc they equally reject societal norms of what a person's gender experience should be