I think too much in real life to fully let myself enjoy some activities so I'm going to live vicariously through the characters I write 🙃
He's here for pleasure. You're not under any illusion about his intentions. Sure, he'll let you snuggle up beside him afterwards, playing with the little soft curls on his chest. He'll kiss your forehead and smooth your hair and you'll laugh together about the silliest things but it's no secret that it's the sex that keeps him coming back.
Secretly, it's exactly what you need too. It works well for both of you. You get someone who has the confidence and experience to show you things you didn't even think you'd be into and you get to simply enjoy the way he gets off on pleasuring you. There's no need to feel shy around a man who's told you his secret filthy fantasies.
"What's one thing you've always wanted to do but have never had a chance to?" You probe one evening, taking your necklace off and placing it on the bedside table, well aware he's probably wearing more of your lipgloss that you are after the way he greeted you at the hotel room door.
You hop onto the bed to take your shoes off, enjoying how the mattress bounces you slightly.
He doesn't answer right away, pouring two glasses of a sweet, chilled Riesling before handing one to you. You take a sip, trying not to put him under pressure but the time he's taking to consider your question makes you even more curious.
"If I tell you, I'd like you to try it with me. So how badly do you want to know?" He stands in front of you and places the glass to his lips and in that moment, you couldn't want anything more than you want to fulfil a fantasy for him. You want to be something he's never had and offer him opportunities to enjoy your body that he might never have again.
"Tell me. We'll do it." You hardly even have to think about it.
"I'd like to lick you. All of you. Run my tongue all over your body. Find what makes you shiver. Find what makes you moan. Find the places that are so ticklish you need me to stop. I want to lick all the places you've never been licked before. If you'll let me." He really could make anything sound appealing.
Excitement fizzles in your core and a real desperation begins to build. Just being around this man makes you wet so you can't help the fact you're ready for him already.
"If that's what you want to do, I'll let you." If you're honest with yourself, you'd probably agree no matter what he asked for. You trust him enough to know he won't take you further than you're comfortable with.
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You knew what you were signing up for but you didn't think it'd feel like this. Why the hell haven't you tried this before?
He's kneeling at the end of the bed, stroking his cock while his hot, wet, stiff tongue flicks gently against your asshole and there's no denying how much you're enjoying the pressure there. You couldn't hide it if you tried. You're so wet, you're practically dripping and it only spurs him on. It's intimate in a way you don't think you'll ever recover from while being one of the most erotic things you think he's ever done. There's nothing to be embarrassed about it when it's clear he's enjoying it just as much as you are. Maybe more.
The way you're gripping his hair has you wondering whether the strain on his tongue or his neck will overwhelm him first but he shows no signs of relenting. That is until he stands up, already looking delightfully over-pleasured and sinks his cock into your fluttering, neglected cunt without a word.
If he goes too fast it's all over and he knows it but he can't resist holding both of your ankles, watching you while he places open mouthed kisses to the soles of your feet, thrusting into you with slow, calculated strokes.
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Chapters: 1/1
Fandom: Dungeons and Daddies (Podcast)
Rating: Not Rated
Warnings: Creator Chose Not To Use Archive Warnings
Relationships: The Doodler & Sparrow Oak
Characters: Sparrow Oak, The Doodler (Dungeons and Daddies), Lark Oak, Henry Oak, Mercedes Oak-Garcia, the kiddads are all mentioned but do not actually show up
Additional Tags: Alternate Universe - Canon Divergence, Pre-Epilogue, pre s1 epilogue i should clarify, Fluff and Angst, Bonding, Graphic Depictions of Illness, Emetophobia, writing s1 sparrow dialogue makes me so happy tbh, Family Feels
Summary:
"I do not think this will hurt me," Sparrow says cheerily, and he takes a step forwards. "I am very strong."
"You were sad earlier," the Doodler says sadly, but it doesn't move away from Sparrow again, which he considers a great win. "I could feel it. I don't like it when any of you are sad."
Oh. Sparrow pauses. "I was sad earlier," he confirms, and he puts on his bravest face, schools his expression into a beaming smile. "But this is making me feel better! It is not every day one gets to talk with the creature living inside of them."
"I guess so…" the Doodler still doesn't pull away, and eventually Sparrow is able to reach out his hand, taking one fog-and-mist hand in his own. It doesn't feel like regular fog– instead, it feels warm, moist but solid, and it sends shivers down Sparrow's spine.
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or: a week after Faerun, sparrow is drawn into the doodler's void where he proceeds to befriend the eldritch horror living inside him. things escalate from there.
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Hello! I read your toxic beer pong post and am not looking to redeem your ex-bestie at all but i'm curious
Did you two share any pleasant times??
So I'm gonna quickly mention that the beer pong post was me being toxic in that situation. In relation to that post, my former best friend was fine - even with the "drinking too much to cope with the boredom" bit, those party nights were a lot of fun. I tagged it as toxicposting because I was gloating and being an asshole in that post, and when I'm being an asshole I tag my posts "toxicposting".
Also, I do want to highlight right off the bat that my former best friend is just a neutral-ass dude - no need to worry about "redeeming" him, because ultimately it was just life happening and two different people having two different reactions to that. He's not an irredeemable bastard, he's a neutral-ass dude who did a subjective thing based on differing personal values - I don't like him, but I can take a step back and acknowledge that he's just A Guy.
That being said, there is a lot of animosity there, so I thought I'd go into all that.
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There were plenty of pleasant times, honestly. And despite my constant complaining in retrospect, there are also large swaths of that friendship where I was a bad friend and he was basically a minder for me at my lowest points, and there's really no way I could ever repay him for that.
Like before I say anything else, I did want to hash this out for the record: my former best friend changed my life for the better, and a lot of my anger is retrospective, extremely self-righteous and involves wallpapering over a lot of my own toxicity while ignoring a lot of good stuff that came from our friendship - the good times we had, for one, but also the undeniably positive effect he had on my life.
So to elaborate - what were some good times we had as friends?
We played a lot of video games together. He had a second Xbox One set up in his room so we could play multiplayer games - we played Paladins, Life is Strange, For the King, Mass Effect 3 multiplayer, the Telltale games, Borderlands, Diablo 3, Minecraft etc. There were times where we would start a new game, like Diablo 3 and For the King specifically, and then we would check the time what felt like 45 minutes later and we had been playing for six hours.
We could both do like the THX sound effect build and hold the same note, completely out of nowhere, and then perfectly cut off at the end at the exact same time. We were pretty in-sync and it was awesome when stuff like this would happen.
At my eighteenth birthday party, I was having a small gathering at my place with a firepit. My mum's partner came out and started like taking it over despite the fact that nobody there liked him, and I think I got way too drunk and internally freaked the fuck out about it because I have issues with that guy at the best of times. My former best friend took me down the street to his house at 1am and put some birthday candles on a cake, and he and some other people sang happy birthday to me. I was too drunk to remember, but I saw the video.
I escaped from home a lot by going to his place and watching TV and movies and stuff. There was a lot of being taken care of in that friendship that I really needed.
We didn't necessarily see eye to eye on everything, but we had a remarkably similar sense of humour. One thing that we could unfailingly do was make each other laugh.
And there are countless days and specific events that were great fun, which helped to make a lot of good memories.
That exists alongside the knowledge that the first time we spent time together outside of high school - where we went to the town pool - he and a friend made a game of stepping on my hands and arms to stop me from getting out, to the point of running around to the other side of the pool to step on me and subsequently stop me from leaving while I tried to swim across before they got there. Like taking it further than the point of a joke, making a game of keeping me in the pool.
And then eight years later, after the final straw came and broke the camel's back, realising - almost like the punchline of a sick joke - how much that event had built the foundation of our friendship and set a negative pattern of behavior into effect that existed the whole time - even with the good.
Like just as an example - there were a lot of times where he would make me the butt of the joke and like really hammer it in to make other people laugh. I could take a joke, but when the same joke got hammered in four or five times and I couldn't even get a word in without being laughed at, it'd start to really get to me. He'd then be like "sorry Mallard, it was just really funny, I'll stop now" - and then he'd say it again if he could get a big enough laugh out of it. He did that shit hundreds of times.
I could shrug that off in time, but there was one joke that he always took too far.
I had a really messed up relationship with a girl when I was 16 and she was 17. He would tell people who she is because she has a reputation, and then he would claim that her youngest daughter was actually my kid and I was a deadbeat who refused to admit I was the father.
I don't like talking about that time of my life, so it really got under my skin - and he'd use that to keep insisting it was true, so I would react more, which he would use to further paint this picture of me as this deadbeat who refused to take responsibility for getting someone pregnant. In front of brand new people who we were meeting for the first time. Past the point where they felt like he was joking, and to the point where they would genuinely begin to believe that I was a deadbeat dad.
He would at least clarify when he was making any other joke at my expense. He never clarified the deadbeat thing, because not knowing whether he was joking or not was the joke. And he did that knowing that it was the one joke he made at my expense that I outright HATED. After all, that heated reaction was crucial to the joke.
I value all of the good times I listed above. But they existed alongside all that other stuff I just talked about. It was a mix of good and bad, and I was only able to contextualise the bad in hindsight which soured a lot of the good - that, or I just came up with a reason to justify my decision to be angry at him. It's probably a little of both.
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There's a lot of blaming myself and blaming him, and accentuating the bad in hindsight while choosing to bury the good. The fact that he was a bright spot in a very grim time of my life exists alongside the fact that he would single me out at times to have fun at my expense and talk down to me when we weren't on the same page, from the start of our friendship through to the end.
That's why it's still such a raw wound today - there was a lot of bad that really added up in retrospect, but it came with a lot of good that was invaluable to my personal development as a person.
In short, it's a very complicated and messy sort of situation.
I don't expect myself to look good while talking about any of this. I have a lot of regrets. But to answer your question - there were plenty of good times. There's just a dark shadow hanging over a lot of it that I've decided to reinforce rather than trying to shake, because that last straw I talked about was a real fucking doozy on my emotions and for better or for worse, I genuinely believe that things are better this way.
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