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guacamoleroll · 1 month

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Welcome to 𝐂𝐀𝐋𝐋𝐈𝐎𝐏𝐄'𝐒 𝐂𝐎𝐍𝐅𝐄𝐂𝐓𝐈𝐎𝐍𝐀𝐑𝐘, a pop-up event that will occur whenever this account hits certain milestones. In celebration of reaching 1k+ followers, this account's inbox will open to receive special, sample requests for a limited amount of time. 𝐑𝐄𝐀𝐃 𝐌𝐎𝐑𝐄 𝐁𝐄𝐋𝐎𝐖!

— 𝐍𝐔𝐓𝐑𝐈𝐓𝐈𝐎𝐍 𝐅𝐀𝐂𝐓𝐒 (𝐆𝐔𝐈𝐃𝐄𝐋𝐈𝐍𝐄𝐒 + 𝐁𝐀𝐒𝐈𝐂 𝐈𝐍𝐅𝐎) .ᐟ

These special request are open from April 3rd to April 10th. Requests submitted after April 10th will be deleted.

These requests follow the same basic rules as my blog!

You can only request once, which means requests cannot be anonymous!

Following the previous statement, if you are making a not-safe for work request, you have to be an adult! If you are a minor or ageless blog, I will not make a smut request for you.

A request has to be attached to a prompt, which will be shown in the bottom portion of the post. If it does not have one, it will be deleted.

Requests will be capped if they extended beyond fifty requests. If that happens, the request period of the event will be ended prematurely. Any requests made following the announcement of this cap will be deleted.

These requests will not be completed until after April.

— 𝐌𝐄𝐍𝐔 (𝐑𝐄𝐐𝐔𝐄𝐒𝐓 𝐅𝐎𝐑𝐌𝐀𝐓) .ᐟ

There are five different sample options to choose from, ranging from sweet to bitter. Each has a variety of different flavors and toppings, so feel free to dig in and enjoy!

⚬ 𝐅𝐋𝐀𝐕𝐎𝐑𝐒 .ᐟ Atsushi Nakajima, Osamu Dazai, Doppo Kunikida, Ranpo Edogawa, Akiko Yosano, Yukichi Fukuzawa, Ryunosuke Akutagawa, Chuuya Nakahara, Ichiyo Higuchi, Michizo Tachihara, Gin Akutagawa, Koyo Ozaki, Sakunosuke Oda, Lucy Maud Montgomery, Edgar Allan Poe, Fyodor Dostoevsky, Ochi Fukuchi, Nikolai Gogol, Saigiku Jono, Tetcho Suehiro, Sigma, Bram Stoker, Ango Sakaguchi

(This account has temporarily broadened flavors for a limited time! Only one flavor is included in your order, so choose wisely!)

⚬ 𝐓𝐎𝐏𝐏𝐈𝐍𝐆𝐒 .ᐟ You can't leave out the toppings! Find your favorites in the list below, but be selective. There is a maximum of three toppings! Feel free to mix and match with both spicy and sweet prompts. Spicy prompts are in bold.

— 𝐃𝐈𝐀𝐋𝐎𝐆𝐔𝐄 𝐏𝐑𝐎𝐌𝐏𝐓𝐒:

"i like the way your hand fits in mine."

"i shouldn't be this happy."

"don't look at me like that and then feign innocence."

"will you stay the night?"

"i'm barely holding on."

"i got everything i wanted. my everything was you."

"i don't know what i would do if something happened to you."

"who needs to look at stars when i can look at you?"

"did you eat today?"

"who hurt you?"

"i hate you."

"i've been waiting to kiss you since i first laid eyes on you."

"go to the car. i'll be with you in five minutes."

"shh...stop fighting and sleep."

"don't do this here."

"stay behind me."

"goodnight, love."

"stay away from me."

"are you sugar personified or something?"

"would you mind if i kissed you?"

"you made/did this for me?"

"i'm a monster." "no, you aren't."

"you're beautiful. you know that, right?"

"c'mere you–"

"you can count on me."

"you're hurt."

"stop pretending you're okay."

"don't touch them."

"i love you."

"i think i deserve a kiss."

"can you please come get me?"

"you can trust me."

"not until you beg for it."

"you did so well."

"do you need to use your safeword?"

"spread your legs for me."

"your thighs are shaking."

"quiet. others will here."

"strip."

"open your mouth."

"take it off. slowly."

"you look so pretty there."

"bend over."

"you're mine."

"arch your back for me."

"wrap your legs around my waist."

"i need you."

— 𝐒𝐈𝐓𝐔𝐀𝐓𝐈𝐎𝐍𝐀𝐋 𝐏𝐑𝐎𝐌𝐏𝐓𝐒:

dancing in the rain

showering/bathing together

feeding each other

baking together

whispering sweet nothings

calling them in the middle of the night

sitting on their lap

breaking down in the middle of an embrace

bumping noses while going in for a kiss

teasing the ends of their clothes

swinging arms while walking hand-in-hand

looking lovingly into their eyes

having a nightmare

stressed out over work

panic attacks

tucking a strand of hair behind the ear

lifting your chin

resting foreheads together

grabbing your waist

hand on the small of your back

forced proximity

nicknames

jealousy

sex toys

breeding kink

first time

mirror sex

aftercare

consummation

car sex

orgasm denial

wet dream

body worship

hickies

thigh fucking

semi-public sex

fingering

wall sex

making out

subspace

shower sex

breath play

lingerie

cunnilingus

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luminecho · 3 years

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GET OUT OF MY INBOX OCHI /j

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hanemiso · 4 years

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request status … open for suggestions .

the four fandoms i write for at the moment;

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the requests i take;

one shots … scenarios … headcanons … fake texts .

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dippedanddripped · 5 years

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Fashion is finally waking up to sustainability – but the lexicon surrounding eco-friendly and ethical fashion is fraught with inaccuracies. In ‘Get Your Greens’, Vogue explores how the industry is advancing towards a greener future.

Fashion has always had a weakness for oxymorons. Take “athleisure” – that peculiar clash of athletic meets sweat-free casual. Ditto “affordable luxury”. Its latest self-contradictory crush? “Vegan leather”.

Otherwise known as synthetic leather, it used to be colloquially identified as (insert sniffy voice here) “pleather”. It is mostly made from polyurethane, a versatile polymer made from fossil fuels, or polyvinyl chloride (PVC), another form of plastic, and was formerly derided as cheap – the “skinted” alternative to “minted” butter-soft lambskin.

by ELLIE PITHERS

But with the industry’s move away from fur – Gucci, Michael Kors, Giorgio Armani and Ralph Lauren are just some of the luxury brands to have gone fur-free – comes a reassessment of other animal-based products. In particular, the production of leather has come under increased scrutiny.

Nearly half of Net-A-Porter’s buy for Nanushka this autumn comprises vegan leather pieces.

Animal rights campaigners point to the harsh treatment of animals farmed in industrial processes. Environmentalists point to the greenhouse gas emissions associated with raising livestock, of which leather is a byproduct – agriculture, according to the Food and Agriculture Organisation of the United Nations, is responsible for up to 18 per cent of the total release of greenhouse gases worldwide. Then there is the deforested land on which those animals often graze, and the giant vats of hazardous chemicals in which the leather is tanned (very often, these are subsequently dumped into rivers).

Yet the alternative faux leathers come at a significant environmental cost. Both polyurethane and polyvinyl chloride must undergo chemical processes to make them flexible enough to mimic leather: the former involves painting liquified polyeurethane onto a fabric backing, which requires a toxic solvent to render it fluid; the latter requires placticizers such as phthalates, which are also toxic. Both derive from fossil fuels which, when burnt, release materials such as ash, nitrogen and carbon into the atmosphere, which contribute to acid rain (as well as lots of other horrible things). And both take hundreds of years to biodegrade in landfill – a fate they are arguably more likely to meet, because the cheap, faux leather jacket you snagged for a fiver at Watford market is far less likely to be handed down through generations as an heirloom. (Besides, this country sends over 300,000 tonnes of clothing to landfill every year.)

Topshop's "vegan leather" shoe collection was released in April.

That hasn’t stopped numerous fashion brands bandying around the term “vegan leather” with increased enthusiasm. I’ve lost count of the number of press releases dropping into my inbox in recent weeks screaming about these so-called sustainable leather alternatives. Presumably that’s because consumer interest is at an all-time high. Lyst reports that over the past six months, searches for vegan leather have increased by 119 per cent. Meanwhile, the term “vegan fashion” has been responsible for over 9.3 million social impressions.

Stella McCartney Is Looking For Green-Minded Collaborators To Radically Shake Things Up

Marks & Spencer has observed particular success. Searches for “vegan” fashion doubled on its website last year, and it has increased its vegan footwear offering as a result. In April, Topshop launched a Peta-approved vegan leather shoe collection comprising 12 shapes developed in its factory in Spain, touted as “100 per cent non-animal and non-fish glue”. Even Dr Martens offers a 100 per cent vegan leather alternative to its classic 1460 leather boot.

Nanushka's vegan leather is REACH-certified under EU regulations, which mitigates the effect of harmful chemicals.

by POPPY ROY

Net-A-Porter.com has also seen increased pick-up in sales of faux leather. At its autumn/winter 2019 trends presentation, global buying director Elizabeth von der Goltz flagged how Ukrainian brand Ochi’s faux leather shirt (£470) almost sold out in its first two weeks on sale. Nanushka, a Budapest-based label that is another star brand for the retailer, has made its name with the “Hide”, a vegan leather puffer jacket owned by every Instagram influencer worth their salt, along with its “Taurus” vegan leather maxi dress.

Moda Operandi's fashion director Lisa Aiken in Nanushka's Chiara vegan leather trench coat

Nanushka’s vegan leather is made from polyurethane and polyester, though designer Sandra Sandor is at pains to point out that it is REACH-certified under EU regulations, which mitigates the effect of harmful chemicals. Subsequently, nearly half of Net-A-Porter’s buy for Nanushka this autumn comprises vegan leather pieces. “The fabric feels so supple and amazing, you’d never know the difference,” says Von der Goltz.

by SOPHIE SLATER

Stella McCartney agrees: she launched her eponymous label in 2001 with “vegetarian” principles (she has never used fur, leather, skin or feathers). Since 2013 she has used “alter-nappa” for her best-selling Falabella bag, shoes and ready-to-wear – a blend of polyester and polyurethane with a recycled polyester backing. Her faux leather has eco-credentials: the alter-nappa coating is made with 60 per cent vegetable oil; her polyurethanes are water-borne and solvent-free, meaning they’re less energy- and water-intensive and made without toxic solvents. Her website cites a statistic from Environmental Profit and Loss (EP&L) that “using recycled polyester instead of Brazilian calf leather, for example, creates 24 times less of an environmental impact”. But even she has had to acknowledge “that the synthetic alternatives we use are not without environmental concerns”. She is looking into lab-grown leather as an alternative.

The result is one big game of fashion whack-a-mole – you cut out one toxin over here, and it emerges again several steps later down the supply chain. As a journalist and a fashion-lover, I find myself casting around for an easy equation to adopt when weighing up a purchase. Should I save up for a much-lusted after Givenchy leather blazer, at £3,174, knowing I will wear it for life – or the faux leather Low Classic alternative, at £355, which I may well go off in several months’ time? Should I indulge my animal-lover instincts in favour of a synthetic alternative that may well have a far harsher impact on the environment? What about microfibres? What about fossil fuels? What about shipping, and packaging, and dry cleaning?

MOTHER OF PEARL

31 Aug 2018

There are always trade-offs to consider. Amy Powney, creative director of Mother of Pearl, is particularly torn on the leather debate. “There are some big issues in the production of leather [but] I do think that “vegan leather” is a marketing disaster,” she says. “Brands and suppliers are jumping on this term to associate with an ethical movement, which instantly makes the consumer feel good. But if you are buying faux leather, you need to consider you are buying plastic.”

At Gabriela Hearst's New York store, with reclaimed oak flooring, the lights dim automatically. No synthetics or chemicals were used in its construction.

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by SUSAN DEVANEY

She has recently been investigating “best practice leather” as well as vegetable-tanning, which uses natural tanning agents, largely because it’s far more durable than the current faux leather options on the market. “Because the other question is, which one lasts longer?” she says. “If you buy leather goods from a brand that has high standards and ethics of leather practices, and you look after your purchase, leather can last for a really long time.”

The designer Gabriela Hearst, who breeds grass-fed, free-range cattle on the family ranch in Uruguay, is of a similar opinion. “I would be willing to use vegan leather any time, but I haven’t found one that biodegrades 100 per cent,” she says, over the phone from New York. “Everyone talks about lab-grown leather, which sounds very exciting, but is still in its very early stages. A true luxury customer knows what quality looks like – you can’t fool them. What I can do, however, is try to use things that already exist – dead-stock, bi-products. It’s a complicated issue but I focus on the waste aspect: I know that when the organic cattle we breed is sent to the slaughter house, 99 per cent of it gets used and nothing goes to waste.”

The designer Gabriela Hearst on the family ranch in Uruguay.

In the past year, Hearst has successfully switched all her packaging to compostable and biodegradable alternatives, including recycled cardboard hangers. She is in the process of re-routing delivery processes from plane to boat – no mean feat, given that one needs to build in an 8-12 week window of delay into the production schedule. “But it’s good for business,” she insists. “Shipping by boat is cheaper than shipping by plane. I’m looking at my buying orders, cutting them down, too. Being less wasteful saves you money.”

H&M's latest Conscious collection makes use of Piñatex - a leather substitute made from discarded pineapple leaves.

More good news: a new crop of viable leather alternatives is in production. H&M’s latest Conscious collection, a sustainably-minded capsule, makes use of Piñatex, a fibre made in the Philippines from discarded pineapple leaves to make faux-leather. Frumat leather made from apple peel won the Green Carpet Challenge awards in Milan in September, and sustainable denim brand Boyish is planning to use it in its autumn/winter 2020 collection. Mylo, otherwise known as mushroom leather, was debuted by start-up Bolt Threads in 2018, and is made from lab-grown mycelium, the root structure of fungi.

Livia Firth's Met Gala 2017 dress was designed by Laura Strambi and made from Piñatex, a leather-like material made from discarded pineapple leaves.

So, will we soon be toting funghi-based Fendi bags around town? Not quite. As Honor Cowen, a north America-based consultant at sustainability consultancy Anthesis, tells Vogue: “New vegan leather products that are bio-based offer alternatives, but need to scale considerably (and resourcefully) to be able to compete with the plastic market.”

The fact remains that we all need to buy less, and buy better. “Look for signs of quality and durability. I have a limited number of leather items in my wardrobe, all of which have been in my possession for a long time and will be worn or used until they break irreparably,” says Cowen. Powney agrees. “Whether you’re buying real or faux leather, make sure it’s of high quality, that you look after it, and only buy what you really need from brands that genuinely care.” Ask brands for information. Study those composition labels. In 2019, the best any of us can do is to be well educated.

#getyourgreens #fashion #sustainability #on instagram #streetwear blog

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ochibrochi · 2 months

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Still thinking about that lil BruHarvey kiss in that one art piece you put up

wow thanks! and honestly, yeah! harvey literally has what it takes to be another rogue romance, more so than any other candidate tbh. i also haven't been able to stop thinking about someone else under my art saying "harvey is ON that selina/talia level"... so true...........

#ochi inbox #Anonymous #bruharvey #twobats #so true anon so true

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From my research (ie: stalking) I think the answer is no, but just to be sure: Do you ever take commissions?

Sorry, you'd be right! I'm just too busy these days for commissions. If I open them up, there will be an official post! Or you can check in again in a few months to see if my schedule has free'd up some weeks. Thanks for the support 🥺💕💕

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ochibrochi · 3 months

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Hi!!! I just want to say i LOVE your work soooo much!!!

wow!!! thank you so much 🥺💕!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

#ochi inbox #Anonymous #i know i don't draw often lol but THANK YOU!!!

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ochibrochi · 19 days

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Will we ever get to see you draw our beloved Nika/flatline 😔

Yes, soon, one day! Just warming up again after my drawing hiatus, she deserves to be drawn when I'm back in my groove :)

#ochi inbox #Anonymous #also feel like i gotta catch up with the comics too whoops!

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ochibrochi · 3 months

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question do u happen to have any other art social medias like instagram n stuff 👁️

I'm on instagram (irregular posting), and on twitter (also not so active lol)-- but i have a batman/dc only twitter where i also post misc sketches and stuff that i'll compile in a dump at the end of the month on tumblr. thanks for the support :)!

#ochi inbox #geesehell

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instantdeerlover · 4 years

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Where To Eat After A Swim At One Of These Outdoor Swimming Spots added to Google Docs

Where To Eat After A Swim At One Of These Outdoor Swimming Spots

Whether your swim style is more Olympian in the backstroke finals or stoned Labrador with a penchant for splashing, there’s no denying that hitting up one of London’s outdoor swimming options is always a lot of fun. And the one thing we love more than letting our inner Tom Daley splash free - toe point, toe point, spin - is eating out. Together, it’s an unbeatable combination. Here are our favourite lidos for building up an appetite and then the restaurants we recommend hitting up after.

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Hyde Park’s Serpentine Lido is basically London’s answer to a trip to the beach. And sure, it’s one of the world’s few swimming experiences where you’re likely to see a Z-list celebrity in Speedos and a mardy swan in the same breaststroke, but we’re into it. The views of the park are great and if you deem the water temperature to be, erm, fucking freezing, you can always opt for a pedalo instead.

Rob Greig Lurra £ £ £ £ Spanish in Marylebone ££££ 9 Seymour Place

A serious looker, Lurra is a Basque inspired tapas spot in Marylebone that’s a casual 20-minute stroll from the Serpentine Lido. If you’ve spent the past few hours pretending you’re in Northern Spain rather than just slightly north of the Central line, this place is a great shout to keep that new tan, hot weather mood going. Their 14-year ‘galician blond’ steak for two is one of our favourite meat-heavy dishes in London and is honestly worth its £65 price tag, but if you’re looking to keep things cheaper, you can go for a couple of tapas staples and a big glass of wine.

Alternatives: The Grazing Goat’s daily pie special or The Colony Grill Room.

PARLIAMENT HILL LIDO

If you’re swimming on the Heath, then you’re likely heading to the ponds. You and several hundred dedicated bougie London literary loyalists, all driven wild by the romanticism of cold water swimming and the occasional natant rat. For Parly Hill aficionados, that suits just fine. The art deco beauty is around the corner from Gospel Oak overground and one of north London’s best old-school Italian spots.

Ristorante Rossella ££££ 103 Highgate Road

After several laps you should always reward yourself with something saucy, and that’s where Rossella comes in. It’s an old-school Italian trattoria on the Highgate Road where locals have been tucking into hearty portions of ragu lasagne for years. It’s a homely, ‘have another spritz’ type place, that’s all about pleasure rather than perfection.

Alternatives: The Southampton Arms, Carrots + Daikon.

BROCKWELL LIDO

Herne Hill is lovely. If we knew how to sleep without the lullaby of nearby police sirens or had the capacity to not spend our entire salary on takeaway coffee, we’d probably live there. That’s part of the reason that their huge local lido ranks so highly in our estimations. Great swim, great area. You can book your slot online or on their app.

Giulia Verdinelli Llewelyn's £ £ £ £ Modern European in Herne Hill ££££ 293- 295 Railton Rd

Llewelyn’s is a three-minute walk from Brockwell Lido. Do you know what that means? That means that within five minutes of leaving one of London’s best swimming destinations you can be sat out in the sunshine at one of London’s best restaurants. This neighbourhood restaurant is charming with a capital C and the food will never let you down. If the weather decides to go all monsoon season then you should know that the inside situation is just as nice as their extended outdoor terrace, and their desserts will cheer up any rainy day.

Alternatives: Little Ochi or Four Hundred Rabbits.

THE WEST RESERVOIR CENTRE

The West Reservoir Centre is an ideal escape from London whilst very much remaining in London. The Stoke Newington open water swimming, canoeing, and breaststroke-and-catch-up spot has a 400m course that can either be taken seriously (wetsuit, goggles) or slowly (bobbing, gossip). Either way, there are a few different directions you can go for some sustenance afterwards.

Fink's Salt And Sweet £ £ £ £ Brunch in Highbury ££££ 70 Mountgrove Road

An enormous appetite isn’t guaranteed after a swim, but Fink’s is perfect whether that’s the case or not. The neighbourhood café and deli is respite for solo readers and friends looking to catch-up over a BLT on Dusty Knuckle sourdough, or a slice of homemade carrot cake and a coffee. It’s a ten-minute walk from the reservoir or you can always get something to takeaway instead.

Alternatives: 01 Adana, Jolene.

HAMPSTEAD HEATH PONDS

You’re ready for your very whimsical dip in the ponds. Sure, your ‘mate’ keeps telling you that you bear an uncanny resemblance to a condom, but we think you should wear that swim cap with pride. Even if there is a slight air of Durex about your current look, it’s hard to argue with the fact that the ponds are an absolute go-to sunny day activity. Ignore the inevitable queues and moss floating nearby, the ponds have our hearts.

Karolina Wiercigroch The Bull & Last £ £ £ £ Pub in Parliament Hill ££££ 168 Highgate Rd

Swim and pint. Pint and swim. It’s a glorious combination that probably isn’t condoned by lifeguards, but is 100% backed by us. But rather than just going to any old boozer for a cold one after an arguably colder swim in the ponds, head to proper part-pub-part-restaurant The Bull and Last. The menu changes regularly but you can expect things like homemade soda bread, sirloin of beef and aioli sandwiches, and chargrilled onglet. Expect plenty of locals, a great selection of cask ales, and a Sunday Roast that we’d maybe (definitely) sell our souls for.

Alternatives: Wet Fish Cafe, Baan Thai, or The Stag.

LONDON FIELDS LIDO

London Fields can be a bit of a bun fight in the summer and the same goes for the lido. That said, all you need is a bit of organisation and you’ll be able to use a pool bang in the middle of east London that doesn’t need a membership card or a job in media that requires you to take poor quality Class As. Options-wise there’s plenty to choose from down Broadway Market, but there are better things elsewhere.

Karolina Wiercigroch Hash E8 £ £ £ £ Diner in Dalston ££££ 170 Dalston Lane

On a regular weekend the queue for Hash spills out of the door, with countless pairs of Converse, Vejas, and Doc Martens waiting patiently down Dalston Lane. That’s because the wait for their chorizo and sweet potato hash or pork belly benedict is always worthwhile. Being a brunch specialist, there are piles of pancakes and plenty of Bloody Mary too.

Alternatives: Bánh Mì Hội-An, The Prince Arthur.

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