[ SECRET POST #7028 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #7028 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.


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04. [WARNING for discussion of rape/sexual assault]




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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I think I'd need the whole ruining the furniture thing acknowledged. If it's not acknowledged, it's going to take me out of the scene, but even just a brief, "-and oh god, they are literally going to have to replace the couch after this, but the relief feels too good, and it's already happening, he can't stop it," kind of thing is enough.

Honestly, now that I'm thinking about it, there's something kind of hot about the idea that they keep ruining the furniture and having to replace it*. Not like, over and over, but just like, two or three times in the beginning, while the whole thing is new to them and maybe they haven't really talked about it properly and they haven't learned to plan ahead yet. Especially if someone who knows their space is like, "You just replace the couch and now that old chair is gone, too? Did they not match or something?" or like, "You and [other character] both got new mattreses this month. Was there a two-for-one sale or something?"

Man, I've only read like two watersports fics I thought were hot, I really didn't think I had a piss kink, but ngl, "They're so into it (and so in denial about being into it) that they accidentally keep ruining the furniture," might have awakened something in me a little bit. lol

*Obviously this only works if the characters are tolerably well off.

[(Anonymous)]

Nah man. I'm tolerably well-off, but I have a $4,000 leather couch and anybody who pisses on it is going straight to the dumpster.

[(Anonymous)]

But do you also have a watersports kink?

[(Anonymous)]

Yeah, any watersports is happening in the bathtub.

[(Anonymous)]

AYRT - Okay, but, 1. the characters can have whatever couch one wants to give them, and 2. the fact that the characters' kink is so strong and satisfying said kink is so good that they can't stop themselves from ruining expensive furniture about it is...part of why it's hot? YMMV, obviously, but I'm just saying, "My couch is $4K so I would never" isn't a particularly relevant argument here. My couch was $50 at the thrift store and I, too, would never, because I don't have a personal, real life watersports kink. But my characters might, and their couch costs whatever I want it to for story purposes.