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gunshad Alexis finally turned to him. “I know. Cyrilo told me every time we had to move the damn things. That big spinning X-shaped one with the restraints was such a pain for me and Lucius to carry up and down the stairs. Cyrilo never seemed satisfied with where we put those things. “No, maybe over there,” she’d kept saying. “Hmmm, maybe we should put it in Lisa’s room.” It was awful.”
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gunshad Alexis finally turned to him. “I know. Cyrilo told me every time we had to move the damn things. That big spinning X-shaped one with the restraints was such a pain for me and Lucius to carry up and down the stairs. Cyrilo never seemed satisfied with where we put those things. “No, maybe over there,” she’d kept saying. “Hmmm, maybe we should put it in Lisa’s room.” It was awful.”
Before BDSM became popular, people used to just say "S&M": sadism and masochism.Isn't BDSM already an abbreviation?probably short for BDSM.Not ULTRA sure what is happening here, well the fem-domme gal is touching the sub with an ice arrow... on his butt? Shoulders? Is that a male(sub), are those his legs below hers, I ain't sure! Hot regardless! ALSO, what is "SM Play" btw?
Shimotsuki Kozaburo: A legendary swordsmith in One Piece, Kozaburo is the creator of Enma and Wado Ichimonji, two of the most famous swords in the series.
Fyodor Dostoevsky in Bungou Stray Dogs is a cunning antagonist known for his genius-level intellect and ruthless strategies. Inspired by the real-life Russian author, his character embodies themes of psychological manipulation and the darker aspects of human nature.
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