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Jayden: So many songs. SO many. If Our Love Is Wrong by Calum Scott spoke to me for a long time.
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Jayden: Snuggles and acts of service.
Richard: Snuggles and New York Times articles
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Jayden: That I’m going to have more time someday. I don’t know how to do down time, so I always fill it with things. But at least now I fill it with things (and people) I love instead of fill it to run away from something.
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Jayden: For a brief time, I wanted to be a marine biologist. But mostly, I wanted to be a teacher. There was, of course, also the times I wanted to be a famous musician, or better yet, wanted my dad to be a famous musician so I would get the money but not have to do the work. 😉 (Plus it was my dad’s dream, so I wanted it for him.)
Richard: Also marine biologist (same as everyone). I was briefly obsessed with specifically being a paperback writer due to the Beatles song.
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Jayden:
The rain wouldn’t stop pouring outside. It had been days and days and days. All anyone wanted was a break from the rain. But mother nature didn’t comply. “Master?” I said, kneeling at my Dom’s feet.
“Yes, pet?”
“I want to be able to go outside again.”
“I know, pet,” he said, and he scritched me behind the ear.
My favorite thing to do was for Master to take me outside on my leash, sometimes making me pee outside. I loved the feeling of the cool grass on my legs and hands, tickling me as I crawled around. I loved feeling the cool breeze across my naked body. But when it rained, cool became cold and exhilarating became uncomfortable.
“Maybe I’ll make you go outside anyway, pet.”
I whimpered, but even as I protested, my pussy dripped with arousal at the thought of being forced by my Master.
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Jayden: It’s a good creative outlet.
Richard: *Looks up from pile of manuscripts, critique letters, and seminar readings* TO FINISH THIS DAMN MFA!
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Jayden: Doing things for others. I like being able to help other people. It’s almost a curse. All I want is a thank you, and I’m happy to do almost anything. (That might be why I lean so heavily submissive…)
Richard: Cooking for others.
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Jayden: My mom lost my grandmother’s diamond engagement ring. She inherited it when my grandmother passed away. She was devastated. I assured her that it wasn’t a big deal (it wasn’t valuable, just sentimental) and that we had our pictures and memories that were more important. That was almost a decade ago and it chokes me up when I think about it, but I won’t tell my mom because it will just upset her.
Richard: The ability to take Swiss Army Knives on a plane.
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Jayden: I have a very vague memory of my mom’s best friend’s house that she sold when I was 3 or 4. Other than that, I remember watching TV with my parents and playing school in Kindergarten. Nothing particularly crazy.
Richard: My mom yelling at me for brushing my teeth wrong. Like, I spit and it got on her toothbrush or something. I was 2? 3?
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Jayden: I have an intense dislike of change. My therapist and I have spoken about it at length. And yet, I took a huge step ~2 years ago and ended my 12+ year marriage. It was a super difficult thing to do, but it was the right thing to do for myself. It took a lot of bravery to take that step, but I am much happier now, and I’m glad I did it.
Hello readers! We’re here today to bring you the first in a returning series: Bloganuary! Honestly, we totally forgot about this until the email popped up from them today. Whoops! So, surprise, you get a little tidbit from (at least) one of us every day in January to kick off the year! But don’t worry, our other plans haven’t changed at all.
Bloganuary is a challenge to blog every day in January with a prompt from WordPress. The prompts don’t come out until almost the day of, so we have to write every day for it to work.
So here is the first installment. Day 1:
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