one singular braincell :3
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Cake day: 2023年7月18日

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  • In my experience, they really aren’t. Sure, you need one that’s the right size, that’s a given. Random strong erection might be uncomfortable at first, but as you get used to the cage, they don’t really happen that much any more. And the only real discomfort I ever feel is when I try to ride a bicycle while wearing one because the way you sit on a bike is incompatible with the base ring. But again, as long as it’s properly sized and you’re used to wearing it, a cage is usually only uncomfy due to external influences.








  • For me, that’s usually because I want to go somewhere where I feel at home. Home is a place where you live, but it’s also a feeling, I think. If you live in a toxic environment and hate every minute there, it may be your home (place where you live), but it’s not where you feel at home. Home is also a place where you feel safe and where you can be yourself. And sometimes, it goes beyond that, too. Maybe life is stressful or you suffer from depression and you’re looking for an escape because even home doesn’t feel like it’s home any more. There’s so much more to “home” than having a flat or a house to live in.