Imagine your villainous or yandere F/O kidnapping and drugging you.
They keep you tied up, and drugged until you’re barely lucid. They visit you constantly, purring out affectionate words and pet names in your ear, stroking your hair and face, and covering you with kisses while you squirm and try to find the will to resist.
They tell you how much they love you and that they want to keep you close. The drugs and bindings are for your own good, they tell you. Just until you promise to behave and be good for them.
Ah, anon, I see we’re getting into questions about the darker side of the relationship. Very well! I’ll answer both for Harry and for Toko.
Marigold– Has s/i ever done something to make you jealous? Have you done anything that made s/i jealous?
Being honest, I can be a bit of a jealous and possessive man, quite irrationally. We’re polyamorous, and explicitly so, but sometimes Harry goes out of his way to tease me, just to get a reaction. The boy is quite the flirt.
Toko on the other hand is the one who sometimes gets jealous of my affection. Thankfully, I have an arm to extend to every lover.
Belledonna– Have you ever kept a secret from s/i, or found out they were keeping one from you?
We’re secretive by nature, admittedly, and all have our little side schemes and plots. Harry’s kept his addiction from me, on occasion when he slips back into it, knowing that I disapprove. We move past it.
Toko and I are more intimate in that way. I don’t know that I’ve kept anything from him intentionally, nor he from me, though there have been times when a revelation between us has to be worked past.
The war on drugs is rooted in racist policies . The failure of the war and drugs is obvious. We need to find a better solution, because people of color should never be the victims of racist policies. White Americans are more likely than black Americans to have used most kinds of illegal drugs, including cocaine and LSD. Yet blacks are far more likely to go to prison for marijuana, which is not a hard drug. Moreover , even when white people get caught , they get less time in prison.Â
…is that Rachael Leigh Cook, the same actress who did the original anti-drug ad when she was a teenager?
The war on drugs is rooted in racist policies . The failure of the war and drugs is obvious. We need to find a better solution, because people of color should never be the victims of racist policies. White Americans are more likely than black Americans to have used most kinds of illegal drugs, including cocaine and LSD. Yet blacks are far more likely to go to prison for marijuana, which is not a hard drug. Moreover , even when white people get caught , they get less time in prison.Â
…is that Rachael Leigh Cook, the same actress who did the original anti-drug ad when she was a teenager?
The war on drugs is rooted in racist policies . The failure of the war and drugs is obvious. We need to find a better solution, because people of color should never be the victims of racist policies. White Americans are more likely than black Americans to have used most kinds of illegal drugs, including cocaine and LSD. Yet blacks are far more likely to go to prison for marijuana, which is not a hard drug. Moreover , even when white people get caught , they get less time in prison.Â
…is that Rachael Leigh Cook, the same actress who did the original anti-drug ad when she was a teenager?
The war on drugs is rooted in racist policies . The failure of the war and drugs is obvious. We need to find a better solution, because people of color should never be the victims of racist policies. White Americans are more likely than black Americans to have used most kinds of illegal drugs, including cocaine and LSD. Yet blacks are far more likely to go to prison for marijuana, which is not a hard drug. Moreover , even when white people get caught , they get less time in prison.Â
…is that Rachael Leigh Cook, the same actress who did the original anti-drug ad when she was a teenager?
