Tag: Theme: Disability
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I Want To Fuck The Monster
Event: Monstrous May, Kink: Pregnancy & Breeding, Theme: Body Horror & Transformation, Theme: Chronic Illness, Theme: Chronic Pain, Theme: Disability, Theme: Gender Exploration & Nonconformity, Theme: Identity & Personality, Theme: Monsters & Monsterfucking, Theme: Sex & Sexuality, Theme: Transgenderism, Theme: Transmasculinity
Monsterfuckery from a trans and disabled perspective. Content warnings in this post for discussions of gender dysphoria, especially body horror and pregnancy, and some chronic illness talk such as descriptions of an asthma attack. I don’t have the tweet and I categorically refuse to look it up, but when The Shape of Water was being…
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An Uncommon Betrothal: Chapter One
Alexos Fox meets the retiring butler’s sexy new replacement. Alexos Fox is of course quite sad when the long-time butler of his household, the man who all but raised him, retires. He is not at all prepared for the old man’s replacement: his exceedingly attractive and painfully tempting nephew, Harry Sutton. Alexos, overcome with feelings…
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Letters to the Dead
POV: First Person, Publication: /r/NoSleep, Theme: Cats, Theme: Christians & Christianity, Theme: Diaries & Epistolary, Theme: Disability, Theme: Family Dynamics, Theme: Getting Old, Theme: Ghosts & Necromancy, Theme: Gravediggers & Executioners, Theme: Homophobia, Theme: Men Who Love Men | Homosexuality, Theme: Mental Illness, Theme: Messengers & Postmen, Theme: Obsession, Theme: Priests & Clerics & Devotees, Theme: Scars & Permanent Injuries, Theme: Temples & Places of WorshipA tale from a gravedigger. This is a work of horror fiction in four parts, written to resemble diarised blog posts. Originally published on /r/NoSleep. CW for homophobia, grief, potential mental illness. Part 1 This story has been a long time in the making. I’ve been meaning to write it down for years now, because…
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It’s Your Responsibility to Kill Yourself
and other interesting viewpoints in The Haunting of Bly Manor. A still from the opening credits. From Wikipedia. Before I get on with this review, I would just like to note that this will, of course, be incredibly spoiler-heavy for The Haunting of Bly Manor, Mike Flanagan’s spiritual sequel to the The Haunting of Hill House,…