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Catching Elephant is a theme by Andy Taylor

 

stucktomyshoes: My mouth is watering…. I will have it. I WILL HAVE IT DO YOU UNDERSTAND ME?

stucktomyshoes:

My mouth is watering….

I will have it. I WILL HAVE IT DO YOU UNDERSTAND ME?

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This is what happens when I’m left alone…

After spending about two years trying to figure how best to organize the insane amount of releases and re-releases of this album, I present to you the (mostly) chronologically organized, LUNGS COMPLETE! :D 

After spending about two years trying to figure how best to organize the insane amount of releases and re-releases of this album, I present to you the (mostly) chronologically organized, LUNGS COMPLETE! :D 

When I was 13 years old, I was a lonely child with a big imagination. I’ve always loved the Final Fantasy series, the seventh installment particularly. When I was 13 I convinced myself that Cloud Strife, the game’s protagonist, was real. I would walk around in the woods and talk to him, tell him about my problems, ask him why he hadn’t shown up yet to take me off to his world. I made up stories about him and talked to him about my life and my thoughts. Eventually I grew up and understood that Cloud was as real as anything else in this world and in our minds and hearts are, but that he was never going to appear out of the sky and take me away to his world. It was out of naivete, childishness, and loneliness that I waited for him to show up and take me away from this world into another.I fail to see how talking to Jesus, telling him about my problems, asking for his help, and waiting for him to come down from the sky and take me away to a different world is any less childish. We can grow out of all our imaginary friends except for God. That’s the one that we carry around with us, and what does it do to benefit our lives, other than make us feel angry at ourselves for being who we are, make us judge ourselves and others with anger and condescension? Why is it okay for me to grow out of worshiping Cloud Strife, but it’s blasphemy for me to grow out of worshiping Jesus Christ?

When I was 13 years old, I was a lonely child with a big imagination. I’ve always loved the Final Fantasy series, the seventh installment particularly. When I was 13 I convinced myself that Cloud Strife, the game’s protagonist, was real. I would walk around in the woods and talk to him, tell him about my problems, ask him why he hadn’t shown up yet to take me off to his world. I made up stories about him and talked to him about my life and my thoughts. Eventually I grew up and understood that Cloud was as real as anything else in this world and in our minds and hearts are, but that he was never going to appear out of the sky and take me away to his world. It was out of naivete, childishness, and loneliness that I waited for him to show up and take me away from this world into another.

I fail to see how talking to Jesus, telling him about my problems, asking for his help, and waiting for him to come down from the sky and take me away to a different world is any less childish. We can grow out of all our imaginary friends except for God. That’s the one that we carry around with us, and what does it do to benefit our lives, other than make us feel angry at ourselves for being who we are, make us judge ourselves and others with anger and condescension? Why is it okay for me to grow out of worshiping Cloud Strife, but it’s blasphemy for me to grow out of worshiping Jesus Christ?

tyleroakley: Oh. Oh shit! :D

tyleroakley:

Oh.

Oh shit! :D

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vindibell: creamthejeans: creamthejeans.tumblr.com (via Beelog) Perfect tatoo! Perfection

vindibell:

creamthejeans:

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Perfect tatoo!

Perfection

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artofmalemasturbation:

The Beauty of Men in Jeans: Our bro’ is at the end of a long, sensuous session, edging slowly toward orgasm.  He’s saved these most pleasurable moments for us as he edges his way over the top—past the point of no return (PONR). Oh for a strategically placed hole in your pocket!

For more on techniques: http://artofmalemasturbation.tumblr.com/craftsmanship

yb16:

Had to post Again

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parksronnie: Nothing like eatin sweet pussy

parksronnie:

Nothing like eatin sweet pussy

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artofmalemasturbation: Masculine Beauty: Sensuous drops of nectar….

artofmalemasturbation:

Masculine Beauty: Sensuous drops of nectar….

flsubdude: Guess we’ll find out what happens if he wakes up while I’m licking his ass. 

flsubdude:

Guess we’ll find out what happens if he wakes up while I’m licking his ass. 

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