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(This title made me chuckle, but I couldn't think of what else to call it, haha)

Hi everyone! A little update on me.

Since it's my first year going into the retail experience with Thanksgiving and Black Friday, my therapist has stressed doing what I can to take care of myself and decompress as much as possible. It's been doing wonders; not only am I getting back into reading (thank you, Jurassic Park) but it's also putting my mind into a space of audio prep, including your favorite spicy audios.

Here's where I need your input - I don't know that everyone is into terms that "gender" the listener, and the last thing I want is to exclude anyone who gets affirmation from my NSFW content. So I need to hear some from all of you that you'd like to hear! For example: pussy? Tits? Cock? What're your feelings on those, and for my trans and non-binary friends, what can I do to include you in this?

I look forward to the input you can provide to this, as it'll allow me to grow more as a content creator and maybe provide better material! (Mommy domme/domme girlfriend, anyone?) If you don't feel comfortable putting those thoughts in the comments, feel free to DM me!

Thanks for your time, and have an awesome weekend!

-H


Totally forgot to add!

What about terms like bitch, slut, whore, etc? I don't know where these border on degridation, but that's not something I'm interesting in doing, so I want to know what you think about those, too!

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Smolgoblin

I'm agender and all pronouns are pretty interchangeable for me. Got no preferences. Oh, same with body terms. Baby, pet, kitten, and good are great affectionate terms with any pronouns or without. Stuff like slut, bitch, etc really depends on the tone and context. Said with affection in specific role play is good.. same with brat. Mommy domme is excellent. Sfw and NSFW. It's comforting. Domme girlfriend, same. Being bossed and praised for listening is 🥰. That's the thoughts of a sub agender goblin anyway.

Naomi

Enby here. Love nonmasc terms