Thank you little pup, your comments *always* make me smile 😊

This is now canon to me simply because I want to believe ✨😆💜

Yay! I look forward to hearing about your progress when you do get going again!

Lactation is fantastic, I don't do well keeping a noticeable supply with just pumping and ANR partner lives an ocean away right now 😞 so I definitely understand the temptation to jump in fully even when waiting is the plan, it's such a delicious way to be!

Thank you hon 💜

The motif of the famed philosopher under the thrall (and saddle) of a beautiful younger woman became a popular subject for artists, and it always amuses me when it crops up (✨pun very much intended✨) among otherwise religious displays because of its "moral teachings" about sexual temptation.

4/4

Phyllis agrees, but as revenge for his warning to Alexander, insists Aristotle prove the depth of his passion by allowing her to ride him like a horse.

She arranges for Alexander to secretly witness his tutor debasing himself in this way, and sexuality finds triumph over logical cautions.

3/4

The story varies, but at it's core:

Aristotle warns his pupil Alexander the Great against being distracted by the seductive powers of the woman Phyllis (in some versions she's Alexander's wife, in others a mistress).

Aristotle himself is so overcome by her that he seeks her favor.

2/4

When someone specifically and only seeks partnership with someone they don't respect as an equal, whether that's age-gap, purposefully economically exploitative or otherwise, it's one of the reddest of flags. D/s "but they consent!" doesn't magically make it ok.