Of the Air (cele/celes)

pronouns: cele/celes

Plural. Trans{gender and species}.

We aren’t human, thank you!

Do not tell us you/y&/you&/y’all love us until we are close emotionally, nor guess at our emotions currently or in the future.

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  • Of the Air (cele/celes)toTransfemHypnosis Fetish?
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    That’s why people have tags and similar stuff. That enters in con non con territory and some people are into it. Others are not and should be able to stay clear from it.

    Yes exactly. Stay away from any{one/many} who does not respect your consent/boundaries. We would not suggest meeting some{one/many} and diving straight into things like hypnosis with them, take it slow, discuss boundaries etc and see how well they do with other kinks/fetishes before trusting them with something like this.



  • Of the Air (cele/celes)toTransfemHypnosis Fetish?
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    Like all kink/fetishes it can be engaged in more or less responsibly. This is why RACK (Risk Aware Consensual Kink) exists. If you would like to know more please feel free to head over to our Kink Education and Discussion community !kink@lemmy.blahaj.zone as we wish to make people and other such creatures much safer when it comes to kink, even and especially one requiring such deep trust.

    It is one of our main kinks and as such we are fairly well versed in it and its safety and how it can go wrong.












  • Exactly this. We want to see more complex relationships in games rather than how they exist right now, discussing boundaries, showing actual care for others, more than just one sex scene especially if they can be controlled by the player(s).

    The best example we can personally think of is Cute Demon Crashers for this kind of thing, though arguably it’s only one such scene the consent and getting to know the demons are wonderful and a lot more games could learn a lot from it on consent.

    Then there is Haven, the only game we can think of about a pre-existing relationship where the characters are still together at the end and have grown from the experience.

    Mainstream AAA games though seem to find thinking about actual relationships instead of getting to know you fantasies that result in the ‘reward’ of sex difficult and this bothers us a lot.

    We long for more diverse and meaningful experiences where it’s not just put Kindness Coins (another great game that is a reversal of that trope) in and sex or a relationship falls out.