Call me pathetic, in hushed tones, with love in your eyes, while you run your hands along my body until I shiver
Tease me for how little effort it takes to make me whimper, to make me small and obedient
Tell me I’m stupid, but I make up for it cuz I’m pretty
Make me beg and then tease me for how desperate I am
Tell me dumb boytoys like me don’t need to think, I just need to be soft and make pretty noises for you and grab your shirt and do what you say
I’m your boy, throw me on the bed and hold me down because you know I’m soft and weak and of course, if you told me not to move I’d lay still as long as you wanted
Make me your boy, your pretty toy, tell me how much you love my whines and whimpers and how well I obey
lolita fashion (NOT to be confused with loli/lolita cp) is so cute I just wish it were named something else
lmao then call it something else because there’s a reason it’s called lolita and they aren’t at all using it because of cute fashion.
The name Lolita has nothing to do with pedophillia. It was chosen by Japanese designers in the 70’s because it sounded old fashion and European so it fit the style. Due to a language barrier they did not know what connotations it had outside of Japan
The Lolita fashion community is very anti pedophillia, please do not try to say that we are fetishists for using the terminology our community has used since the 70s it is not our fault
Lolita fashion was intended to be intentionally childish, but not because it would be sexual to pedophiles. The original lolita fashion movement was a symbol of rebellion, of girls reclaiming their sexuality from a society that told them to dress formally at all times to find a husband.
These girls created fashion based around a little girl’s idea of fancy. It wasn’t good looking to men, but the women who wore it loved it, and that was the entire point.
Lolita fashion is basically the Flapper movement of Japan (which, for those who don’t know, was also a movement of young women defying traditional gender roles by dressing in ways they found fun instead of in ways that were deemed appropriate).
Dama Cherepaha 