The Three Acts of Desire

Happy Transgender Awareness Week Puppies!

For this week, I wanted to respond to a number of the misconceptions that we gathered over on GWAG and when I was thinking about what I wanted to create I found myself calling on a lot of my past experiences when I’ve made content of this kind. 

I decided to focus on a Non-Binary Genderfluid Listener as given the demographics here on my Patreon I rarely get the opportunity to make my characters purely Non-Binary. So, this was an excellent opportunity to explore this more. 

The Specs:

Summary: Set in the late 1800's/early 1900's you are a Sex Worker who has been hired for the night by a wealthy man. He hired you because your gender presentation intrigues him, he's never seen anyone quite like you before.

Listener: You/Yours, Kitten, Girl, She/Her, Puppy, Boy, He/Him, Object, Sweet, Sweetness, Sweet Thing

Genitals: Hole

Mentions: Chest, Body, Hips

The Process:

I also want to take this opportunity to explain a number of my choices, I feel these things might be important to establish :

• I really wanted to avoid the idea that this character is a chaser. I’ve set the audio at a point-in-time where “Non-Binary” isn’t a recognised term and the listener is different, unique and therefore something to be admired - the attraction comes from their ambiguity. 

• I wanted to play on the misconception that being Non-Binary is a modern invention and that people who defied traditional gender-presentation didn’t exist before a certain time-frame. 

• I intentionally made the listener “larger” bodied, attempting to explore the misconception that Non-Binary people all look a certain way and have a certain body-type (i.e. twinks). 

• Recently, I’ve been privileged enough to work privately with a number of Enby commissioners and one thing that’s really stood out to me in that process is their preference for blended terminology (He/She/They) which is what I wanted to reflect here.

• Penetration is always a really difficult act to “get right” when aiming for it to be ambiguous. Through passive conversation I know that not every person with a vagina wants to be penetrated there, so I used ambiguous language to indicate position and presentation of the listener in order for the audio to try and avoid throwing people regardless of which hole they want me to be in! 

I would really love to hear any kind of feedback about this audio, did you enjoy it? Would you like to hear more content with this kind of blended gender-terminology? Remember that the suggestions post went out today as well and you're more than welcome to make suggestions with this kind of listener demographic in mind!

Big Love 💛