But, a final thought to sign off on; I wonder if anyone was perving on me fingering myself, thus extending the daisy chain of perving even further? I would like to think that, unbeknownst to me, there could have been a fourth participant to this lewding. Or maybe even more!
Monday, 30 March 2026
Daisy-chained perving
But, a final thought to sign off on; I wonder if anyone was perving on me fingering myself, thus extending the daisy chain of perving even further? I would like to think that, unbeknownst to me, there could have been a fourth participant to this lewding. Or maybe even more!
Saturday, 28 March 2026
Lofi Blogging
It didn’t take long to realise it might be exactly that.
Something about it made focusing feel effortless. Not forced, not wrestled into submission, just… natural.
It’s the kind of place that doesn’t demand productivity but somehow encourages it anyway. A soft reset button when routine starts to feel stale. Safe to say, Ellie's Lofi Cafe could quickly earn its place as a future escape hatch for those moments when I need to work, but somewhere better than the usual.
Friday, 27 March 2026
To Fap Or Not To Fap?
Tuesday, 24 March 2026
Couch Surfing Over Crowd Surfing
From that low-slung vantage point, the night unfolded differently. Not worse - just… surreal. The stage still burned in deep reds and strobes, the crowd still pulsed like a living organism, and Black Soul still delivered their signature blend of gritty rock and nu-metal with the kind of precision that feels almost dangerous. But instead of bracing myself against the barricade, I was half-reclined, drink in hand, watching chaos with the composure of someone at a cinema... if cinemas came with distortion pedals and kick drums that punch you in the ribs.
And then came the real twist: new material.
A few tracks slipped into the set like secrets whispered too loudly to ignore. Unreleased, untested, and completely electric. You could feel the crowd recalibrating in real time - heads tilting, bodies adjusting, that shared moment of “wait, what is this?” before the beat drops and suddenly everyone’s on board. Even from the comfort of my unlikely throne, the energy hit just as hard. Maybe harder, because I had the space to actually take it in.
There’s something oddly decadent about experiencing raw, high-voltage music while sitting down. Like watching a storm from behind glass instead of standing in the rain. You’re still part of it, still moved by it, but there’s a layer of distance that turns the whole thing into something almost cinematic.
By the end of the set, the couch felt less like a luxury and more like a vantage point. A front-row seat to both the spectacle and the subtle details. Rock shows aren’t supposed to be comfortable. But maybe, just this once, that’s what made it unforgettable.
Saturday, 14 March 2026
The Steak & Blowjob streak continues
The doorbell rings at 6 PM sharp. I open the door to find Bob, holding a cast-iron skillet in one oven-mitt-clad hand and a brown paper bag in the other. He’s got a few more grey streaks in his hair than last year, and a new, faint scar on his chin from a biking accident, but his smile is the same: a little lopsided, a lot knowing.
“Are you grilling this year, or am I?” he asks, stepping inside without waiting for an answer. This is the ritual. He usually brings the steak - generally a dry-aged ribeye from the butcher two towns over, because Bob refuses to compromise on this one day - and I provide the rest.
“You already know the answer to that” I giggle, taking the bag. Inside, nestled on a bed of butcher paper, are two perfect, marbled slabs of meat. “Jesus, Bob. These are obscene.”
“Only the best for our annual tradition” he quips, heading directly to the kitchen.
From time to time we mix things up; like the time I took him out to a fine-dinning restaurant and enjoyed the thrill of pleasuring him under the table while other dinners were blissfully unaware of the different sort of mouthful that I hand. But, generally speaking, it’s now a finely tuned operation. While I man the grill, he makes himself comfortable and gets himself in "the mood" ready for when it is time for my other service.
We eat at my kitchen table, the steaks bleeding into the mashed potatoes, the rich, savoury scent wrapping around us like a blanket. We talk about his new job, my recent trip to the coast. We laugh about the time another neighbour from across the hallway almost walked in on us when we left my front door ajar, such was our hurry to get going. It’s easy. It’s us.
After the plates are cleared and the wine is half-gone, the air in the room shifts. It’s a subtle thing, the way our knees brush under the table, the way his gaze lingers a second longer than it does when we were just chatting in the hallway. The irony melts away, replaced by something simpler, more primal. This is the part of the deal we never speak aloud, the part that isn’t a joke. For one night, we get to be selfish.
Afterwards, we lie in the dark, the scent of seared meat and oral sex mingling in the air. He traces a lazy pattern on my shoulder.
“Another successful year,” he murmurs.
“The streak continues,” I reply.
I feel him smile against my hair. We don’t say ‘I love you.’ because we honestly have no feelings for one another. We don’t talk about what this means, or what it might mean if we let it spill over into a Tuesday in July because we know that will never happen. We are just two consenting adults who exist together in this single, perfectly contained moment that repeats itself once a year.





































