Anaconda mon premier trois mètres...totalpost (images+ récit+ videos)

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Anaconda mon premier trois mètres...totalpost (images+ récit+ videos)

Un anaconda peut mesurer jusqu'à 10 m de long...un intestin humain mesure 6 ou 7 m .

Ci-dessous un calendrier Maya où un serpent, genre BD, tient une place d'honneur.

il avait été capturé tout petit. Le voilà dans nos mains à mon copain et moi. On est gais, on s'aime. Ce petit serpent nous amusait surtout Franck, mon copain. Un soir, moi qui suis plutôt bottom, je tendais mes fesses et j'ai cru que je sentais son gland sur mon anneau. En fait, bien sûr, c'était le petit Victor dont je sentais les frôlements sur mes fesses. Franck le tenait par la tête et était parti à la déconne. Il riait, presue hystérique : je le lâche dans don petit cul et je vien derrière pour le tasser en toi ? Ma peur et ma réaction furent démesurées. Le vivant 'joujou" fut rangé et je me souviens d'avoir mis plusieurs jours avant d'accepter que Franck me pénètre. Pourtant, dieu sait que j'aime ça.

Allez savoir, mais à partir de ce moment, j'ai commencé à désirer plus grand, plus long plus fort que le sexe de Franck qui n'est pourtant pas petit. L'animal avait un peu grandi, et quand on le prenait en main on sentait toute sa force pour se dérober. Un serpent de cette force c'est très difficile à maintenir.

Par ailleurs,un jour il est sorti de son vivarium en soulevant le lour couvercle de verre et a ensuite disparu sans qu'on n'y puisse rien.Il m'arrivait d'y penser et puis j'oubliais. Toutefois Victor, l'anaconda, hantait certains de mes rêves dans lesquels la farce de Franck revenait constamment.Curieusement la peur s'était muée en un désir dont je parlai en plaisantant à mon ami. Tout en s'excusant de sa mauvaise farce, Franck me dit qu'il va se procurer un gode très long pour agrémenter nos soirées au lit puisque cela semble être mon fantasme.

Il ramena ceux-ci, puis celui-là :

et encore cet amusant gadget :

ce dernier nommé anaconda par son fabricant, manipulé avec audace par mon copain, réussissait à m'arracher des cris en raison de son fort diamètre.

mes rêves ...

Enfin un soir où l'alcool et les joints avaient plus défilé que d'habitude, je me mis au lit avec la crainte du serpent. Le cannabis n'avait pas cessé de faire effet tout en couleurs

je me sentais entre rêve et réalité, très agité...et lui était là, inexorable et fort :

ce que j'avais tant craint et, à la fois, tant souhaité était en train de se produire.

D'abord ce fut comme Franck qui me prenait par derrière. Dans mon état, je lui fis place et bon accueil...

Mais je sentis bien autre chose. Je pensai au long dildo en forme de setrpent dont Franck se servait.

Mais mon anus puis mon rectum étaient bientôt franchis...et j'étais entre bien-être et malaise, envahi comme j'aimais.

Je mis les doigts sur mon anus et je sentis avec effroi que le "pénis" continuait à entrer lentement de nouveaux centimètres. Là je voulus réagir, me lever ou m'asseoir, mais une image se substituait à toutes : je faisais face à des yeux de serpent et force était de constater que ma volonté était anéantie. Si je paniquais ça me faisait souffrir, Je ressentais les spires se convulser dans mon abdomen, si je me calmais j'étais bien et sous l'effet d'une bienfaisante drogue. Rêve ou réalité ce serpent (Victor ???) voulait me posséder, mais je craignais des dégâts internes ! earthmagick: It’s Bakunawa ! ♥ :D I still remember as a kid we would make loud noises outside and bang pots and pans during an eclipse to scare off Bakunawa, a sea serpent like dragon deity and guardian of Sulad, the realm of the ancestors, from trying to eat the moon.

earthmagick: It’s Bakunawa ! ♥ :D I still remember as a kid we would make loud noises outside and bang pots and pans during an eclipse to scare off Bakunawa, a sea serpent like dragon deity and guardian of Sulad, the realm of the ancestors, from trying to eat the moon.

Le temps passait. Et pas de Franck....et je sentais mon estomac envahi lui aussi...puis mon oesophage et ma gorge ...

Je ne puis vous décrire toutes mes visions :

même le serpent qui se foutait de moi...c'était bien le mot.

Je vis depuis mais avec le sentiment que le serpent n'est jamais sorti de moi...que c'est moli qui suis, en l'abritant, devenu serpent.

earthmagick: oshunshines: earthmagick: pinoy-culture: ᜊᜃᜓᜓᜈᜏBakunawa ~ The Moon Eating Water Dragon Deity of the Underworld The Bakunawa, also known as Bakonawa, Baconaua, or Bakonaua, is a deity in Philippine mythology that is often represented as a gigantic sea serpent. It is believed to be the God of the underworld and is often considered to be the cause of eclipses. It appears as a giant sea serpent with a mouth the size of a lake, a red tongue, whiskers, gills, small wires at its sides, and two sets of wings, one is large and ash-gray while the other is small and is found further down its body.Mythology Tales about the Bakunawa say that it is the cause of eclipses. During ancient times, Filipinos believe that there are seven moons created by Bathala to light up the sky. The Bakunawa, amazed by their beauty, would rise from the ocean and swallow the moons whole, angering Bathala and causing them to be mortal enemies. To keep the Bakunawa moons from completely being swallowed, ancient Filipinos would go out of their homes with pans and pots, and would make noise in order to scare the Bakonawa into spitting out the moon back into the sky. Some of the people in the villages would play soothing sounds with their musical instruments, in hopes that the dragon would fall into a deep sleep. Thus, the brave men of the village hoped that while the dragon was hypnotized by the musical sounds they could somehow slay the dragon. Although the dragon was known as a “moon eater” it was also known as a “man eater”. Other tales tell that the Bakunawa has a sister in the form of a sea turtle. The sea turtle would visit a certain island in the Philippines in order to lay its eggs. However, locals soon discovered that every time the sea turtle went to shore, the water seemed to follow her, thus reducing the island’s size. Worried that their island would eventually disappear, the locals killed the sea turtle. When the Bakunawa found out about this, it arose from the sea and ate the moon. The people were afraid so they prayed to Bathala to punish the creature. Bathala refused but instead told them to bang some pots and pans in order to disturb the serpent. The moon is then regurgitated while the Bakunawa disappeared, never to be seen again. The island where the sea turtle lays its eggs is said to exist today. Some sources say that the island might just be one of the Turtle Islands. Figures of the Bakunawa’s head decorate the hilts of many ancient Filipino swords. These swords that originate in Panay are said to bestow upon the hangaway or mandirigma (sacred warriors) the fearful presence and power of the Bakunawa (or whatever deity/animal they have on their deity hilt) when they wield their swords in combat. Something I did today. C: I’m actually going to start making digital artwork based on Philippine Mythology as a part of my spiritual dedication to my ancestors and path. There aren’t many images on Philippine mythology so since I love doing digital artwork and I’m passionate about the deities, nature spirits, myths, legends, epics, ancestors, etc. in my spiritual path this is my way of dedication and connection with them. For a better quality version click here. hmm, this seems to be a metaphor for the supression of the dark goddess and the ousting of indigo culture in the Philippines. interesting. Not really. Bakunawa isn’t a Goddess but a God, who is the guardian of Sulad, or in English terms, the Underworld or the land of the ancestors. Gender relations in the Philippines is pretty balanced actually compared to other places back then and still is and you even see this in our creation myths. Both men and women had equal status with one another, though in some ethnic groups it was and is still today a matriachal society. For deities the gender roles are usually genderless or they were a hermaphrodite. Bathala for instance was a hermaphrodite or genderless depending on the group of people. The deities in the Philippines were not as important however compared to the ancestors who were revered more so because they could interfere with everyday life good or bad. Bakunawa was believed to be the cause of the eclipses because he was fascinated with the moons and tried to eat them. Worried about the last moon being taken which would result in no light at night, people made loud noises to try and scare him off. However besides that part of that deity who people feared would try to devour the moon, he was actually very respected and revered. As the guardian of Sulad he was the one who let the Sea Goddess Magwayen, also the one responsible to ferry the dead souls to Sulad, enter Sulad to drop them off, and as such he has deep respect because of his connection with the ancestors. The fact he is a winged sea serpent, the sea being traditionally where Sulad is supposed to be connected to, and snakes being one of the most sacred animals in many various ethnic groups due to their connection with the ancestors or being an ancestor themselves, Bakunawa was one of the most revered deities in the Visaya’s and some Tagalog groups near the Visaya’s. He was asked for blessings and in the hilts of swords people carved Bakunawa to be protected by him when traveling by sea and at war. And what do you mean by the indigo culture of the Philippines? Do you mean indigenous? Lol sorry that just confused me a bit. If it’s the indigenous cultures of the Philippines I can’t see it being a metaphor since for the most part our various indigenous cultures are still alive, though more in the rural areas. It wasn’t completely wiped out, just repressed by Spain and America. It blended in with colonial influences and although the majority don’t practice or native animistic beliefs, at least not fully because again the old practices and beliefs were syncrethized with Christianity and colonial influences, majority of people now especially with the younger generations are bringing back our indigenous practices.

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