Ep 64 Not Again Cody

Content warning: There is physical and mental abuse depicted in this episode. It's sunday night and I'm getting yall some good good sexy content, up early for your enjoyment. Hole-some content that you'll love and cherish forever, I'm sure. This week Cody gives us a little more of the book "The Claiming of Sleeping Beauty" by A. N. Roquelaure. Maybe one day he'll finish it. That day and after is the only time he's allowed to talk about this ever again. We all cry and cry and cry at this horrible book and the torture that we're being put through. Our guest today was: Nate @tiefling_otter

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