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sapphic-heartbeats · 7 months
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Thump, thump, thump, thump, thump, thump
My heart says hello 😳💗 (but only for the girls😉) holy hell she’s pounding SO hard tonight, I couldn’t not share
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rkprrpheart · 3 months
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oh to be stethed by a girl and be told how fast my heart is beating
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just-listening-in · 5 months
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Aaaa I came out as a cardiophile to my gf today and she was so cool about it. I was embarrassed but she was like "hey this is no big deal, I'm down to try stuff" and I think she's gonna send me a recording of her heartbeat like I could just die rn ~ love her so much
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Sometimes I just want to hear my girlfriend's heartbeat, so, taking advantage of the fact that she asked me for a drawing of the two of us, why don't I listen to her heart as usual?
Isn't cute?💓🩺
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m-heart · 28 days
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😖🩺💓
And now as soon as I think about my girlfriend, my heart starts beating faster again 🥺💓 I am pressing my mic so firmly against my sternum in this one 😖🩺
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that-cardio-enby · 11 months
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Happy PRIDE MONTH to all the lgbtq cardiophiles out there! I myself am LGBTQ (omnisexual and non binary) as well.
Be safe, be gay, be yourself and have a good pride month ♡🏳️‍🌈
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iambic-stan · 8 months
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last book read + last stethoscope used, part 13
I just lost someone close to me only two days ago, and I'm trying to distract myself even though I don't love this series, this blog, or much of anything as much as I would ordinarily. I'm only beginning to learn what this kind of grief looks like. That said, I had a strong reaction to this book so that helps me write a little about it, I guess.
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The stethoscope: Littmann Master Cardiology in Plum. It's got that name recognition, but Littmann still isn't my favorite brand. I guess this one is supposed to be the Muhammad Ali of Littmanns, though I think a couple of people on here have told me they prefer the Cardiology IV, which I've never tried.
The book: Michelle Hart's sort of nontraditional lesbian romance, We Do What We Do in the Dark. Not a fan of the title, as it's chosen from some really horrible/immoral dialogue spoken by a character I came to truly dislike. This is the story of college freshman Mallory, who has always felt alienated from her peers and relishes the attention she receives from a much-older, married woman she meets at the gym...who turns out to be a professor at her university. The prose here is simple at times, overwrought at others, and yet sometimes quite beautiful. I guess I could just say it's inconsistent, but the story held my attention the entire time. This is partially because I went through something similar. But I think it's universal that if the defining relationship in your youth had a vastly imbalanced power dynamic, you can't see how much it hindered you until it's years, maybe even decades, in your rear view mirror. It's a short read but it's still palpable how slowly Mallory comes to that realization that her first love was so unhealthy, and with no help whatsoever from her callous ex-lover.
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purity-in-heart · 6 months
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I'd like to make a call to all willing female cardiophile users here on Tumblr
I've been apart of this beloved community for a while now, and not a day goes by where I'm not grateful to have met everyone. Unfortunately, there are also a number of users who have left for reasons unknown in the past, but a number of them are due to discomfort being felt from the responses, reactions and interactions from and by male users, especially, who lack consideration and even the concept of consent.
With this dishonor driving users away and sometimes causing female users to feel misandry based on their own experiences in the community and online elsewhere, I wanted to make a request and once again try and help present and future female users feel more safe and powerful to push the inconsiderate and the disrespectful back, especially because there really are a lot of female users on here, including ace users, who have remained strong and active for as long as they have without needing or feeling the need to quit for good, or come back much later with a chance of deciding to leave again.
I wanted to know if any female users active today would be willing to make a list or something that will give advice to present and future users to help them power through and find some stability and comfort in their place in the community, without fear or concern. I know there's diversity in this community, too, pertaining to sexuality and gender, and to those who fall under such identifications, most notable that of asexuality - as this community has a big ace following - and being a lesbian user, your input would be just as vital - if not more so - for my request of sharing advice with the wider community.
Thanks for reading in, and thank you to those who decide to give my idea a shot. If we need a way to make this community safer for everyone, we should try the concept of uniting.
Please reblog this with tags to spread the word. Thanks in advance.
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rkprrpheart · 4 months
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Hi everyone!
I used to be active in the cardiophile community a few years ago and I am back!
This is my previous account but I changed it for a fresh start, so if you’re wondering who I am, I was a cardiophile artist. I plan to draw more at some point down the line!
I use she/her pronouns only, 23, and I am a lesbian.
I will use this account mostly to vent and post heart stuff. Maybe if I get more confidence, I will even post recordings since I have never done that before.
Thanks for reading!
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hbhaze · 22 days
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new blog ~~ 💓
I’m going to be posting cardiophile content here!
a little about me… I’m 23, a lesbian, and into a lot of kinky stuff lol. that being said, no minors allowed!
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cardio-girl · 2 years
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Just so you all know, I am a recently widowed lesbian. I was very shy about being a cardiophile when I began a relationship with my very wonderful late spouse, so we talked about hearts in casual conversation in order for me to feel out if they were receptive. It took me four years to open up to them about my kink, but they were super supportive and accepting; our sex life was already great, but it became amazing after that. We bought our first ekg monitor about two years ago, but it stopped working after rigorous use. The machine I use now is the second one we bought together, it has weathered the wear and tear well and I'd recommend it to anyone who can afford $200 for toys. We had planned on expanding our existing collection of cardiophile toys and trying poppers together, but my spouse's untimely death put a hamper in those plans. My wife told me that they would fulfill my fantasy someday of stopping my heart then starting it up again, promising this to me the last time on the morning that their own heart stopped. That afternoon I gave real chest compressions to the love of my life, vomit erupting from their mouth and nose with each pump on their sternum. It was the worst version of a resus fic, it was graphic, traumatic, and it was real. The paramedics came and shocked my lover on the floor twice before regaining a rhythm, then took them to the hospital where they never regained consciousness and died ten days later. If the outcome had been different, we might just appreciate that their heart stopped and was brought back to life, but this was the worst case scenario and we didn't get so lucky. Playing pretend is very different than the real event. Be careful what you wish for, because when your fantasy comes true in all the wrong ways, you might regret playing with fire. Yes my icon is me holding my lover's hand in the hospital (before I knew all hope was gone); they would have thought my actions at the hospital were romantic if their brain had been functional at that point. I slept cuddled up next to my sweetheart one last time in that hospital bed, tubes and all, and they died in my arms. It was a reminder that kink can be founded on a true thing with real impacts. Please remember this when interacting with any of my posts.
Here are some ground rules for interacting with my blog. I will add more rules if needed:
Men are welcome to interact, but will be blocked for any sexual comments.
Anyone is allowed to play doctor with me on my posts, however I do not welcome sexual role play of any kind with men.
I appreciate compliments and respectful comments, but I cannot respond to replies to my posts because this is a side blog. If you are interested in getting a response to your comments on my posts, you will have to reblog them.
Don't be creepy. I have been lurking on cardiophile tumblr for long enough to know that there are creeps out there who harass women and make uncomfortable comments. If you make me feel uncomfortable, I will block you no questions asked.
Do not ask me for favors. I do not use Snapchat, Skype, or any other video chat service. I will not video chat with you.
I'm not interested in flirting (even with girls), I just want somebody to listen to and appreciate my broken heart again.
My heart is utterly broken. I already had tachy spells and PVCs, but the palpitations beat on my chest harder now than ever. At least I have the equipment to record and share with other cardiophiles again. I will continue to share my play sessions as long as everyone is respectful and tumblr doesn't take me down.
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hey! this is k, i am so, so sorry for disappearing for months since i posted my first cardiophile story! my anxiety just went to hell & i vanished off the face of the earth for a bit but i just wanted all you who have followed, liked & reblogged the story i wrote to know that i appreciate every single one of you. it means so much to me, it means the world to me that you responded with such kindness & encouragement. i will most certainly be writing more cardiophile pieces! i have some on my phone that i feel slightly ashamed of but may end up posting anyway. i am so, so so sorry that i can't reply to any of you. 😭 this is a secret side blog i made because of how my anxiety makes me fear that i would never be accepted for this kink i have. i mean i doubt, as a lesbian in the uk, that i will ever find someone that shares my kink but i am so, so grateful to the people on this wonderful site who have been so kind to me since i joined & i am so so sorry that i vanished! i will return with new work, i promise but i wanted to give you all an update!
also, when i was out last night, i could feel my heartbeat thumping excitedly against my ribs as i drank more & it was the most beautiful feeling 🤩 (wish i had packed my steth even though its slightly broken 😭 i can't get the disc back on with the key & i can't order a new one (even though i tragically found such a good one on Amazone) because i live at home & i am pretty sure my parents would disown me if they knew the truth 😅 i mean oh my god i hide my cardiophile writing behind four copy and pasted versions of the pina colada song on my phone notes app because my family shares one apple account 😭)
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m-heart · 29 days
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Rules / Info 💕💌
Hello! This is my new account!
Information:
1. Every gender is welcome here and even though I am gay, I still allow men to comment and interact as long as they can behave and can follow these simple rules: 
i. I am a person, so do not treat me like a sex object or something. Women are people with feelings, an own personality and boundaries
ii. They do not say anything that has to do with their genitals in the comments or chat, because it makes me very uncomfortable 
iii. When I say no to something or advise them that something is uncomfortable for me, please do not even go further and trigger me with the thing you said. I am a person with boundaries and I do not let insensitive people (no matter what gender) decide how I should feel. Because it is my body, my soul and my decisions.
2. I am quite new to cardiophilia (November 2023 was when I was introduced to it), so even though I do not know everything about this community yet, I found things that I like and that pleasure me. But I also found things that I do not like much. And these include: open heart surgeries (I am scared of surgeries and it makes me very uncomfortable to imagine myself being cut open etc.), heart removals and things with knives, cardiac arrest, heart shocking, basically everything considered dark in general. 
I do not like these in role-playing and especially not in my comments when people imagine it on me because it scares me and then I feel really uncomfy!!!
3. As a basic rule [maybe a follow-up rule to the second one]: yes, I have times where I am heart horny and yes, I am an allosexual person so I am sexually active and have thoughts and fantasies (with women only) into this direction. But, people (especially men who apparently cannot control themselves): me being heart horny does not! equal that you can act as if you can use me to fuck me, plan examinations on me that make me uncomfortable (for example cutting open my chest or shocking me) etc.
I just have to say this because over the past two months, many many things like the ones I said here, happened. I do not want to address certain people with this, it is more a general thing. But I am tired of weird and creepy things, things that make me uncomfortable or things that make me feel like I, as a woman, do not have any worth except for being a doll to fuck until she can not stand anymore (a thing somebody "threatened" to do with me without consent).
Now onto things that I like:
- light cardiophilia
- examinations (especially with stethoscopes and ultrasounds. They turn me on very much <3)
- chatting with kind people who do not only have fucking me or wanking on me on their mind
- hot and spicy things that do not go into a dark cardiophile direction [I know that is a very hard task for some people on here because for a lot of people, sex/hot interaction seems to be a thing that can not happen without pain, dark elements and pressure. But I see sexual things (no matter if online or in real life) as beautiful things that bring us pleasure and happiness, maybe also comfort and satisfaction. When there are people out there who crave pain, dark stuff, degradation, consensual non consent, etc. during sex, it is fine, absolutely no kink shaming. But it is nothing for me!]
Thank you <3
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cardiacdarling · 2 years
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Any other girls want to chat?
I wanna show off my chest being stethed!
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iambic-stan · 1 year
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last book read + last stethoscope used, part 3
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The stethoscope: Prestige medical sprague in hunter. AKA a mighty fine use of $20
The book: Last Night at the Telegraph Club by Malinda Lo. A Stonewall Award winning look at first love against the backdrop of 1950s San Francisco during the Red and Lavender Scares, from the perspective of a Chinese American teenager. This is my second Lo read and though I preferred the less-ambitious contemporary fiction, A Scatter of Light, this romance/history review was also exciting and fulfilling in its way.
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rkprrpheart · 2 months
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kinda just want a girl to listen to my heart and give it compliments to hear it get faster…
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