Caging Steve ✨️
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Smut
Steve Harrington x Gender Neutral Reader
Tags: dom/sub; dom!reader; sub;steve; chastity cage; phone sex; masturbation; orgasm denial; touch denial; pet names; baby (steve); sweet thing (steve); explicit language
Your finger tangles in the cord of the phone as you lie flat on your stomach on the neatly made hotel bed. As it rings you can feel your heart fluttering inside your chest, excitement building so much you struggle to withhold ecstatic giggles.
"Hello?"
The sound of Steve's voice crackling down the line makes you melt into the mattress it takes you a second to compose yourself, earning another soft "Hello?".
"I thought I'd call and check on you." Your voice is stern and cold, juxtaposing the way you're lying on the bed and kicking your feet like a lovesick teenager.
"What you don't trust me?" He replies. Even over the phone you can hear that smug grin.
"Not one bit, Harrington."
"Well I think you've made pretty sure I'll behave the whole weekend." He says, with a laugh.
You laugh back, slipping your hand into your pocket and gently squeezing the padlock key you hid in there earlier.
"How do I know you're still wearing it?"
There's a pause on the other end of the line, then a light jingling sound as Steve carefully moves the padlock over the metal of the chastity cage.
"Good enough for you?"
"What a good boy." You purr. "It gets me so hot knowing you're wearing that for me."
Rolling over onto your back you breathe heavily into the phone, nestling the handset between your face and shoulder as you unbutton your jeans and push them down around your hips slightly.
"I don't think I can wait until I get home to you, Harrington."
"No?"
You groan performitavely as your hand slips down into your underwear.
"I can't bear it Steve, just the sound of your voice is so.... mmmphh... I've just got to touch myself."
Steve is quiet on the other side of the phone, but you can hear a slight tremour in his breathing as he listens to your sighs.
"Bet you wish you were here don't you, sweet thing? Letting me touch you like this?"
"Yes..." Steve's voice wobbles slightly.
"How's it feel, baby?"
"Tight." Steve replies. "Feels good. Fits just right."
"I picked it just for you." You coo. "I knew you couldn't be trusted home alone. You're mine Harrington, all mine, and you don't get to play without me. Understand?"
Steve mumbles a shaky "mhmm" as your hips buck up into your hand, making you groan long and loud.
"Just you wait until I get home." You whisper in a strained breath, your jaw tightening as your fingers chase a peaking orgasm. "I'm going to fuck you so hard."
"Please..." Steve whines. "I'm all yours, I need you to come home and ruin me."
The pathetic tone of Steve's voice as he begs for your touch pushes you over the edge, your head rushing as your body jerks under your own touch.
"Oh don't you worry, sweet thing." You murmer, head still swimming. "When I'm done with you the only thing you'll remember is my name."
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how safe are weed vapes compared to like regular vapes? I've recently heard vapes are like horrible for you cus you're just smoking a shit ton of chemicals but does that depends on what's being smoked?....since you said the weed is just being heated up is there less chemical intake overall or just less combustion byproduct like you said before (sorry if this makes like no sense I'm not familiar with this stuff at all or how it works lol but I also had a really bad experience with edibles and have bad lungs so I just wanted to know a bit more)
Hey sorry for responding so late I had gotten most of this post done after you first sent it but I ran out of energy and got too perfectionistic. Anyways here it is:
Excellent question! The first formal modern e-liquid vape was only released in 2003, though various attempts had been made earlier, which means we are still researching the long-term effects they have on health. When the average person says "vape", they almost exclusively mean "e-liquid vape".
Currently, what we can see about e-liquid vapes: They're not very good. They do reduce some smoking risks (no tar) but introduce other risks, and have a reputation of being safer and a potential smoking cessation aid while a reality of unregulated and poorly sourced ingredients which can cause acute and lasting lung damage.
Dry herb vaping, which is what I recommend, is much more straightforward, but only recently popularized and thus still needing more research.
At the risk of being a square: Any time you intentionally inhale something other than air, you're introducing more risk than if you simply never smoked or vaped anything. But like don't let that stop you, we take on risk all the time, that's what harm reduction's all about babey
Dry Vapes are Not Vapes
A vape or e-cigarette is a device that heats and vaporizes a liquid carrier with a suspension of the psychoactive chemical, either nicotine or THC. These are what people think of when they think of vapes, and these are generally the most problematic for having untested and unregulated chemicals while being touted as healthier.
A dry vape/dry herb vaporizer is the method I recommend, which heats the plant material (or concentrate like wax--I haven't done this myself personally) and evaporates the cannabinoids and terpenes without combustion. It's basically like baking your weed in a tiny oven.
This method was popularized most recently in 1993 with Eagle Bill's Shake and Vape, though apparently the principle of boiling vapor has existed since ancient times.
General Smoking Health Risks
Tobacco and weed both produce "tar" when burned--a catch-all for a variety of chemicals, many of which are carcinogenic, produced during combustion. The tar isn't made from the THC or the nicotine, but from the plant matter itself and its additives. If you burn plant matter and inhale the smoke, you inhale a certain number of toxic and carcinogenic chemicals.
There is some conflict on if smoking weed causes cancer. It certainly doesn't carry the same correlation as tobacco, but the reasons are unknown. We don't have long-term studies verifying a connection between the two. Very preliminary lab tests suggest that THC and CBD have antitumor effects, but it'll be a while before we can figure out the deal. There is still risk!!!
Regardless, the deposition of tar in lungs is an irritant and increases risks of things like bronchitis. For someone with asthma or weak lungs, smoking of any kind causes problems.
E-Cigarettes, or e-liquid vapes
E-cigarettes were manufactured to counter tobacco cigs starting in 2003. An e-cig heats a liquid with a suspension of nicotine, atomizing it into droplets of vapor that are then inhaled.
The liquid is usually propylene glycol or glycerol with other additives like flavorants. It seems like propylene glycol and glycerol have been safe for ingestion as a food additive, but being atomized in an inhaled form is pretty new and the effects aren't well-known.
The major issue is that we don't have a standardized and proven-effective vape juice formula. E-liquid is poorly regulated and many samples contain entirely unidentified substances.
This is the major cause for concern.
THC vape liquids have similar issues, including being cut with Vitamin E acetate, which was correlated with a string of vaping-related lung disease, though not fully confirmed to be the culprit.
Hopefully this delineates why vaping, as in e-liquid vaping, is problematic, and why dry vape is comparatively safer.
Why dry herb vape?
The boiling of the material introduces fewer (but not 0) unknown or undesired chemicals into the airstream. You're primarily getting the cannabinoids.
On a user experience level: It's quite weed-efficient, the weed tastes better w/o the smoke, it produces less smell, the vapor is less harsh on the lungs (you can and will still cough if you inhale too much tho), not much less portable than a joint
You can get a bong adapter and get megahigh still (I do have a bong but I don't like getting that fucked up)
Some vapes can heat concentrates, wax, etc. for potent highs (I haven't done this. But you can. Research yourself)
The already vaped bud (AVB) can be saved and reused for edibles, extracts, and concentrates; it's gonna be stripped of a lot of the psychoactives already, but not all of them--obvs be mindful of dosing here
Downsides: You do have to recharge battery vapes and get over the learning curve of batteryless (I'm pretty shit at using mine). You also have to clean your equipment every once in a while which is nbd for me who likes cleaning but yknow it does require upkeep. Easier than cleaning a bong tho
So, could you dry vape tobacco?
You can, but you probably shouldn't. Nicotine itself is highly physically and psychologically addictive and classified as toxic, and while it isn't considered carcinogenic, it is potentially a tumor promoter.
Pretty much everyone I know who's on nic tells me they don't like it, they wish they could quit, and they would never want me or anyone else to start.
Last, some Dry Herb Vaporizer Tips
Controlling the temperature allows you to control which cannabinoids are released to a certain extent.
Hot vapor can still irritate your lungs. Keeping a relatively low temperature (Guides indicate the best range) and having a long enough vapor path that the vapor can cool will help you have a smoother inhale.
Do not use a vaporizer with cheap elements. Plastic near the heating element will cause by-products.
Contaminants and pesticides can be inhaled, source your material appropriately
Overheating can still cause combustion. You will smell, taste, and see smoke if this happens.
All the physical and psychological risks of weed are present--Take it easy, know your limits, don't vape or smoke when you're in an unstable state, etc.
Thanks for reading, I hope this helps you make informed decisions and potentially find a way of intaking weed that suits your needs :) If you have any more Qs I'll try to answer (IN FEWER WORDS)
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