Guys I’m So Lost How Do I Engage In The Boops

I looooove the shit that's like

"You have the power to possess me and take over my body but you don't because you respect me"

because it can lead to

"I'll let you possess me and take over my body when necessary because I trust you"

Hello!

Hello, everyone! You guys can call me Persephone, and I use she/her pronouns <3. I'm a writer and artist with a very unhealthy sleep schedule. I love psychology with all my heart, and I'm working on being more in tune with myself spiritually and emotionally (because self-improvement is always fun). I write books, poetry, and funny little drabbles and draw various things (usually relating to the fandoms I'm in or for commissions). I also make jewelry and stickers.

I love Greek mythology and anything science. I'm currently part of the Sky: CotL, Epic, The Cruel Prince, Over the Garden Wall, and Hadestown fandoms. There's probably more XD. I love reading and musicals.

I am very strongly anti gen AI when it comes to any art form.

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Human and Sex Trafficking: What I learned until now.

Anindya Chakrabarty, Co-Founder, CTO & CEO, Coceptive Media & CIO, Stellar Capital Management, Volunteer De-addiction Counselor, Crossroads Centre, Antigua. A quite different topic for a person with my designation to write a research paper on a sensitive topic like this. I’m working to start a non-profit organization for forced victims & rescued victims, providing mental health & de-addiction therapy to them. Here's my attempt to find out about one of the cruelest aspects of our society. This is the first draft; there's a lot more to add.

Abstract

Human trafficking, including sex trafficking, is a form of modern-day slavery that affects millions globally. It exploits individuals through coercion, deception, and violence, often targeting the most vulnerable populations. This paper explores the complex nature of human trafficking with a particular focus on sex trafficking. It discusses the underlying causes, global statistics, trafficking networks, victim experiences, legal frameworks, challenges in law enforcement, and strategies for prevention and rehabilitation. The paper also highlights international cooperation, policy recommendations, and the role of technology in both perpetuating and combating trafficking.

1. Introduction

Human trafficking is one of the most egregious human rights violations in the world today. Defined by the United Nations as the "recruitment, transportation, transfer, harboring or receipt of persons by means of threat, force, coercion, abduction, fraud, deception, abuse of power or position of vulnerability for the purpose of exploitation," it is a multibillion-dollar criminal industry. Sex trafficking, a subset of human trafficking, involves the commercial sexual exploitation of individuals, often under the age of 18 or through force, fraud, or coercion.

2. Scope and Scale of the Problem

2.1 Global Statistics

According to the International Labour Organization (ILO), an estimated 50 million people were in modern slavery as of 2021, with approximately 6.3 million victims of forced commercial sexual exploitation. Women and girls account for 71% of all human trafficking victims.

2.2 Regional Hotspots

Asia-Pacific: Accounts for over half of the world's trafficking victims.

Europe: A significant destination and transit region.

Africa: Source region with increasing internal trafficking.

Americas: Both source and destination, with an increasing number of domestic trafficking cases.

3. Causes and Risk Factors

3.1 Poverty and Lack of Education

Traffickers exploit economic desperation, luring individuals with false promises of employment, education, or better living conditions.

3.2 Gender Inequality

Women and girls are disproportionately affected due to social, economic, and cultural discrimination.

3.3 Political Instability and Conflict

Wars, displacement, and weak governance contribute to trafficking by creating environments where law enforcement is ineffective or corrupt.

3.4 Demand

Demand for cheap labor, commercial sex, and organ trade fuels the trafficking industry. In sex trafficking, buyers (often from more affluent countries) play a critical role in perpetuating exploitation.

4. Sex Trafficking: A Closer Look

4.1 Methods of Recruitment

Victims are often recruited through false job ads, romantic relationships (lover-boy technique), family acquaintances, or outright abduction.

4.2 Coercion and Control

Traffickers use psychological manipulation, debt bondage, physical violence, threats, and drug dependency to maintain control.

4.3 Victim Demographics

Age: Many victims are minors.

Gender: Predominantly female, though boys and transgender individuals are also trafficked.

Background: Commonly from marginalized or economically disadvantaged communities.

5. Legal Frameworks and Policies

5.1 International Conventions

Palermo Protocol (2000): Defines and criminalizes trafficking; signed by over 170 countries.

UN Convention on the Rights of the Child (CRC)

ILO Forced Labour Convention

5.2 National Laws

Many countries have anti-trafficking laws, but enforcement varies widely due to corruption, lack of training, or inadequate resources.

5.3 Law Enforcement Challenges

Identification of Victims: Victims may not self-identify due to trauma or fear.

Cross-border Cooperation: Limited coordination hampers transnational cases.

Judicial Delays: Long, drawn-out trials deter victims from participating.

6. Victim Rehabilitation and Reintegration

6.1 Psychological Support

Victims often suffer from PTSD, depression, and anxiety. Trauma-informed care is essential.

6.2 Legal and Social Services

Access to legal aid, shelter, vocational training, and reintegration programs is crucial but inconsistent across regions.

6.3 Stigma and Re-victimization

Many survivors face social stigma, making reintegration difficult. In some countries, victims are criminalized instead of supported.

7. Role of Technology

7.1 Negative Uses

Online Recruitment: Traffickers use social media and job platforms to lure victims.

Dark Web: Enables anonymous commercial sex transactions.

Cryptocurrency: Facilitates untraceable financial transactions.

7.2 Combating Trafficking

AI and Data Analytics: Help detect trafficking patterns and monitor online activity.

Blockchain: Used in supply chain transparency to ensure ethical sourcing.

Hotlines and Apps: Mobile tools for reporting and rescue coordination.

8. Prevention Strategies

8.1 Education and Awareness

Community programs, school curricula, and media campaigns can reduce vulnerability.

8.2 Economic Empowerment

Job training, microfinance, and access to education can help reduce poverty-driven trafficking.

8.3 Strengthening Institutions

Improving policing, judicial systems, and cross-border cooperation can enhance enforcement.

8.4 Corporate Accountability

Businesses must ensure their supply chains are free of forced labor and child exploitation.

9. Case Studies

9.1 India

A source, transit, and destination country. Initiatives like Bachpan Bachao Andolan and the Anti-Human Trafficking Units have made progress but face challenges in enforcement.

9.2 United States

Domestic sex trafficking is a growing issue. The Trafficking Victims Protection Act (TVPA) established a comprehensive framework but still faces implementation hurdles.

9.3 Nigeria

A major source country for women trafficked to Europe. The National Agency for the Prohibition of Trafficking in Persons (NAPTIP) has seen some success, though poverty and corruption persist.

10. Policy Recommendations

Strengthen International Cooperation: Streamline extradition, intelligence sharing, and joint operations.

Victim-Centric Approaches: Shift focus from criminalizing victims to holistic support.

Tech Regulation: Hold tech companies accountable for misuse of their platforms.

Regular Monitoring and Evaluation: Track progress of anti-trafficking programs.

Mandatory Reporting and Training: For frontline workers, educators, and transport sectors.

11. Conclusion

Human and sex trafficking are pervasive, evolving threats that strip individuals of dignity and freedom. Despite international efforts, trafficking continues due to deep-rooted socio-economic inequalities, demand-side factors, and enforcement gaps. Combating this crime requires a global, multi-pronged approach that combines strong laws, community involvement, victim support, and technological innovation. Only with sustained collaboration and commitment can we hope to end this modern form of slavery.

References

International Labour Organization (ILO). “Global Estimates of Modern Slavery: 2022.”

United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC). “Global Report on Trafficking in Persons.”

U.S. Department of State. “Trafficking in Persons Report 2023.”

heir to the throne x commoner dialogue and prompts

@celestialwrites for more!!

♡ "believe it or not you are worth more to me than any throne." "but you've spent your life preparing for this?" "exactly."

♡ the heir bowing to their s/o, for everyone to witness.

♡ "you should not be seen with me." "really? now why is that?"

♡ just days after their meeting, the heir already has a plan set for a second throne.

♡ "my love and loyalty to you will never falter." "what about your crown? your people?" "it. will. not. falter."

♡ the commoner ending their affair because the only way the heir can sit on the throne is when betrothed to a person of noble blood.

♡ both of them fake their deaths to ensure that they are never found out, yet they resurface to claim the throne together years later when the country is on the brink of war.

♡ there is a colour only the queen/king can wear at court (and/or) ball. so naturally, the heir sends their s/o an outfit, made from the fabric of that colour.

♡ "oh, you asshole!" "careful love, i wouldn't want to throw you in the dungeons."

♡ "i want to be the monarch i was raised to be, but it grows harder with each second i spend thinking about you."

♡ writing secret letters that they both hide around the palace.

♡ the heir gifting their s/o a key to the secret royal library that hasn’t been touched by a non-royal in centuries.

♡ “take my crown, take my title, take my heart, it has always been yours to begin with.”

♡ “for the first time in my life i was just (name), no duties, and no responsibilities. you gave me that gift.”

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Kisses

Showing affections.

goodnight kisses

hand kisses

smiling while kissing

lips barely touching

morning kisses

slow kisses

passionate kisses

kisses on the cheek

first kisses

goodbye kisses

welcome home kisses

kisses on the corner of their mouth

frustrated kisses

kissing each other breathless

soothing kisses

nose kisses

kisses as a promise

short pecks

forehead kisses

French kisses

tearful kisses

kisses on head

calming kisses

“we’ll face this together” kisses

kisses in the rain

life-or-death kisses

kisses for a cover

hard kisses

giggling while kissing

desperate kisses

neck kisses

“stay strong” kisses

hushed conversation in-between kisses

eyelid kisses

gentle stroking of cheeks while kissing

small kisses

kissing it better

fake kisses

jaw kisses

wake-up kisses

thigh kisses

kissing away tears

“we’ll get through this” kisses

public kisses

relieved kisses

kisses for comfort

tummy kisses

kisses to shut them up

slowly kissing down the body

“we’ll see each other again” kisses

kissing each finger

quick kisses

reassuring kisses

sleepy kisses

feather-light kisses

angry kisses

kisses with trembling lips

“forever mine” kisses

secret kisses

kisses with their last dying breath

Hugs|Hand-holding|Touching

Character Movements #1

╰ Sighing

Not just “he sighed.” That’s lazy. Give us the why behind the air. Is it the kind of sigh that deflates their whole chest, like they’ve been holding the world on their lungs? Or one sharp exhale through the nose, all frustration and fed-up energy? Maybe it’s quiet—barely audible. Maybe they don’t even realize they’re doing it. But the room shifts a little when they do. Sighs can mean “I give up,” or “finally,” or “not this sh*t again.” Just depends on what’s dragging at their ribs.

╰ Shivering

This isn’t just about cold. A character can shiver in a warm room if they’re scared enough. Maybe their skin prickles before it starts, like tiny goosebumps racing up their arms. Maybe it hits in a full-body tremble, their breath catching like something primal in them just screamed “danger.” Or maybe it’s subtle, like a soft internal quake they’re trying not to show. It’s the kind of movement that betrays the truth they won’t say out loud.

╰ Trembling Hands

Shaking hands are so intimate. They’re not dramatic—they’re revealing. It’s the way their fingers fumble to light a cigarette. The way they have to tuck their hands under their thighs so no one sees. Maybe they keep reaching for the glass but can’t quite get a grip. Or maybe they do grip and the tremor runs through the whole glass like a warning. It’s not about the shake. It’s about the fact they wish they weren’t shaking at all.

╰ Clenching Fists

This one? Its tension incarnate. And it doesn’t always mean someone’s about to punch something. Sometimes they ball their fists just to keep from crying. Or because they’re trying so hard not to say something they’ll regret. Look for the subtleties: white knuckles, nails digging into palms, fists flexing open and closed like they’re trying to wring out emotion. It’s control. Rage. Determination. Or the act of stuffing all that inside a cage of fingers.

╰ Biting Nails

It’s more than “they’re nervous.” It’s compulsion. Habit. A survival tic. They might not even realize they’re doing it—just fingers to mouth, chewing down without looking, like their body’s trying to chew through the waiting. Maybe their nails are ragged. Maybe they flinch when they bite too deep. Maybe it’s the sound, the soft click of teeth and nail in a dead-silent room. It’s vulnerability dressed up as fidgeting.

╰ Tapping Fingers

This is the soundtrack of a restless mind. Is the rhythm sharp? Fast? Jittery? Are they tapping with one finger like a countdown—or all five, like a rainstorm on the table? They might not even notice. But other people do. Someone asks them to stop, and they bristle. Or they stop mid-tap when someone says the wrong thing, and that silence? That silence is loud. Tapping fingers are rarely idle. They’re keeping time with the character’s thoughts.

╰ Pacing

Pacing isn’t just walking back and forth—it’s the body trying to outrun a thought. They stand. They sit. They stand again. They move because stillness feels like being buried alive. Maybe their footsteps are soft, barefoot across carpet. Or hard-soled and echoing through a hallway like a threat. Maybe they walk a perfect loop, over and over. Maybe it’s erratic, jerking toward the door, away, toward again. Their mind is spinning, and their body’s just trying to keep up.

╰ Slumping Shoulders

This isn’t just a posture change—it’s the moment the weight wins. Shoulders that sag say “I lost.” Or “I’m done.” Or “Please don’t ask me to care anymore.” Maybe they slump in a chair and stare at the floor. Maybe they’re standing, but something in them folds anyway. Their spine’s still straight, but their shoulders fall like scaffolding giving way.

╰ Tilting Head

Simple movement—loaded meaning. They tilt their head when someone says something that doesn’t quite click. Or when they’re trying to listen harder, like angling their body will help them hear the truth under the words. Maybe the tilt is sharp and skeptical, like “You sure about that?” Or soft and curious, like “I’m trying to understand.” Or just a little too slow, too drawn out—like a predator sizing up prey. It’s instinctual. And it always means they’re paying attention.

╰ Rubbing Temples

This one screams I’m trying to hold it together. It might be frustration. Migraine. Bone-deep exhaustion. They press fingers to their temples like they’re physically trying to squash the problem before it leaks further into their head. Maybe their fingers circle gently, trying to soothe themselves. Maybe it’s two fingers, firm pressure, eyes closed, jaw clenched. It’s the gesture of someone whose brain won’t shut up—and whose body knows it.

If you don't Like pedophiles, why do you use the language of consent to advocate for making it easier for them to rape children?

First off, I ABHOR pedophiles. I don't just dislike them.

Second, I'm not sure exactly what you're saying but I believe children should be children.

Don't stress them out with the talks of the birds and the bees. Don't try and force them to understand something they won't understand or might scare them.

Traditionally, we have learned about sex ed around 13 - 16

Any earlier and it might actually frighten them

And why should they know? They aren't having sex and sick fucks shouldn't even be thinking about them having sex.

writing a multi-chapter fic is posting a chapter that is 1,000 word long and another that is 10,000 word long. there's no in between