quid pro quo

saltandlimes:

[Thorki, Explicit, ~1.9k words, Pre-Canon, loki getting thor off with magic, read on ao3]

Thor slips over Loki’s bed, footsteps as quiet as he can make them as he crosses the stone floor of their bedroom. He lifts up the blanket, but before he can slide inside Loki flips over to face him, eyes bright in the darkness. Thor freezes.

“Are you getting in?” Loki hisses.

Thor bites his lip, and then nods. Loki makes room for him, and Thor sinks to the mattress, lying down facing Loki.

“So, again?” Loki whispers, his voice so soft that it can hardly be heard. There’s no one around, not this late at night. All the servants are abed, and the guards patrol only the perimeter of the palace. Yet even so, they both keep quiet, their breathing hushed Even Thor’s blush feels as though it happens slowly, spilling across his face in the thick darkness between them.

One of Loki’s fingers comes up and traces his cheekbone. He puts his thumb against Thor’s bottom lip, pulling it down for a single moment, his calluses rough against Thor’s skin.

“You don’t mind?” Thor asks, words slipping out to brush past Loki’s hand.

“Would I have asked if I minded?” Loki counters.

“Maybe,” Thor says.

Loki laughs, a short stuttering out-rush of breath that smells fresh like mint.

“You need it?”

Thor blushes harder. He doesn’t know how this started. It was just a tickle at the back of his mind at first, an itch that he couldn’t quite scratch. But then it grew, and grew, and now he can hardly go a few days without thinking about it.
“Yes,” he admits. 

[Read the rest on Ao3]

fairy-changeling:

Thinking about Jotun!Loki sitting in Jotun!Thor’s lap, his legs and arms wrapped tight around Thor, and Thor’s cock nestled inside him, and Loki isn’t moving, isn’t planning too for a good long time, but ever so often he squeezes tight around the cock inside him just to hear Thor’s groan. 

“Nice and warm inside me, isn’t it brother?” he says. 

quid pro quo

saltandlimes:

[Thorki, Explicit, ~1.9k words, Pre-Canon, loki getting thor off with magic, read on ao3]

Thor slips over Loki’s bed, footsteps as quiet as he can make them as he crosses the stone floor of their bedroom. He lifts up the blanket, but before he can slide inside Loki flips over to face him, eyes bright in the darkness. Thor freezes.

“Are you getting in?” Loki hisses.

Thor bites his lip, and then nods. Loki makes room for him, and Thor sinks to the mattress, lying down facing Loki.

“So, again?” Loki whispers, his voice so soft that it can hardly be heard. There’s no one around, not this late at night. All the servants are abed, and the guards patrol only the perimeter of the palace. Yet even so, they both keep quiet, their breathing hushed Even Thor’s blush feels as though it happens slowly, spilling across his face in the thick darkness between them.

One of Loki’s fingers comes up and traces his cheekbone. He puts his thumb against Thor’s bottom lip, pulling it down for a single moment, his calluses rough against Thor’s skin.

“You don’t mind?” Thor asks, words slipping out to brush past Loki’s hand.

“Would I have asked if I minded?” Loki counters.

“Maybe,” Thor says.

Loki laughs, a short stuttering out-rush of breath that smells fresh like mint.

“You need it?”

Thor blushes harder. He doesn’t know how this started. It was just a tickle at the back of his mind at first, an itch that he couldn’t quite scratch. But then it grew, and grew, and now he can hardly go a few days without thinking about it.
“Yes,” he admits. 

[Read the rest on Ao3]

The longer I’m with my partner, the more uncomfortable I feel with strong physical intimacy, like kissing and sex. I always thought I’d like it more once I got used to it, but instead it’s been the opposite, and I find myself almost dreading it, like something I have to put up with to earn the rest of the relationship stuff I do enjoy. Is this just a sign I’m more asexual than I thought?? I don’t know how to bring it up without hurting their feelings..

Some preliminary thoughts for you. If you once had desire for physical intimacy, and it vanished, then that’s a time to visit a doctor. Note: asexuality is not a reason to visit the doctor. However, sudden loss of libido is.There are some really serious conditions that can manifest as a loss of sexual desire, and they’re worth getting checked out.

But if that’s not what you’re experiencing, or you’ve never felt strong sexual desire and just were hoping that it would appear, then yes, maybe you aren’t as interested in sex as you thought you might be. There’s absolutely nothing wrong with that! There’s a huge diversity in human experiences of libido (sex drive) and they range from 0 to 100, with all options being great.

If you’re on the low to no end, then you absolutely don’t have to “put up with” physical intimacy that makes you uncomfortable. Some people who don’t experience desire can happily have sex but won’t seek it out, but some can’t. That’s totally normal. However, it’s something you absolutely have to talk through with your partner!

Saying something about your own sexuality shouldn’t hurt your
partner’s feelings, as long as you’ve got a good foundation in your
relationship. Or, to put that a different way: if you can’t trust your
partner not to get upset about something that is exclusive to your
sexuality, then there might be bigger problems.

Now, that
isn’t to say that their first reaction might not be “is it something
I’ve done?” That’s a good, mature, reasonable reaction from a partner.
But once you assure them that it isn’t, then they should support you and
your thoughts.That’s not to say that the terms of your relationship might not shift – if they’re looking for a partner who wants to have sex every night and you would put up with it maybe twice a year, you’re fundamentally not going to meet one another’s needs. But that might not be the case, and you won’t know until you all talk about it. It could be that you’re both perfectly happy working out a system that accommodates both your needs! The key is to open up about your desires and reactions to things, so you can build a good foundation of trust vis a vis sex.

This isn’t a conversation that has to happen all in one fell swoop either. It can be an ongoing dialogue where you bring up the issue you’re having, and you both agree to come back and talk about it in a week, when you’ve both gotten a chance to think it over (and you’ve seen if it feels like a weight off your chest.) Take your time, and communicate, and you’ll end up in a spot that’s best for both of you.