Lexicon

To feel deeply. To long without apology. The quiet ache of aliveness.

To hold something gently, with reverence. To give shape to what might otherwise vanish.

A message not meant for all ears. Often more true than anything shouted.

Not just a chest, but a cradle. A place of comfort, sensual weight, and warmth.

A playful word for what’s behind—round, soft, coy, or commanding, depending on who says it.

Casual and sweet. Often followed by a smirk or a squeeze. Familiar, not crude.

The sound and feel of readiness. Not a judgment, but a state. A verb hiding as an adjective.

When the body knows before the mind catches up. Vulnerable, sacred, arousing.

The measure of want. Not just a beat—but a beckon.

The bend of an elbow, the space behind a knee—intimate terrain. A body’s invitation.

Lips, thighs, breath. A tremor of wanting, hesitation, or the edge before surrender.

A touch so light it might be memory. Or promise. Or mistake. All of them ache.