Vegas and Pete: Love Language Food by Episode

Food incorporates all five senses. It’s a very powerful way of creating a connection and expressing love so is it really surprising that for some it is a love language? Pete very early on expresses his feelings on food. He correlates food with warm feelings, welcome, and caring. This is due to his grandmother and it means something that he shares his grandmother's food with Porsche. Food is extremely important to Pete. So let's talk about when it became important to Vegas and Pete.

Where are you looking evil sir?? He's looking right at Pete. Eventually Pete notices and tells Vegas where Kinn is but instead he sits with them. Pete moves his food over. He is super excited about it but baby boy does not touch a drop of his food once Vegas gives Porsche that meat.

Boy is not happy, not happy at all. I also want you guys to look at the first picture and where Porsches eyes are actually directed at. It's not Vegas.

Our next food related incident happens when Pete if following Vegas. Both Vegas and his brother notice and Vegas heads into the store and purchases Pete bug spray and bread. The condoms weren't for him at that time.

Then comes Episode 7 which really is when I first noticed the food dialogue. While taking my notes, I started really seeing a pattern. The thought hit me that Vegas absolutely has to know how Pete feels about food because there are too many moments for me to discredit. I'm going to list them for you.

There are points in-between these gifs that most of you are familiar with. First the food Vegas so carefully made with love and then the second bowl of food, that if you noticed was still ramen. One of Pete's favorites. The spilt food that in fact foreshadowed their fall.

Then Pete follows Vegas and he can't say "Because I love you" but he can say "Because I'm hungry" and immediately Vegas pauses because he knows what food means to Pete.

We come full circle from that very first scene when Pete shared his food with Porsche. When he extending his care, concern, and friendship to Porsche. We come to the last scene in the series but also their last food scene. Not only does Pete get Macau food but buys Vegas food as well. The difference between that first scene and this last one is that though he is extending his care and concern, he is also giving Vegas his love. Food=I love you. It's their love language.

This post was co-written with @curiositykilledd. Hope all of you enjoy! 💜💜💜

Kinn Being The Dominant Of Kinnporsche Ep 2-4 Part One

This is dedicated to: my whores that I adore, the unhinged, my darlings, my brats, and the coconuts. Because they specially requested this after the ask the other day. Fair warning: This is gonna be long. I was assured however, that my lovelies would read it. Anything that I question might not be Dom, might just be a norm move with dominate traits, will not be added to this.

Oh @iffervescent have I told you hoe much I adore you? You guys. I totally surprised her with this piece and she brought it. Say a huge thank you to iffy for the brat companion found here!

I'm going to start from Episode 2 with the choke. Why? Because in my opinion the choke is where everything started for both of them. Prior there had been attraction on Kinn's part and amusement but it was how Porsche acted after the choke that solidified his feelings. There is a rare, combined feeling of achievement, accomplishment, and thrill to earning the trust of a brat. Make no bones, Porsche had been a full-on brat up to this point, but Kinn delighted in winning his respect. This is also where Porsche started having feelings, but this blog is about Kinn. This is also where the Dom moment's really start. "It's alright. Keep practicing, one day you'll be good at it" Is a Dom gentle correction mixed with praise. I'm proud of you for trying but you must keep trying.

Episode 3 actually shows a few Dom moments in my opinion. Starting with Kinn walking in on the porn. He could have easily walked behind the couch and said something to Porsche. Rather than act like a boss though, Kinn acted like a Dom. This was a minor fun brat move and worth indulging. Then noticing Porsche's discomfort at the man being beaten, Kinn has Pete take Porsche out. If it were any other employee, he would have felt they needed to suck it up. It's Porsche though, Porsche who never wanted to be in this world. So Kinn's protective Dom feelings kicked up a notch. Kinn then pulled Porsche out of the way, protecting him. There were other bodyguards that he has known longer but he protected Porsche. Asking Porsche if he is okay. He never asked Big that when he got shot. Somewhere between the choke and all the brat moves by Porsche, Kinn has solidified his feelings. While bathing, Kinn recognizes this and his drive as a Dom requires for him to care for his submissive. He has a sub right there but there a far different set of responsibilities that come with recognizing a submissive, as yours. Kinn says "This place belongs to me. Do I have to tell you everywhere I go, huh" this might strike you as a bad Dom moment but it's not, it's just establishing Dominancy to someone who isn't recognizing it. It's a power play move. I wouldn't make if I didn't know for sure someone was submissive but we are talking a show here. I have however, personally used similar moves. Notice, Porsche did respond in the manner that Kinn wanted, he submitted. We aren't here to talk about Porsche though.

Alright, let's dive into Episode 4. The first time I would say that I see Kinn acting like a Dom in this episode is in the sauna. When he says "Wait, sit down" as a boss he has no reason to do this. This is clearly a Dom move, establishing authority. Furthermore, he doesn't wait to see if Porsche does it, he just expects it to be done. Kinn feeding himself first before anyone else is a very Dom Daddy move. In this case I would say that he just showed everyone at the table who has the biggest dick. I've mentioned before that there is a difference between a sub giving food and a Dom providing food. It's in the body language and tone. Vegas was very much a Dom providing food, and Kinn was not having it. I don't want to talk about Porsche, but I do want to point out that Porsche immediately looked at Kinn recognizing his authority here. Kinn overruling was not a boss move, him straight up going "No" was absolutely a Dom move. He shouldn't have explained himself though, it should not have needed any discussion since it wasn't questioned. Everything that Kinn did with rent boy was showing his Dominance, he pulled him over and just gestured for what he wanted. There are times when a Dom won't be serviced first, like an apology or the Dom just feels like spoiling their sub but there is a body language to it. With rent boy he is absolutely demanding his pleasure first. I will say the way he avoided the rent boy's kiss was very much a gentle correction. Clear objection without intensity. Moving to Kinn catching Porsche eating, the whole damn thing screamed Dominance. The "stand up" and if you notice when Porsche does, Kinn gives a little smile. He's been conditioning and we are now to a point where it's just done. "Take your shirt off" and Porsche says no, so Kinn comes down hard with the repercussions. I pulled a similar move just yesterday; a brat is going to push buttons and you must decide if it's because of discomfort or being a brat. When a brat submits, it should be automatic praise. Subs have a praise kink, and they need to know you appreciate them. The fact that Kinn checked on the wound was not enough and then to degrade. That was a shit Dom move and should not be tolerated by a sub. Unless your D/s relationship has a much harsher degrading element. Brats are not that type of sub though. Then we get to the point of Kinn and Porsche in the hotel room, Kinn ordering the guards away was in every way a Dom taking care of their sub. Normal boss behavior would have been to take any help offered, even a normal boyfriend would still take any help offered. He's sub is hurt though, he doesn't know who to trust, so he trusts himself.

VegasPete Episode 7

It all starts with that first torture scene. Previously Pete had kind of this weird mix of scared/crushing when it came to Vegas. Vegas knew it and liked to antagonize it. I don't think it would have come to anything though. Except this scene made them aware of each other.

When we first see them, Vegas is completely relaxed just chilling. Pete on the other hand is closed off. Through the course of the torture he repeatedly changed positions. It felt to me like he was excited but trying to hide it.

When Vegas tells them to leave so he can try. Pete looks Vegas up and down. Like he just now noticed something.

During the entire torture, Pete doesn't look away. When Vegas walks up to the bars we can tell he enjoyed himself but he doesn't appear to be excited. Is he just hiding it well? When he says "he spoke" him and Pete share a look. I think it's at this point that Vegas notices Pete's interest and excitement.

Then we skip a few scenes to Porsche showing up with Pete and Arm. Vegas looks over Porsche's shoulder to Pete. Arm was right there for him to look at as well. He doesn't though.

I found this next part really interesting. When Pete mentioned grilled pork, Vegas immediately stops and got it for him. Vegas had Porsche right next to him. Porsche his supposed "unrequited love" and the one he should be paying attention to. Yet he heard Pete who is a good distance back and whispering to Arm. How could he unless his attention was already on Pete.

When Pete stopped to pray, Vegas notices and immediately stops as well. Why? Again Porsche is right next to him. He could easily keep it moving but he doesn't. He stops and waits. To cover this he asks if they want food. When Pete says they'll wait Vegas tells him "I'll get you food." He glances at Arm and Porsche but says this to Pete.

The next scene is when they've trapped the guy at the warehouse. Pete and Vegas are now on the same side of the bars. Vegas is excited as he scares the man. Is it the fear? He isn't even trying to hide his freak. Arm and Porsche both notice it but Pete is right there enjoying it with Vegas. They are amping each other up.

When Vegas catches Pete in his domain. He isn't angry but instead amused. He is fully aware of Pete's lie but instead of calling him out, he softly and coaxingly guides him away. Pete doesn't know what to make of this. He jumps when Vegas touches him and softly says sorry.

I find it interesting that Vegas chose Pete to go with him. Does he want to spend more time with him? When Vegas kills everyone, he wears a smile the entire time. For a change he isn't hiding himself. He is who he is and Pete sees this. We can't see Pete's face clearly its blurry but his body has never turned away from Vegas. His body language says he's not excited but he isn't bothered either. He looks at the body and then Vegas.

Did you notice that for Vegas being so "attached" to Porsche, he took him into the thick of danger. While Pete was slightly protected in the truck. Now he did cover Porsche with his body. Once he looked at Porsche though, he was turning to check on Pete. That's when he sees the guy and shoots. After both he and Pete shoot the guy, Vegas looks at Pete again. At this point we see Porsche trying to look behind him and then look at Vegas as if to figure out what Vegas is still staring at.

It might have started before but it really began with that torture scene.