This is so difficult. For awhile it would probably have been a stand mixer but I was GIFTED an antique one that had just been sitting in a closet for years that I LOOOVE IT WORKS SO GOOD AND I'M SO HAPPY I BAKE SO MUCH NOW....

So decadence is difficult... I am not really one for like, Objects. Like the idea of spending crazy money on first edition Nightwood copies don't really appeal to me, y'know? I have a nice little paperback that's perfect. Maybe one of those Perfect Grade gunpla model kits or something? Huge and intensive and way too pricey for me to ever want, but I like chilling and working on things with my hands for long periods so that could be fun... I dunno! This is difficult! Maybe a really nice desk... the one I use now is very tiny...

I went on a date to an art museum that had a Monet that literally stunned me. I think just holding their hand and staring at 'Irises by the Pond' is the most I have ever felt moved by a physical piece of art in my life. It felt transporting and beautiful and I nearly cried.

Alternate answer: While looking through a bunch of magazines and newspapers for research in an archive I stumbled upon Cindy Sherman's 'Untitled #86' from an interview with her and it enraptured me so much I got completely distracted from my original search and purpose for researching and photocopied the whole interview and later bought a book of her photography.

Not really. I never feel guilt over anything I read. I post images of most of it on my accounts, even!!! I don't really comprehend the idea of feeling bad about reading something. Everything I read helps develops my taste more and contributes to helping me better define myself, even if I dislike it or find it distasteful. If I'm giving it a shot and reading about it, that's already justified itself to me honestly. Everything I have read or watched sits in my brain and has further honed me into a more well-rounded Kim. What's there to be guilty about?

The only big exception to 'posting publicly' is stuff that feels too personal, but even that isn't kept out of guilt, it's mostly that I don't want 1,800-ish eyes on my more intimate interests as a butch lesbian. Ain't none of no one's business but mine and dames I'm into, y'know?

vague and strangely hostile question (dont do that again.) but here's a mix of some Existing Pairings I Adore:
amnesiac witch femme x detective butch responsible for her amnesia (Emptiness Effigied)
old woman witch x cursed cannibal girl she's taken under her wing (Ghost & Witch)
butch assassin x butch cowboy thats the assassins target (Wasteland Pony Express)

to be honest i think all of these are reductive and i think im kinda just intrinsically opposed to the idea of Pitching Something Through Tropes outside of the most, like, elevator pitch type of thing. ideally a character is kinda too much to sum up like that, to me to me to me. so it's hard to put things into these really simplistic typings. i want to write paragraphs about the dames i like, y'know. like "yandere goth" and "camper whose leg she broke to hang out in the woods together" is such an easy thing to just type out and put out in the world but it feels so flat to me. i guess ive never been the type to be compelled by that sort of tropey sell.