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@jhoneybees

Love Elvis :) Feel free to request!
____ ✿Masterlist✿ ____

Dear Reader

Welcome to my masterlist! Here is where you'll find all of my writing works of Elvis Presley!

My writings include age regression(explanation: a coping mechanism where someone regresses to a younger mindset), non age regression(just normal Elvis X reader) and smut :)

Kind regards

jhoneybees
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"It's a real honour first to be...to get a chance to appear on the Louisiana Hayride."-1954
"Sobering army life...uh it hasn't, it hasn't changed my mind because I was in tanks for a long time you see and uh...they rock n roll quite a bit."-1960
::1970s::
"I learned very early in life that without a song the day would never end, without a song a man ain't got a friend, without a song the road would never bend- without a song... That's why I keep singing a song."-1971

_________________/1970 series\________________

____ Miscellaneous ____

Other writings:

Motherly Instinct(Marilyn Monroe)

Little Elvis edits :

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Birthday boy!!

Dear Elvis

Happy birthday to our beloved husband🥹 you would be 91 years old now and it's incredible to think how much time has passed, I am so grateful that you came into my life and brought such happiness and your unconditional love that I know you would be sending to each of us, your girls, your babies, your angels.

It may seem like I've forgotten about you because of how inactive I am on here showing my love but that's not the case at all. I still love you so deeply and I imagine it would be the same for everyone else.

Rest easy, Angel and have a wonderful birthday up there.

- Jhoneybees

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Azure

Chapter One: Honey, You Know I’d Do Anything for You

Elvis Presley x Reader | Mid-1960s Hollywood | Toxic Romance • Angst • Manipulation | Reader’s POV | Beverly Hills Penthouse / Hollywood Nights

⟢ TW / CONTENT WARNINGS

toxic relationship • manipulation • emotional dependency • jealousy • possessiveness • mild verbal aggression • codependency • unhealthy power dynamics • cigarettes/alcohol • 1960s Hollywood themes

Los Angeles, 1965. The city burned golden in the late afternoon light, palm trees casting long shadows over Sunset Boulevard. The hills cradled the kind of secrets that only the rich and famous could afford to keep—whispers of affairs, overdoses, broken promises buried beneath the shimmer of Hollywood dreams.

You had learned early on that love in this town was transactional, but Elvis made you forget that. When he looked at you with those ocean-deep blue eyes, when his voice curled around your name like a slow southern drawl, you almost believed you were special. Almost.

You were already his. That much was clear.

You sat on the edge of his king-sized bed at the Beverly Hills house, running your fingers over the silk sheets. The house wasn’t home—not really. It was just one of the many places he took you, where he could love you in private and parade you in public when it suited him. The radio hummed low in the background, playing a song you couldn’t quite place.

Elvis stood near the window, shirt half-buttoned, cigarette hanging from his lips. His hair was a perfect storm of pomade and rebellion, dark and thick, curled just right. He was beautiful, almost too beautiful, like something carved out of marble and left out in the sun to melt.

“You been real quiet, sugar,” he said, taking a slow drag. His voice was smooth, warm, deceptive. “Something on your mind?”

You bit your lip, hesitating. The past few days had been a blur of parties, champagne, and stolen kisses in the back of Cadillacs. But last night had been different. You had seen him with another woman—just a passing moment, nothing incriminating, but enough to plant a seed of doubt in your chest.

“I just…” You exhaled sharply. “I saw you last night. With that blonde.”

Elvis tilted his head, a slow smirk tugging at his lips. “That what’s got you all wound up?” He stepped closer, pressing a hand under your chin, forcing you to look at him. His touch was gentle, but the control in it was unmistakable. “Baby, you know you’re the only one that matters.”

You swallowed. “Then tell me the truth.”

He laughed, a low, velvet sound. “The truth?” He cupped your cheek, brushing his thumb across your skin like he was soothing a child. “The truth is, you don’t gotta worry about her. Or anyone else.”

“But I saw—”

“Honey.” His voice dipped lower, all syrup and command. “You’re gettin’ yourself worked up over nothin’. I hate seein’ you like this.”

And just like that, he made it about you. Your feelings. Your irrationality. Not his actions.

You should have pulled away, should have demanded answers, but instead, you let him kiss you. He tasted like smoke and whiskey, and something else—something dangerous. His hands tangled in your hair, his grip just tight enough to remind you who was in control.

When he pulled back, his eyes locked onto yours, steady and unwavering. “You trust me, don’t ya, baby?”

Your heart pounded against your ribs. He was everything you wanted and everything you feared.

“…Yeah,” you whispered.

And that was all he needed to hear.

Ooooo👀

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Mercy

70s!Dom!elvis x Bratty! Black! Reader

tw: heavy smut ahead — rough dom!elvis, bratty reader, spanking, light bondage, overstimulation, mirror play, daddy vibes, a lil crying, and then super soft aftercare. if any of that isn’t your vibe, skip this one babes 💋

You stood at the foot of the bed in nothing but one of his shirts—half-buttoned, no bra—playing innocent while your eyes sparked with challenge.

“Somethin’ wrong, baby?” you asked sweetly, tilting your head. “You look tense.”

Elvis didn’t even look up from his chair where he was thumbing through a stack of sheet music. Calm. Still. Dangerous.

“You been runnin’ that smart little mouth all damn day, sugar,” he said low, his Memphis drawl syrupy and slow. “I let it slide at breakfast. Let it slide when you rolled your eyes at me in front of the boys. But now you’re standin’ here half-naked, actin’ like you don’t know what you’re doin’. You beggin’ for attention, or just beggin’ for trouble?”

You smirked, shifting your weight. “Maybe I’m bored.”

He finally looked up, his blue eyes narrowing. The heat behind them made your stomach twist.

“Well, now,” he murmured, rising from his chair in one fluid, lazy motion. “That’s the first honest thing you’ve said all damn day.”

You barely had time to move before he was on you—his hand sliding around the back of your neck, pulling you in close. His lips brushed your ear.

“You wanna act like a brat, you better be ready for how Daddy handles brats,” he whispered, voice dark, dangerous, but still wrapped in velvet. “You think I won’t put you over my knee and make you cry my name like a prayer?”

Your breath hitched.

“Elvis—”

He smirked.

“That’s more like it. I don’t play games, baby. You wanna mouth off? Push my buttons? Then I’ll show you exactly where that leads. You wanted attention? Now you got it.”

He walked you back toward the bed with slow, deliberate steps, never breaking eye contact. His voice dropped low again, silk wrapped around steel.

“Now get up on your knees, hands on the headboard. You so damn desperate to act out, I’m gonna make sure you remember who you belong to.”

And you did. Every word, every shiver, every breathless second.

You climbed onto the bed just like he told you—slow, spine tingling, every nerve lit up under his gaze. You could feel his eyes on you, heavy as his breath, dragging over every inch of skin exposed under his shirt.

“Good girl,” he murmured. “For once.”

The mattress dipped under his weight as he climbed behind you. His hands ran up your thighs, firm and slow, spreading you just enough to make you feel seen. Controlled. Owned.

“You like testin’ me, huh?” he muttered as his fingers slid up higher, gripping your hips. “Mouthing off, wearin’ my shirt like a little tease, thinkin’ you can wind me up and not pay for it.”

You let out a soft moan when his hand cracked against your bare cheek. Not hard—but enough to sting. Enough to make your legs tremble.

“Elvis—”

“Nuh-uh. Don’t whine now, baby,” he growled. “You wanted my attention. Now you’re gonna take it.”

He gripped your hair and pulled you up, your back arching against him. His lips brushed your ear, hot and heavy.

“I should make you say please. But you’d just act up again tomorrow, wouldn’t you?”

You bit your lip. Didn’t answer.

He chuckled darkly. “Thought so.”

With one hand, he held you against him, his hips pressing against your backside, hard and deliberate. With the other, he slid his fingers down, slow and possessive—finding just how soaked you already were.

“Jesus, baby… You’re drippin’. All that attitude just a cover for how bad you want me, huh?”

You nodded breathlessly.

“I said, huh?”

“Yes, Daddy…”

That earned another smack—sharper this time, but laced with the drag of his palm soothing the burn right after.

“That’s more like it.”

You gasped when his fingers slid inside you, deep and slow. Taunting. Controlled. His other hand gripped your throat, not choking—but firm enough to make you stay. Stay in place. Stay still. Stay his.

“That little mouth gets you in trouble,” he breathed. “But this right here… This part of you? She tells the truth. She knows who you belong to.”

You whimpered.

“Elvis, I—”

He pulled his fingers out and brought them to your lips.

“Open.”

You obeyed, eyes locked on his, your bratty attitude long gone—replaced by pure need, pure heat, pure surrender.

“That’s it, baby,” he said, sliding inside you with one long, punishing thrust. “Now take it.”

And you did. Every inch. Every command. Every dirty, worship-soaked second of it.

Because no matter how mouthy you got…

You lived for the way he put you in your place.

“Look at you,” he growled against your neck, voice ragged with heat. “So damn cocky earlier, now you’re cryin’ into my sheets.”

You gasped when his hand snaked around to rub your clit, slow circles that made your knees shake.

“Y-You’re bein’ mean…”

He laughed darkly, thrusting into you hard enough to make the headboard slam against the wall.

“I ain’t even started bein’ mean, baby. This is what you get when you act like a damn brat.”

His hips didn’t stop. That rhythm—deep, punishing, possessive—hit every sweet, aching spot. Your nails clawed at the sheets, desperate to hold on.

“But you love it, don’t you?” he muttered, lips brushing your ear. “You need it rough. Need me to tear you apart and put you back together.”

He leaned over you, chest to your back, breath hot on your neck.

“Say it.”

You whimpered, eyes fluttering shut.

“Say it, or I’ll stop.”

“I need it,” you gasped. “I need you—just like this.”

“Damn right you do.”

He grabbed your wrists and pinned them above your head with one strong hand, keeping you helpless as he drove into you faster, harder, deeper.

“Your body’s honest even when your mouth ain’t,” he rasped. “She knows who she belongs to. Don’t she, baby?”

You choked on a moan. “Yes, Daddy…”

He let out a low groan, his rhythm faltering as he pulled out suddenly and flipped you onto your back like you weighed nothing.

“I wanna see that bratty little face when I make you come,” he hissed, spreading your legs wide, dragging the tip along your dripping center. “Wanna watch you fall apart on my cock.”

You arched into him, your body already trembling. He slid back inside with a growl, stretching you open until all you could do was sob his name.

“Uh-huh. There she is. That’s my girl. Not so mouthy now, huh?”

He held your jaw, making you look up at him.

“You’ll remember this next time you roll those eyes at me. Next time you pout and sass me like you’re not beggin’ for this deep down.”

You nodded desperately, tears of pleasure streaking down your cheeks. You were so close it hurt.

“I’m gonna come—Elvis, please—”

“You ask permission,” he snapped, slowing just enough to keep you teetering.

“Please, Daddy, please let me come—!”

“That’s what I like to hear,” he growled. “Go on then. Come for me, baby. Make a mess.”

And you did.

It ripped through you like lightning—back arched, thighs shaking, a cry of his name strangled in your throat as you shattered beneath him.

He didn’t let up.

Not even when you begged.

Not even when your body gave in a second time—overstimulated, ruined, completely undone.

Because he wasn’t just f**king you.

He was owning you.

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You were still trembling when he came back from the drawer—box in hand, sweat slick on his chest, eyes dark like sin.

“What’s in there?” you mumbled, breathless, limp across the bed.

He set it down with a thud.

“Oh, sweetheart,” he said with a slow grin. “You said you wanted a surprise.”

You tried to crawl back, instincts screaming—but he caught your ankle with one hand and dragged you back under him.

“Uh-uh. No runnin’. Not after all that mouth earlier. You wanted Daddy to lose control, didn’t you?”

Your eyes widened when he pulled out the silk rope.

“Elvis…”

“Don’t you ‘Elvis’ me now,” he growled, voice low and dangerous. “You earned every second of this.”

He flipped you onto your stomach and began tying your wrists to the headboard with skillful ease, leaving your back arched, legs trembling.

You were on display—helpless, soaking, still flushed from your last orgasm.

And then you heard it.

Click.

Your eyes darted up.

There was a mirror above the bed. One of his little renovations. And now? You were staring up at your reflection—messy, bound, wrecked.

“Elvis…” you whispered.

He climbed back behind you, dragging the tip of a vibrator down your spine.

“See what I see, baby?” he purred in your ear. “See how good you look ruined for me?”

He flicked it on.

You screamed.

The toy pressed against your clit while he slid back inside you, deep and unforgiving. The overstimulation made your thighs shake instantly, your cries echoing off the walls.

“That’s it, cry for me,” he growled. “Let ‘em hear you from downstairs. Let ‘em all know who makes you feel like this.”

He thrust harder, one hand tangled in your hair, the other gripping your hip tight enough to bruise.

The mirror above reflected everything—his wild eyes, your twisted sheets, the way your body obeyed him even when it couldn’t take any more.

You sobbed, begging—nonsense words, broken pleas.

But he didn’t stop.

Not when you came again.

Not when your legs collapsed.

Not even when your voice gave out.

Because you were his.

And tonight?

He was gonna make sure you never forgot it.

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You collapsed against the sheets, breath stuttering, mind buzzing.

Your legs were still shaky, wrists tingling where the rope had held you, your whole body humming and tender.

And Elvis—

The wild fire in him softened the minute he saw you melt.

He brushed your hair back with both hands, thumbs stroking your cheeks as he leaned in close.

“Hey… hey, look at me, baby,” he whispered, voice warm and low. “You with me?”

Your eyes fluttered open, and he smiled—so gentle, so full of something that made your chest ache.

“There she is,” he murmured, kissing your forehead. “My sweet girl.”

He untied you slowly, carefully, like you were something precious. Every knot undone with a kiss to your wrist, a warm breath across your skin, a whispered “you did so good for me.”

When he finally pulled you into his chest, you sank into him instinctively, face pressed against the warm skin of his shoulder. His arms wrapped around you strong and steady—protective, grounding.

“Shh… I got you,” he whispered, rocking you just a little. “You’re okay, baby. I’m right here.”

His fingers traced slow circles up and down your spine, easing out the leftover trembles.

Every touch was soft. Reverent.

The same hands that had held you down like you belonged to him were now touching you like you were something breakable.

He kissed the top of your head, then your temple, then your jaw—tiny kisses, feather-light.

“You gave me everything,” he whispered against your skin. “So damn proud of you.”

You let out a small, exhausted sound, and he pulled the blanket over both of you, tucking you close.

“Breathe with me, darlin’,” he murmured, guiding your inhale with the rise of his chest. “Nice and slow. That’s it… easy now.”

One of his hands slid up to cradle the back of your head, holding you against the warm curve of his neck.

“You’re safe,” he whispered. “You hear me? Safe with me. Always.”

You nudged closer, and he chuckled softly, kissing your cheek.

“Mm, that’s my girl… Come here.”

He cupped your face gently and pressed your lips together—slow, lingering, tender. Not hungry. Not wild. Just soft.

A promise.

A grounding.

A reminder that he loved every side of you—the bratty, the needy, the undone.

He nuzzled your nose, smiling.

“Didn’t mean to wear you out that much,” he teased lightly. “You alright?”

You nodded into his chest, and he held you tighter, burying his face in your hair.

“Good,” he whispered. “Rest right here, baby. I’ll stay with you. Ain’t goin’ nowhere.”

And he didn’t.

He stayed there with you—warm, gentle, humming low under his breath while you drifted off, wrapped in his arms

I LOVE THISSSS.

The aftercare is just the cutest🥹

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Honey, say please.

Elvis Presley x Reader | 1973 | Smut | Reader’s POV | Graceland Bedroom

WN: Begging, overstimulation, fingering, praise + light degradation, dom/sub dynamic, dirty talk, TCB chain action, Elvis’s voice weaponized.

N/A: Helloooo! It’s been a while since I don’t post a proper fan-fiction. Well, life has been crazy lately but I’ll try to be more active in here!

The bedroom’s dark.

Golden lamplight kisses your bare thighs as you sit up on your elbows, watching him from the bed like you’re trying not to squirm.

He’s standing at the foot of the mattress — shirt off, rings on, black silk pants unzipped just enough to tease. The TCB chain rests against his chest, swaying ever so slightly with the slow rise and fall of his breath.

“You wanna come?” Elvis asks, voice low, a sinful drawl that melts down your spine.

You nod, eyes wide, lips parted.

He tsks, slow and soft, one brow lifting.

“Nuh-uh. Not good enough, baby. If you want me to touch you again…”

His palm wraps slowly around his cock, stroking it once. Twice. Watching your eyes follow every move.

“…you’re gonna have to say please.”

Your breath catches. You squirm. He smirks.

“You were loud as hell last night,” he murmurs, stepping closer, “cryin’ on this dick like you were born for it. Now you can’t even beg like a good girl?”

“Elvis,” you whisper, thighs pressing together.

He climbs onto the bed like a panther — slow, controlled, hungry.

You fall back on the pillows, gasping when he grabs your ankles and spreads you open with a single motion.

You’re soaked. You know it. He sees it.

His smile turns dark.

“Ohh, look at that. Drippin’ and I ain’t even touched you yet. Damn, honey.”

He settles between your legs — hot breath against your core — but doesn’t touch. Just hovers. Teases.

Then his fingers slide up your inner thighs, stopping just shy of where you need him most.

“Last chance,” he whispers, lips brushing your skin. “Say it for me.”

You whimper. It burns.

“Please, Daddy.”

He freezes.

“…Say it again.”

“Please,” you moan. “Please, Daddy, I need it, I need you—”

He groans like he’s starving and sinks two fingers into you, deep and slow.

You arch off the bed with a cry, but he holds you down with one hand, the TCB chain brushing against your belly every time he moves.

“Good girl,” he growls. “That’s all I wanted. Ain’t so hard, is it?”

His fingers work faster, curling up inside you like he knows exactly where heaven is. The sound of it — wet and obscene — fills the room.

You’re a mess in seconds.

“I wanna come,” you cry, grinding into his palm.

He leans in, pressing his lips just below your ear.

“Then say it again, baby. Louder.”

“Please!”

He laughs — dark and satisfied — before kissing you like he owns your mouth, your body, your whole damn soul.

And you fall apart.

Again. And again.

Until your voice is gone and his chain is slick with sweat and your legs are trembling from the way he whispers, “Say please” every single time.

You’re still twitching beneath him when he pulls his fingers out — slow, slick, like he loves how ruined you are.

“Pretty little mess, aren’t you?” he murmurs, licking you off his fingers, his voice thick with want. “Didn’t even fuck you yet and you’re already beggin’.”

You’re breathless, eyes hazy, lips parted. “Elvis, please…”

He leans over you, one hand braced above your head, the other slipping beneath your thigh, pulling it up around his waist. His cock is heavy, hard, and pressed right against your entrance — but he doesn’t push in yet.

Not until you look him in the eye.

Not until you mean it.

“You ready to behave?” he asks, cock head teasing your slit, slicking himself with your arousal. “Or do I gotta teach you all over again?”

“Please,” you whisper, lifting your hips in desperation. “I’ll be good, I swear—”

“Say it louder.”

“Please, Daddy, fuck me.”

His eyes flash.

Then he’s inside you.

A slow, brutal thrust, dragging out the stretch until your mouth falls open and you cry out his name — raw, broken, real.

He fills you deep, holds still for a moment, letting you feel every inch. The weight of him. The chain swinging gently between your bodies, cool against your skin.

You can’t even breathe.

Then he starts to move.

Rough, controlled thrusts that shake the headboard against the wall — slow enough to be cruel, deep enough to feel like possession.

“That what you wanted, baby?” he pants, jaw clenched. “Wanted Daddy to fuck it into you?”

You nod — eyes glossy, hands scrambling at the sheets.

He grabs your wrists, pins them above your head with one hand, the chain glinting under the lamplight.

“Ain’t goin’ nowhere,” he growls. “You stay right there and take it.”

He fucks you harder. His hips smack yours with filthy, rhythmic slaps. Your name falls from his lips in a low, reverent moan as he leans down and bites your shoulder.

“Goddamn, sugar,” he pants. “You feel too good. Too fuckin’ good—might never let you go.”

You’re gasping, whimpering, so close it hurts.

“Come on, baby,” he whispers into your neck. “Come for Daddy again. Give it to me.”

Your body obeys. Shaking, sobbing, breaking.

And as you fall apart beneath him, he lets go too — with a groan so deep, so raw, it vibrates through your bones.

He spills inside you in slow, deep thrusts, his hips stuttering as he presses his forehead to yours.

The chain swings once… twice… before going still.

And when the only sound left in the room is your breathing, tangled together, his voice comes quiet and warm against your cheek:

“Next time you wanna be stubborn, baby… remember this.”

He kisses your mouth like it’s the sweetest thing he’s ever tasted.

“Say please,” he whispers, “and I’ll give you the whole damn world.”

GIRLLLLL...you nailed this😩

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truesophia

how well does pinterest know you?

i saw this on tiktok and it looked so cute! search on pinterest and choose the first option for

animal, place, plant, character, season, hobby, color, and drink!

tag list is the mutuals i’ve made so far on this new acc 🥲🥲 i love having mutuals u guys r just so cute and i am obsessed with u

this is EERILY accurate. i gasped at the character one though. everything is accurate apart from the season. also previous post missed out the food prompt.

tags (no pressure btw!):

@wh0-is-lily @urbeautifulandiminsane @deergirlsstuff + any moots who are interested!! <33

i love all my moots 🫀🪽

These images are so totally me !

Tags (No pressure lovelies): @cinnamonangell @prettylittledollxxx @thiswildandpreciouslife @pinklolitasblog @bloodgutsangel-cake @thegrayswan2000 + any other mutuals who are interested! <3

Pinterest really does understand me💕 This is honestly one of my favorite Pinterest mood boards ever. Describes me perfectly.

Thanks for the tag bestie!

This is actually pretty accurate, lmao. Lily of the valley is my birth flower.

Thanks for the tag bestie! Mine are random, but to be fair all I ever search for is elvis and showgirls 😂

Thank you for tagginggg🥹 Let's see what I have...

Well this is random LMAO😭 Except for the cat and cinnamon rolls, I LOVE a good cinnamon treat and I love kitties <3

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August 16th
Just another day to express how much we love you.

E, there's many things I'd like to say to you. English is my second language, and I think I can't put in English sentences the amount of gratitude I have for you, how much I respect and try to honor the story of your life by sharing it with as many people as I can, and what is the reason I do so. But I'll keep trying.

On the reasons, well, let's just say that when I'm feeling low, when that dark cloud is above my head, when I'm feeling numb (specially when I'm feeling numb), your voice pulls me back in. That's the best I can say to explain why I'm a fan. I swear to God, these last few days I've been feeling a little lost and it caused me some anxiety, but like an antidote, fast-action medicine, a miracle... I just played your songs and watched some footage, some films, and there I was smiling in about two seconds. It literally feels like magic to me. And you're the only one that can do this.

However, it's not only about the way you make me feel, but also about this protection I have over you. I feel you had a pure soul, and pure soul doesn't mean you did no wrong (even children act badly sometimes), but it means you didn't plan to. The times when you did wrong wasn't because you were trying to hurt anyone, and that's why I will never take you for a sinner. Your sweetness, your infectious laughter, your silly jokes, your down to earth personality, the way you took making people's lives happier as your mission on earth, the way you treated every single person with kindness and respect, the way you knew how to act around people for them not to feel threatened by your grandiosity... that matters the most. Just a few things I love and praise you for.

I admire how you were intentional in doing anything you could to be good, to bring people joy, to give them the time of their lives, to ease their burden.

Your life, Elvis, and everything you left behind, all the lessons, all the fun, all the commotion... It still lingers. It will never fade away. The reactions you caused in people... ugh... I can say without any doubt that we are still here going crazy over you, screaming, crying, squirming, dreaming... I swear to God, sometimes it feels like you NEVER LEFT. We know that's true, in a way. You're here. With us. Every single day. And that makes us happier and unimaginable thankful. We are here and forever will be... defending you, keeping your name and meaning alive in this time in the world, and through it all we are here every single day praying for your soul.

Sweet Elvis Aaron Presley, I hope you can feel how much I adore you from where you are. I sincerely love you like I never loved any other man, not this way, with such undeniable admiration.

ʏᴏᴜ'ʟʟ ᴀʟᴡᴀʏꜱ ᴍᴇᴀɴ ᴛʜᴇ ᴍᴏꜱᴛ ʙᴇᴀᴜᴛɪꜰᴜʟ ᴛʜɪɴɢꜱ ɪɴ ᴛʜᴇ ᴡᴏʀʟᴅ. ʜᴀʀᴅ ᴡᴏʀᴋ, ʙʀᴀᴠᴇɴᴇꜱꜱ, ᴄᴏɴꜰɪᴅᴇɴᴄᴇ, ʜᴏɴᴏʀ, ᴇxᴄɪᴛᴇᴍᴇɴᴛ, ᴋɪɴᴅɴᴇꜱꜱ, ɪɴɴᴏᴄᴇɴᴄᴇ, ᴍᴀᴛᴜʀɪᴛʏ, ɢʀᴏᴡᴛʜ, ᴡɪꜱᴅᴏᴍ, ꜱᴘɪʀɪᴛᴜᴀʟɪᴛʏ, ʟᴏʏᴀʟᴛʏ, ᴊᴏʏ, ꜰʀɪᴇɴᴅꜱʜɪᴘ, ʟᴏᴠᴇ, ᴅʀᴇᴀᴍꜱ, ꜰᴜɴ, ᴀʟꜱᴏ ʀᴇꜱɪʟɪᴇɴᴄᴇ, ᴜɴʙʀᴇᴀᴋᴀʙʟᴇ ꜰᴀɪᴛʜ, ʜᴏᴘᴇ… ᴍᴀɢɪᴄ. You're the best, an angel in your own special way.

WE LOVE YOU, E. we can't stop loving you!

I hope your legacy will be more and more discussed, more and more praised. But my prayer is not for the artist only. I hope people stop taking you as a scape goat, putting the blame for the things that were wrong in the world you lived in on you. I'm hoping, praying, begging the Heavens above, that more people act and think reasonably, that they understand that you did your best, because, damn, we know you did the best you could with what you had, E. We know the decent human being, the good man that you were. And for that, I will never be ashamed to say, to show, that I LOVE ELVIS PRESLEY. I love him. Forever will. 🩷

Rest in peace, sweet King. You're the sweetest king that this world has ever known. We miss you so damn much! 👑 🩵

🤍🤍🤍

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January 8, 1935 - August 16, 1977

If I had words to describe the impact you’ve had on my life, I’d never stop writing. I remember being in Memphis, at Graceland for the first time, and I saw your resting place in the meditation garden — something inside me changed. You’ve somehow come in and altered the way my brain works, and now I really only do things with you in mind. You said you were scared of being forgotten, but that fear couldn’t have been further from the truth. You are still capable of making an entire room go silent in awe, and you’re still capable of selling out concerts. Even though you may not be here physically, I know you’re here, still shining brighter than even the sun. Everyone has someone or something that changes their lives forever, and you happen to be the person that changed mine. I don’t know how to say thank you, so I’ll just stick to this: I love you, you insanely beautiful, ethereal, amazing, talented man. I’m so beyond grateful for everything you’ve done for me, even if you aren’t aware that you’ve done anything. Thank you, thank you, thank you. A million times over.

Elvis Aaron Presley, you were and are the best, and most important person to ever grace this earth. Rest in eternal peace and happiness, beautiful angel. I love you.

Beautiful 🥹

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August 16th

I don’t even know where to begin, because when I try to write about him, the words feel so small compared to the way he fills me. Elvis isn’t just an artist to me—he’s a presence, a soul that somehow lives in every corner of my mind, my heart, my being. I miss him in ways that are hard to explain. And yes, I wasn’t alive when he walked this earth. I wasn’t alive when his laughter echoed through rooms, or when his voice first stunned the world into silence. I wasn’t even alive the day he left us. But none of that matters. Because love doesn’t measure itself by time or circumstance—it just happens. And I love him. I miss him, like you’d miss a friend, a lover, a brother, a guiding star.

People tell me it’s silly. That it’s foolish to grieve someone I never met, someone who died before I ever breathed. But I don’t care. How could I not miss him? How could I not ache for someone who makes me feel seen in a way so few ever have? He is beyond an idol. He is beyond an artist. He was a human being with a laugh that sounded like light itself, with a voice that could break you apart and mend you in the same breath. And I carry him with me like a secret flame, always burning, always alive.

There’s something about his laugh—soft, contagious, like he was trying to make the world bearable not only for himself but for all of us. You hear that laugh, and suddenly everything feels lighter, easier, sweeter. And then there’s the way he spoke about spirituality, about God, about purpose. It comforts me in ways I can’t explain. He wasn’t just a singer; he was a seeker. I picture him lying in bed at night, glasses on, book in hand, a pencil tucked between his fingers as he underlined passages, nodded along, searching for something greater. His mind reached beyond what words could hold. He saw through everything. And that—God, that’s beautiful.

I can’t shake the image of him like that. It’s sacred, almost. The world saw the star, the man in rhinestones, the legend—but I see him in quiet moments too. The thinker. The dreamer. The boy who lost so much and gave so much. The man who carried everyone on his shoulders and yet kept searching for a reason why.

He’s more than music to me. He’s comfort when the world feels unbearable. He’s warmth when loneliness creeps in. He’s laughter that still rings in my ears, love that still wraps itself around me. And no matter what anyone says, I will never stop missing him. Because missing him feels like proof that he’s real, that he touched me in some way that can’t be undone.

It’s a strange kind of grief—grieving for someone you never knew, yet feeling like you’ve known them your whole life. But maybe that’s what makes it powerful. Maybe that’s what makes it love. Elvis gave his soul to the world, and somehow, across decades and lifetimes, it reached mine.

So yes, I love him. I love him so much it aches. I miss him every day, as if I had once sat beside him, laughed with him, cried with him, lived with him. And maybe in some way, I did. Because love like this doesn’t ask for logic—it simply is.

Elvis lives. In the notes of every song. In the echo of every laugh. In the silence of the night when I imagine him with his books, searching for God, searching for meaning, searching for something eternal. And he found it, I think. Because here we are, still carrying him, still loving him, still missing him.

He lives in me. Always

He lives within us, always

Rest Angel

It's amazing how much time as passed.

48 years without you here walking among us.

We miss you, Elvis. Our love, our angel.

We miss you and as much as we would love to see you and hear you in person, we also want you to have your deserved rest. You've done a lot for us, honey.

We're eternally grateful for you.

From getting your Mama a pink Cadillac to giving us something that will change history forever.

You shall have this rest that you have been for a while now, experience that peacefulness that soothes your heart and soul.

We love you, Elvis and never forget that 🤍

8/1/35 - 16/8/77

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