Sherlock is Overwhelmed

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In Bed by ellipsical, 46 k, explicit.  While trying out a collection of toys in bed, Sherlock and John continue to grow their relationship. A sequel to “Guilty Secrets.”

Sensation by CaitlinFairchild, 8 k, explicit. Sometimes Sherlock just needs to feel things with his body, and let his mind go. John improvises.

Transport by thisprettywren, 10 k, explicit. It wasn't always comfortable, this transport of his; sometimes he just needed to get off.

Lights by roquentine, 17 k, explicit. Sherlock and John have a code with the lights. When the lights are “off,” it’s a night for rough play. Sherlock needs more though, more stimulation to shut off his racing brain, and John isn’t sure what to do. Sherlock takes John to visit his dominatrix, and Irene is more than happy to demonstrate. Good BDSM and negotiations shown.

Points of Light by pennypaperbrain, 15 k, explicit. John and Sherlock are broken, but their jagged edges fit together in a way that is almost painfully right. This is a story about needing something right down to the bottom of your soul, and perhaps eventually getting it. Contains thinky, kinky sex.

The First Touch by Castiel_For_King, 6 k, explicit. Sherlock wants to be with John as much as John wants to be with him...there's just one problem. As it turns out, sex does alarm him.

Treasured by missselene, 3 k, explicit.  Sherlock needs John to be in control. Not for pain, or submission, but to help keep him from being overwhelmed. John is happy to oblige.

Overwhelm by PoppyAlexander, 2 k, mature.  No case on, and Sherlock was starting to feel incorporeal—his unoccupied mind a cloud of disconnected data and trivia evaporating into a soupy fog expanding to fill his head, pouring into his limbs, thickening in his chest—as if his entire self could be blown away or even completely apart with one well-aimed breath.  

The Catherine Wheel by Ghislainem70, 3 k, mature. A Johnlock first time. Sherlock has sensory sensitivity. Can Doctor John Watson help?