Thank goodness I'm not going to be the only one there in pink, anyway. |
I only went for the make-up tips anyway. |
Ah - the rolling pin! Just in that sweet spot between loving domestic discipline and cranial fracture. |
Time to come out and play! |
Stories and pictures themed around female domination and male subjugation and servitude. Unsuitable for children, for alpha males, for hard-core practitioners with an interest in the politics of bdsm and the mechanics of complicated rope work. Of interest to perverts like me, basically.
Thank goodness I'm not going to be the only one there in pink, anyway. |
I only went for the make-up tips anyway. |
Ah - the rolling pin! Just in that sweet spot between loving domestic discipline and cranial fracture. |
Time to come out and play! |
Men's Lib!
ReplyDeleteI approve of the post and the female control it demonstrates.
The silly men's lib ideas? Never!
Men's lib just makes no sense to me. If the Goddess didn't want men to be spanked, why did She make them so lazy and stupid?
DeleteIts not so much the Castration Day card for the day it happens signed by all your Female workmates or family and friends but its the anniversary castration cards that really hurt. Femsup
ReplyDeleteA year ago, this very day
DeleteYour SO took your toys away
Twelve months a neuter, no more play
So thank Her on this special day
It’s nice to be an ‘it’, not ‘he’
On this, your castraversary.
I think its safe if we met up as my Very significant other would approve and we could compare ointments and salves for cane and tawse weals. Femsup
ReplyDeleteYou have ointment and salves for cane and tawse weals? Luxury, bloody luxury...
Deletehttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xe1a1wHxTyo
In a tight locked cage it was welded
ReplyDeletebut it's much more fun to get it gelded.
Oh very good, very good indeed! A career with Hallmark awaits.
DeleteOnce upon a time he held it, Now Mistress chuckles as he is gelded!
ReplyDeleteMmmm. Thank you for commenting and... I like the sentiments but... it doesn't exactly rhyme, does it? 7/10, I'd say. So that's three to each palm with the tawse and 300 lines.
DeleteBut it's very good of you to comment! And who knows, the tawse might make a poet laureate of you yet. Worth trying, anyway.