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  • Taboo Fetishes: Women in Bondage and the Men (and Women) who love them (Part II)

    Taboo Fetishes: Women in Bondage and the Men (and Women) who love them (Part II)

    My Introduction to Bondage

    I myself came upon bondage at an early age, but wasn’t that particularly enamored with it until high school and it involved my first real sexual encounter. I had compulsive thoughts even at a very young age and often fantasized about my sexy gym teacher with tape over her mouth or found myself staring if a pretty girl covered her own mouth suddenly. Initially, the mouth and gag interested me more than the bondage itself, although handcuffs had a simple sexy appeal. It wasn’t the act of silencing someone that drew my attention, but rather how it looked and felt when I covered a girl’s lips with my hand. Regardless, my “first” was auspiciously perhaps my ideal match in terms of being kinky. She was simultaneously adventurous and sexually submissive (as a counter to my sexual dominance, which I could shut on and off depending upon whether I had a willing partner) and this early experience helped shape my own sexual desires. Without going into too much detail, she enjoyed “rough sex” (think the opposite of candles, soft music and caressing) and when I pushed her against a wall, pinned her hands or guided them to where I wanted, covered her mouth when she got loud, she felt a heightened sense of lust that easily matched my own. Her being turned on turned me on! This is in contrast to when I tried this with other potential mates who might respond with something like, “This is too rough, please be gentle.”

    If my partner wanted gentle and conventionally romantic I generally would disengage and make some excuse to call it a night. I meant no offense, but we all have needs and if you want gentle, then I was the wrong guy. If a potential mate wanted rough and messy (with still some level of romance such as cuddling and so on afterwards), then I was always game. These experiences shaped my sexual preferences, which always involved a willing submissive who enjoyed herself as much as I did. I am intrinsically an egalitarian who believes everyone has equal rights and so on and whatever people do should be with a willing mindset free of coercion or manipulation (charisma being something of a wildcard in this regard!). In fact, to this day, I am incapable of being with someone who isn’t into being a submissive as I’ve learned over and over again and have come to accept this. In certain respects, I have joked that having a fetish is a kind of handicap as it limits the number of partners one can be intimate with. Still this was all the beginning of my experience with bondage other than handcuffs and perhaps a piece of tape slapped over a willing partner’s luscious pouting lips and I never really delved very far into bondage until well into college.

    Once in college, I at times felt lost in terms of what career-path I would take (a perpetual aspect of young Americans), but my journey into bondage continued when I discovered bondage magazines. The first time was at, of all places, a comic-book convention. As I walked past various stalls I noticed a man wearing sunglasses indoors who looked as if he could have been Disco Stu’s straight-haired cousin. I then gazed at his stall and couldn’t look away. He noticed me looking at his wares and commented on how vendors around him were giving him a hard time for trying to sell bondage magazines alongside comic-books depicting women in bondage and other underground fare. He quipped some clichés as I barely paid attention that I only recall in paraphrase form: “It’s a free country, right? Not like I’m hurting anyone. People are so intolerant I swear.” My heart raced as I stared at some of the magazines while he kept talking about being persecuted.

    I quickly grabbed several magazines depicting beautiful women bound and gagged in numerous photo-spreads and paid for them before my friends saw where I was. Outside, after the convention shut its doors, my roommate asked to see what I had bought and I made the excuse that the packaging was fragile and I’d show him later. He eyed me suspiciously, but was too preoccupied with his own purchases to care. The bondage magazines were from the 1980s and early 90s mostly and in relatively good condition. Numerous bondage models (some of whom I even met and shot years later even if they were past their prime while still in remarkably good shape!) were depicted bound, gagged and sometimes getting fondled, largely by other women, but also sometimes by men. Suffice it to say the magazines caused a torrent of masturbation on my part until I foolishly took the magazines (and others I bought through the mail) home during the summer and hid them behind my bed until one day they all disappeared. Clearly, my mother had found them while cleaning my room and had decided to do me a “favor” and throw them out. She never spoke of them to me, her son whom she loved unconditionally, and I never brought it up.

    The internet allowed me to further explore bondage videos at length and years later, through various circumstances involving a dominatrix (who actually preferred being a submissive in her personal life, in an ironic twist). We met in a bar and dated for a time, and came upon a video distributor at a fetish nightclub who expressed interest in any videos my ex and I could produce. We then proceeded to shoot some videos with her bound, gagged and getting molested by yours truly wearing a mask, but then we broke up and she decided that the videos were her property. I, however, kept shooting and somehow ended up producing videos at a regular rate while still living my “regular” life with school and a conventional job. My life became a bifurcated existence as I even developed two sets of friends. One group including my family and associates I’ve known for years who never knew what I was up to in my “other” life while the other were my kinky cohorts. Relationships became tricky with lying almost an afterthought and is something that bothers me to this day. It’s not just the fear of getting caught, but rather the lies imply a lack of trust in others and is definitely not a healthy way to exist. With that said, my life as a bondage producer has been far from bleak so much as filled with ebbs and flows like everyone else. If we don’t have bad times, how would we be able to discern the good after-all? After-all I’ve had some relatively rare negative experiences with models who suddenly decided they couldn’t take bondage (and we end the shoot unless they demanded full payment and wanted to continue somehow) and there have been women I wanted to have relationships with, but without some kind of kinky play, it felt incomplete.

    The current state of Bondage “porn”

    Many fetish models I have known, who do not work in conventional porn (as in they do not engage in sexual acts with males or females even), often regard bondage as its own category that is something akin to an R-rated movie to others who view it as softcore porn. The definition is a loose one and a matter of interpretation, but there is an overt sexual appeal meant to create excitement amongst viewers, which would qualify bondage as a type of porn. In fact, conventional pornographers overlap with bondage producers (as the depiction of bondage as kinky foreplay is common) although the two often diverge when it comes to the depiction of sex acts. Both are numerous today thanks to the internet (unlike the past when a handful of producers dominated the industry and displayed their wares in adult movie theaters as well as mail order VHS/DVD sales). Today’s bondage producers range from amateurs who shoot videos for self-gratification to those who run highly successful companies that produce videos covering the entire range of BDSM (including female domination of men/women, gay bondage, and sadomasochism as well as depicting sex acts engaged in while one subject is in bondage). Add to this the multitude of producers in Japan, Europe, Russia, China, Brazil, Australia and so forth and it is clear that this is a fairly popular form of adult entertainment worldwide.

    Producers are as diverse when it comes “style” (i.e. how they depict women in bondage) as the means they employ. Bondage equipment and the style one uses can be quite distinctive and is another important component to consider. Rope bondage is generally the most celebrated and includes a simple binding of the wrists and ankles to complex suspensions (in which a model is bound and elevated off the ground), shibari (the Japanese artistic form of bondage with its intricate rope patterns), and Chinese bondage, which often involves a certain style of its own (usually putting females in positions that are difficult to remain in for very long). Alongside rope bondage are other means of restraint such as leather straps, shackles, cages and tape (often used to “mummify” a model). Consumers may enjoy all of these forms or just one in particular.

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    An example of a difficult behind the back Chinese form of bondage that looks easier than it is. Endured with grace by the talented.

    Often (but not always) crucial to bondage is the gag, which creates the impression of silencing the subject so that they can’t cry out for help or object to how they are being treated. This is often the case in roleplaying “damsel in distress” fantasy scenarios, but for many bondage enthusiasts it’s also an aesthetic appeal that somehow enhances the beauty of a model. The ballgag is perhaps the most identified with bondage porn and has shown up in popular depictions such as in Quentin Tarantino’s Pulp Fiction. Usually strapped in tight so that the model drools involuntarily, it has an oral aspect to it that appeals to many in lieu of fellatio. Closely related are other gags that pry open the mouth such as “ring” gags, dental gags, penis gags (dildo shaped on one end and leather paneled on the other) and so forth. Ballgags are often part of panel gags that are strapped over the mouth with a ball stuffed in the subject’s mouth. Cleave-gags are also common and particularly widespread in mass media depictions of women in bondage and involve a cloth tied in-between the lips and teeth so that the subject is muffled, but can still talk to some extent. If the mouth is stuffed, this gag form becomes much more effective and the stuffing can get a bit more “humiliating” if it’s in the form of panties. Finally, there is the use of the tapegag, also common in media portrayals of damsels in distress. Tapegags vary from a simple piece of tape slapped over the lips to the more intense wraparound tapegag, which involves placing tape over the mouth and wrapping it around the head several times. Add to this sometimes simply placing a hand over the subject’s mouth to silence them (the handgag or “hom” hand over mouth; yes there are terms for everything in bondage!) and numerous other unconventional methods such as stuffing a rag in the mouth (common with Chinese bondage) or even using an apple and other fruits.

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    Lovely fetish models Felicity (left) and Randy Moore (right) illustrating the unconventional apple gag!

    Once placed in bondage, the subject becomes many different things. The person doing the tying is often referred to as the dominant (and “rigger”) and may wish to interact with the subject or simply exist as a voyeur. The voyeur gains some level of arousal when watching the subject struggle and is drawn to the perceived beauty of the model in captivity. Here, the objectification is somewhat blatant, but also morphs into a form of “worship.” While dominatrixes often seek reverence in some form, the body worship of a bondage model is different in certain respects. The model attains a level of enhanced and intense desirability when in bondage, something many models I’ve known do enjoy. The attention directed at the subject is perhaps the most relatable dimension of bondage and some models even go into a trance-like state as they revel in “submission” (or sub-space as some would term it). Thus, is the bondage model simply an object or a being of intense desire? For me it’s always been the latter.

    The model can be many things to the viewer and conveys this multifaceted aspect in terms of story-lines or the lack thereof if one wishes to simply focus on the bondage act. Still, numerous tropes are used by producers to add a sense of “realism” or simply function as an outlet for creativity, with the most common plot device being the “damsel in distress.” This theme harkens back to such clichés as the female bound to the railroad tracks as a villain dressed like some hackneyed magician twirls his mustache whilst the hero rushes to the rescue. The damsel is often in some kind of “peril” due to some melodramatic plot device and ends up tied up. Ancillary fetishes such as pantyhose, stockings, garter belts, and high heels are common simply due to their early usage which has seeped into the collective consciousness of bondage enthusiasts. The damsel can take on many forms including that of a secretary, nurse, librarian or even a CEO. And with the rise in popularity of comic-books, the superheroine is often a subject personifying both female empowerment (which is sexy to many) and once again an intensely attractive bondage captive as well. To engage audiences sometimes a beautiful bondage model isn’t enough and some story is required regardless of its absurd unlikely nature.

    Bondage themes can also involve more “ominmous” tones and story-lines with physical interaction at play. For many lifestyle players, the parties might agree to engage in rougher bondage that involves nudity and physical interaction. This can sometimes include sex or sexual acts (such as using a vibrator upon the bondage subject and thus confusing her feelings of helplessness and pleasure until she associates pleasure with confinement). To emphasize that this is in fact roleplaying, it is important to understand the issue of consent or more accurately consensual non-consent (or the subject pretending that she is “resisting” when in reality she is simply playing the role of victim). For some producers they are quite content with simply admiring the bound female form, while others prefer a more interactive approach that is again a matter of preference. I go for the latter myself minus the actual sex as I am not only a voyeur but also view myself as a participating dominant.

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    The damsel in distress (portrayed with elegance by Brooke Haven) can take on darker tones while maintaining an aesthetic appeal.

    The preferences of all parties involved (model, producer and viewer) are important considerations here. Viewers often want to see very specific things or are content to follow the general themes (capture, placed in bondage, left to struggle, harassed in some way and some conclusion). Bondage porn was once relegated to adult theaters showing sexploitation porn and adult bookstores with their prerequisite sticky viewing booths. Today the internet has truly changed everything including adult entertainment. For some big producers it has diluted their profits, but for most it has created more competition, a wider audience and diversification to cater to every niche fetish there is. What’s more, for those who do it for “fun,” bondage is an activity they can enjoy with many willing subjects they find through social networking sites as well as adult-themed conventions.

    As a producer I find certain aspects fun and have had the pleasure of meeting some interesting people along the way. It is a business though and for those of us choose to run it as such it can blur the lines between working and leisure-time. You have to truly love what you do to not view the routine as a job, but there is work involved, particularly the scheduling and editing process.

    The tedious aspects aside, for me this has all been at times surreal. Leading a double life to avoid public scrutiny is definitely not for everyone and yet what heterosexual male would not want to meet a multitude of sexually adventurous women? Not as action-packed and glamorous as it sounds I would say. Yet when chemistry is at play I have found myself drawn to the model, while maintaining a level of professionalism that can be at times difficult. During the shooting of videos, some models may find themselves turned on and express how they never realized just how “submissive” they are and yet these latent subs are often the most aggressive when it comes to interacting. Obviously, whatever happens between consenting adults after the “work” is done is another, at times, weirder matter. This is “sexy” work and sex is one of the basic human needs hardwired into us through millions of years of evolution. What happens when you turn it into something casual and a job? For me, a level of jadedness has emerged to the point that a beautiful naked woman is no longer a novelty or automatic turn-on. At times I even miss being a “civilian” who would get excited by a woman twirling her hair near me. Perhaps it is for this very reason that I often seek out partners outside of the industry simply to not feel as if it’s all staged somehow with my life and what I do merging into one. That’s not to say I’m not going to feel attraction at some level due to physical contact, but doing anything repetitively can change a person.


    Stay tuned to tomorrow for Johnny’s real life interactions!


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  • Taboo Fetishes: Women in Bondage and the Men (and Women) who love them (Part I)

    Taboo Fetishes: Women in Bondage and the Men (and Women) who love them (Part I)

    From my experience as a bondage producer (and real life “player”) it is hard to say just how people develop “fetishes,” without conducting numerous studies, especially those that are of a more seemingly sinister nature as bondage (and BDSM as a whole) appears to be. Bondage is ultimately a sub-set of BDSM (or bondage, domination and sadomasochism) and may not necessarily be about “pain” at all. Regardless, for the scientific community, fetishism as a whole is a kind of mental state called paraphilia, which, “is a condition in which a person’s sexual arousal and gratification depend on fantasizing about and engaging in sexual behavior that is atypical and extreme.”[i] The dependence aspect is a curious one given that without a particular situation or act, sexual arousal becomes difficult or even impossible. As a producer of bondage media that largely depicts women in bondage, the role of “dependence” is something interesting to be considered for both the “dominant” and “submissive” (i.e. performer). Perhaps a certain level of co-dependence or even symbiosis is more accurate if the participants are truly engaged in the act.

    One thing to note is that women in bondage is a turn-on for people due to a host of reasons, as varied as snowflakes, each a unique journey that sometimes ends up in a dysfunctional tumultuous relationship or mutual sexual bliss. For me, it has been at times bittersweet and other times sublime. Due to the social stigma attached to men who are into women getting bounded, gagged and “played with”, some level of public secrecy is essential when dealing with what porn stars call “civilians” (i.e. the general public as well as institutions like banks and other gatekeepers who like to judge what is considered “acceptable” conduct). There is no way to have them read my mind and understand that I’m not a closet rapist so much as a fetishist who seeks out models who enjoy playing the role of a submissive and relish the attention as wanton “objects” of desire. If there is objectification, it need not exclude humanity and even empathy, but this is also something that is difficult to understand if you’re an uninterested party.

    While some producers prefer anonymity, others are quite open and embrace the experience in its totality and are even consumed by it (as in they live it 24-7 with their partners). I am not such a producer as I do compartmentalize and crave an eclectic life experience that involves more than just tying up and dominating submissive women (or those who are submissive for pay!). In fact, I have gone to great lengths to not view this as “normal” so much as something that simply exists as a kind of foreplay and sometimes part of sex acts with a consenting partner. After any carnal relations, I have always preferred to be normal and not have a partner who wants to be dictated to like some “slave.” The complexities of roleplaying with women in bondage are more about (sometimes dark) fantasies that engage both parties who want a level of elevated excitement for many different reasons. Sometimes it’s the adrenalin rush of something “dangerous” or forbidden (and not too far from those who enjoy sex in public while barely hoping they won’t get caught in the act). This is not so easily communicated to the “vanilla” world at large that (rightly) views violence against women as a purely negative thing, but may not understand (or even want to) that two people can engage in what appears to be at times (faux) violence, even though it is nothing more than acting (in videos) and consensual foreplay (in real life).

    Mainstream society has its acceptable forms of bondage, but overall, by the latter half of the 20th century, it has come to be primarily identified with a female dominatrix dominating a willing male submissive. There are many reasons for this that largely involve how societies have been historically patriarchal and, at times, misogynistic. To correct this historical imbalance, most Western societies have embraced egalitarianism and feminism. Feminism is a dirty word to many bondage enthusiasts, but to me it is a term that ranges from wholeheartedly supporting equal rights for women (as I do) to determine how they want to live their lives without men dictating to them to the more fringe radical views that all men are oppressive patriarchs. Within this context, a kind of “compensation state” exists in the media to counter the well-documented historical mistreatment of women that continues in many parts of the world. Thus, the dominatrix is acceptable because men are seen as still being in-charge and thus can be subjected to acts that used to be done largely to women since it does nothing to disrupt the current gender balance of power (but does depict women in positions of power and trains younger generations to not view women as inherently subordinate to men).

    Of course this implies to many that the sexes aren’t really equal at all if only submissive males are socially acceptable and female submission is deemed unacceptable. It also brings up the issue of the “weaker” sex in the physical sense, although one could argue that many female bodybuilders and trained fighters are far from weak these days! What ends up being key is the crucial issue of consent. In fact, amongst fetishists who are into bondage, there is a phrase that encapsulates how a bondage dominant and submissive relationship operates: consensual non-consent. In other words, the submissive willingly goes along or roleplays as a being of intense desire for the dominant who will do to her whatever he wants (usually based upon agreed terms and possibly a “safe” word in case things become too uncomfortable for the submissive). The bondage aspect may range from the aesthetic appeal of women in bondage to a desire to control. And as to whether this is at all normal and even healthy is perhaps questionable unless of course both parties ARE also able to function as normal healthy people. The extremities take on a darker and muddled tone when one delves into sadomasochism (something I generally do not shoot myself simply because I’m not a sadist), but again there are people who find S&M extremely enthralling. The Marquis de Sade comes to mind as an early example of turning women into objects and abusing them for pleasure (and many women today take part as submissives as well as dominants, some of whom enjoy such shocking, to the average layperson, activities as kicking willing males in their genitals!). And the pleasure is becoming highly individualized as well with the rise of the internet and social networking.

    Nearly all manner of sexual interests now have little niche forums where the like-minded can reinforce each other’s views and commiserate and share their experiences. Willing female participants are today perhaps marginally acceptable (hard to argue against the behavior of consenting adults who are not breaking any laws), but it is a very gray area for many who view anyone who engages in this sort of behavior, especially towards women, as, at the very, an insecure control freak. With that in mind, it is perhaps something that can be explained albeit tolerated and not necessarily celebrated.

    Popular culture and bondage

    Despite this perception of women in bondage as a demented kink, pop culture abounds with female bondage in the mainstream. This speaks to a widespread interest that likely ranges from fantasies that are never lived out to real life players engaging in bondage as foreplay and part of sex acts. While most depictions of an overtly sexual nature are of men serving dominatrixes, the willing female submissive in bondage has received little more than the recent mass media sensation that is 50 Shades of Grey as well as the earlier and more compelling film The Secretary (with Maggie Gyllenhaal portraying a woman who discovers that she enjoys being a lifestyle submissive to her boss/lover). Still, for bondage aficionados, the mainstream is rife with females in bondage, usually a staple on crime dramas such as the many CSI and Law and Order clones with their derivative and repetitive plots that often require more lurid scenarios to boost ratings. Internationally as well, women in bondage with sexual overtones is a common sight found in such far-flung places as Bollywood in India to Russia (home to some extreme bondage sex porn) as well as tele-novellas from Latin America. Numerous sites catalogue and disseminate mass media bondage depictions so there is clearly no shortage out there.

    The constant depiction of women bound and gagged in dramatic visual media may in fact be a turn-on for a much wider audience (including dominant lesbians as well as male doms), ironically due in part to this media exploitation. This is not unique to women in bondage as slasher films, with story-lines that literally go nowhere other than a massive body count, perform well at the box office and point towards a kind of, again, socially acceptable and tolerated fetishism that is much darker than bondage porn, necro porn. Even some so-called “news” shows take the most lurid approach in the name of reporting the news while focusing upon the female in bondage and decrying it at the same time they use it to attract viewers. Perhaps this is all a window into the forbidden thoughts within us all that need not be simply about real-life violence, but about fantasies.

    Inspiring others to commit acts of violence is without a doubt the worst possible outcome when considering the depiction of women in bondage. Is it an outlet though that allows for safe fantasies or an example of how to view women? There is no way to regulate or monitor thoughts, but rules and guidelines are possible in my opinion. Everything can’t be simplified and sometimes the complexity conveys a level of understanding that would be missed by mere bullet points. Perhaps for this reason, I approach my bondage video productions with an eye towards making it clear that it’s not real, often with sarcasm, humor, and outlandish situations (such as the inclusion of such tropes as superheroines in bondage that harken back to the Wonder Woman TV series starring an often times bound and gagged Linda Carter). Some men trace their interests to early games of cowboys and indians in which a female would get tied up, but the inspiration would often be films and TV shows like The Avengers (a quirky British series from the 1960s that often depicted females in bondage, while rarely showing males tied up). These damsels in distress are common within the film noir sub-genre and hint at the fetishization of women in bondage since the beginning of mass media. With social acceptance of individual behavior having been expanded by the 1960s, sexploitation films from the 1970s proliferated females in bondage and reached audiences all over the world. With all of these in mind, it is important to understand that this is all about fantasy and should only be viewed as such and if anyone wishes to replicate anything of this sort, it should always be with a consenting partner. This message may not get through to all, but is important for a truly civilized society that must balance law and order with what consenting adults choose to do even if many find it distasteful.

    The sexual allure of women in bondage harkens back further in some parts of the world to diverse expressions such as Japanese art (and modern Japanese bondage or shibari is also an inspiration for many bondage enthusiasts) and early detective magazines that would discuss criminal cases sometimes with clinical detachment and yet focus upon violent acts towards women. Within these detective magazines, the violent acts appear to be almost a side-note to the often graphic depiction of beautiful women bound and gagged with their clothes in tatters on covers and in photo spreads, which begs the question, were these magazines really just covering crime for enthusiasts or were they somehow also looking to depict women in bondage because it was good for sales (and perhaps gratifying to publishers themselves)? Early bondage “pioneers” saw an aesthetic appeal to women in bondage as artistic expressions of sexual beauty often personified through models such as Bettie Page. Numerous performers drawn to burlesque pattern themselves after these fetishists (and wear stockings, garter belts and high heels as expression of the style these early bondage enthusiasts made popular). All of these began during the sexually repressive 1950s that evolved during the course of the counter-culture movement that made such expressions more tolerable during and after the 1960s. All of these being a bit before my time, but important to understand as context.

    [i]       http://www.psychologytoday.com/conditions/paraphilias


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  • Humiliation by Mistress Violet

    Humiliation by Mistress Violet

    Humiliation is a word used in the fetish scene and has 100 meanings. For some, humiliation is being forced to shag a blowimage up doll because they are not worthy of real women. Others find it humiliating to be used as a human toilet (My personal opinion of the toughest form of humiliation) either for watersports purposes or hardsports. Sometimes it can be having their arse trained and forcing them to suck a strap on. For others, it’s as simple as calling them a fat bastard or a virgin.

    There are such things as SPH (small penis humiliation) that some submissives and slaves say that it ‘does nothing for them’ and others who can’t get enough of being told that their pathetic little cock would never please anyone, that they’re not allowed to use it and locking it away (in chastity) is the only option.

    I think some, at the point in time really don’t enjoy what they’re doing. For example, if I’m forcing my divine caviar down a slave’s throat, some will cry, some will beg you to stop but they don’t mean it. They want this to happen. I’ve been told by many that it comes from hindsight, looking back and reliving the humiliation over and over again.

    imageI think the sexual relation to humiliation often comes from a certain amount of anger or embarrassment towards what you’re making them do and the adrenaline that comes with it, the equal balance of excitement and fear. Humiliation slaves like to be used. Of course each individual’s kink is different but each kink is easily manipulated into what I want it to be. I can use anal and strap on play as a reward to a slave for pleasing me during sessions and I can use it as a chance to dress them up like a sissy slut, punish them and humiliate them.

    Many submissive men like mind play, it’s as simple as telling them that I will rent them out to other men, I will force them to suck real cock if they don’t do as I wish. I find that mind play and humiliation is often key in financial domination. The act itself that they have to ask for their own money to get anything they require is humiliating for them.

    In addition, I also have a lot of requests for either another mistress to watch or a ‘vanilla’ audience, someone to watch them who isn’t really aware of what is coming and whose laughter is true, someone who will truly find them to be disgusting or ridiculous.

    So what is humiliation? There is no one answer and it is subject to the individual, a wide variety of fun and wonder to image11be discovered. Entertainment for me at a submissive’s discomfort.

    In all d/s relationships, limits must be respected and are discussed beforehand but don’t expect to get out of it lightly. If you say ‘no’ I will push you, it’s my job and in my opinion. After all, I wouldn’t be any good at it if I gave you a ‘get out of jail free’ card.

     

     


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  • Needle Play – Are you ready for the Blood and Pain?

    Needle Play – Are you ready for the Blood and Pain?

    Mistress Zeena Swansea offers a very safe procedure called Needle Play.  She IMG_0889is aware of the safety of her clients and also the clinical waste aspects of body piercing which gives her the confidence to offer such Needle Play sessions.  Here’s what she says: 

    Being a pro Domme myself, I have been in the body piercing & tattooing industry and have years of experience, which naturally leads to me offering of Needle Play in my sessions.

    The majority of my clients mostly require nipples & genital piercing with different sizes of needles. The needle gets pushed into the skin penetrating the required area.  If it is done in a safe, clean and sterile environment. However, bleeding is expected, and depending on the client themselves, some do bleed more than others.

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    Before starting Needle Play, agreeing on a safe word to use is always required from the sub.  Most clients enjoy the pain as a relief from their daily life, some try it out of curiosity and enjoy it while others do not like it at all . I suppose people don’t understand Needle Play at all but I enjoy the more harder play.  One of the exciting aspects of Needle Play for my clients comes from seeing their own blood run down their body but there are others who run a mile when it comes down to the actual session. IMG_0887

    Most clients requiring this session normally would know that needle play is NOT something you can do yourself.  It is important that you are skilled in doing such procedures.  If you nick a vein wrongly, you will soon be in trouble, so always do research on such practices. Needle Play is definitely not for novice subs in any way!!  Also, following proper clinical waste procedures is also required!

     

     


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  • Slave Training—Punishment for Bad Behaviour

    Slave Training—Punishment for Bad Behaviour

    Discipline is one of the most important aspects of the D/s lifestyle. Keyed into the dynamic between a mistress and a slave or submissive in the lifestyle is the need for obedience. This is such a fundamental part of what we do that there are several kinks based around the concepts of ‘service submission’—someone who gains pleasure from serving other, more dominant people. In an ideal world, all submissives and slaves would be like this, willing to do whatever the dominant requires of them and gaining their pleasure from this service.

    However, as should be obvious, this is not an ideal world and the majority of submissives need to be taught the error of their ways before aspiring to perfection in their submission. This is why we need punishment.

    Done correctly, punishment should be a means by which a dominant helps a submissive to learn how to serve them better. There should be structure, meaning, and an educational goal. It should not be issued without reason and the submissive needs to know why they are being punished. It also needs to avoid the inherent complications of the D/s lifestyle which mostly revolve around the existence of masochists—those who gain sexual pleasure from pain.

    Consider this old BDSM themed joke:

    Masochist: Hurt me
    Sadist: No.

    It highlights one of the fundamental flaws in the BDSM dynamic when masochists are involved. The masochist desires pain and the sadist enjoys giving it. Yet, surely the sadist can hurt the masochist more by not doing what they want—frustrating their quest for sexual gratification through pain? The sadist gets their kicks and the sub doesn’t, which may twist those sadistic tendencies even more.

    The simple fact is that a masochist desires to be hurt and may therefore invite punishment. This makes the use of physical punishment—both the traditional image of crops and whips as well as the use of clamps and other means of torture such as electroplay—somewhat pointless. The masochist will actively seek out such activities so if the dominant makes them punishments for misbehaviour, they should not be surprised to see more misbehaviour.

    And truth be told, it is not just masochists who have this problem. Whatever punishment you devise, there is likely a kinkster who gets off on it in some way. There are subs who enjoy humiliation, cross dressing, bondage, watersports, SCAT, a whole host of activities that the majority may not find pleasant but which they find intensely satisfying. There are even those who simply enjoy doing something because a mistress told them to do it, whatever that thing might be.

    This dilemma can be easily solved by making the punishments individual to a sub or slave. It also requires that a dominant separates the concept of punishment from that of funishment—which may be defined as actions which may be seen as ‘punishment’ performed purely for fun. If you are playing with a sub or have some reason to reward them for good work, you might choose to ‘punish’ them with something fun—a funishment. If, on the other hand, you genuinely want to teach them a lesson, then you punish them with something they do not enjoy.

    This does require getting to know your submissive first. You can do this in a number of ways such as one of the many BDSM checklists out there or simply getting them to tell you what they like and don’t like. Some dominants set new potential submissives writing tasks as part of this ‘getting to know you period’. The aim here is to establish lists of activities which need to be organised as ‘things they enjoy’, ‘things they do not enjoy but will do’ and ‘things they will never do’ (which are sometimes referred to as limits and can be split into hard and soft according to your preference). At which point, with only a little extra work, you have a list of funishments (things they enjoy) and a list of punishments (things they do not enjoy but will do).

    Using this method, it is easy to see that there are many activities which can be used as punishment beyond the somewhat clichéd ‘corporal punishment’ range of spankings, whips and crops. Because of the predominance of masochists in the lifestyle, these methods are actually more often less effective as punishments but very useful in funishment. Though there are some non-masochists on the scene, most subs are to a greater or lesser extent, lovers of pain. It is up to the dominant to establish exactly how far they are willing to go with that pain before it gets too much for them—is there a line beyond which it moves from fun to punishment? Is that line beyond the point where the dominant can deliver it without harming themselves (from stress and strain on their whipping muscles) or hurting the sub in any permanent way? With some masochists you are better off looking to other methods.

    One way to properly punish a sub is boredom. The old school classic of writing lines is no longer used in schools but can still be applied in BDSM quite happily (as far as I am aware Ofsted rarely visit BDSM schoolrooms so you should be OK). In this highly technical day and age, when most people type rather than write by hand, it is an even greater punishment. You can also have them sit in a corner, facing the wall, or get them to hold a coin on the wall with their nose. All three methods combine a tedious task with a lack of dominant communication. The message being ‘good boys and girls get to stay in the dungeon with mistress and have fun, bad ones don’t’. They are the BDSM equivalent to the ‘naughty step’. Added torture here can be introduced if there are multiple subs and the others are happily being whipped or otherwise ‘funished’ while the punishment is going on and the punished sub can hear this. This can, of course, tie in with cuckolding fantasies and there is always fun to be had by having a sub bound and blindfolded in a room while you entertain a ‘better’ sub to whatever fun activities you like.

    Another method is chastity. If a sub is not otherwise undergoing any form of chastity this can be imposed—either by placing an appropriate device on them or simply not permitting them to cum for a set length of time, the idea of cum restriction. If they are already in chastity, then you can extend their locked period even longer or increase the amount of teasing imposed on them.

    Humiliation is also a common method of punishment. This might be something as simple as name calling. Some dominants have pet names for their subs and sometimes they might have one affectionate pet name used in the majority of cases and one that is insulting or belittling to use to show displeasure. You can also stage more elaborate humiliations such as forcing a sub to be naked or to cross dress. Telling a female sub to go without knickers for a day while at work or doing other day to day things can, in some cases, be very effective in humiliating her while making a male sub wear female underwear can have a similar effect. You can add a level of escalation to this as well. For a female sub, start by allowing them free choice in what they wear but if they misbehave again, a skirt must be worn and that skirt can get shorter. For male subs, you might start with just a pair of female knickers and even make those relatively plain such that they could easily be mistaken for Y fronts, but you can progress onto frillier, more feminine and more revealing underwear and also add bras, stockings or tights and other layers of underwear. This form of humiliation is effective as it is something private only you and the sub know but they are always aware of it and concerned that someone will find out.

    Actual public humiliation is a controversial issue because of the issues of consent. Whether you follow Safe Sane Consensual (SSC) or Risk Aware Consensual Kink (RACK) you have to be sensitive to the fact that the public will not have consented to being exposed to any kink you perform. Plus a lot of it can get your sub arrested. Public humiliation is best kept to play parties or other spaces where everyone is kink friendly. Though, of course, you do not necessarily have to tell the sub that it is a kink friendly place. There are also little things that can be done in public which are humiliating because the sub is aware of them but the general public are not. For example, having a male sub always sit to use the toilet, regardless of what they are doing, making sure to remind them that they should ‘pee like a girl’ from now on. Having your male sub wear clothing which is unisex or slightly feminine but still plausible for a man to be wearing is another way. A blouse instead of a shirt, female cut jeans instead of straight cut male ones. These little touches are unlikely to be noticed by casual observers but both you and the sub know they are there.

    In all, whether you punish or funish, there are a lot of options for showing a submissive the error of their ways beyond just whipping them.


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  • Mistress Inka’s Introduction to Wax Play

    Mistress Inka’s Introduction to Wax Play

    In today’s beautifully liberated world, a great many wonderful, horrible, secretive things are finding themselves welcomemistress-inka1d into increasingly fashionable circles. One such shameless little social climber is my old but dear friend, Wax Play.

    Abandoning the stigma of society’s underbelly was fairly easy for Wax Play, owing some of her new found popularity to the introduction of specialist products such as low temperature burning candles and massage candles. Sure, we can still just grab a stick off the brassware for that raw, unstoppable, right-bloody-now kind of moment we so often find ourselves in. But the massage candle, warming the muscle in perfect preparation for whomsoever’s hands give its title purpose? Or better still, the edible massage candle. What a slut! With her scarlet reputation we’re bound to learn a thing or two. Yummy.

    But if Wax Play is new mistress—only just having met but making an impression—before you go raiding the kitchen cupboards or stripping down the dinning room table, maybe a little product knowledge might be useful, what with such a verity of these floozies ready to be toyed with.

    So all of these scrumptious little tarts have different melting points. Of course I have no interest in listing exactly what plain boring degree each candle burns at, because I’m not incredibly dull, so instead I’ll give you a basic rundown as a starting point.

    Candles, like pretty much everything, come in a rather pleasing array of shapes, sizes, colours and so on. Each having it’s own intriguing personality. If, for example, it comes in a jar then it’ll most likely be soft and therefore have a lower melting point (not too burny) . However, these are usually scented and/or coloured, and at least one of these elements might raise the candle’s temperature. I’m not entirely convinced this is true, but it’s still something to bear in mind. Also, stay away from metallic candles. They might look good but they have metal in them, obviously, which is unpredictably hot.

    unnamedFor me, as a safe bet I’d recommend the white pillar candle. She’s nice and wide so a pool can gather making her wax cooler. You can also mould her neck as her wax softens around her shoulder, making a little pourer.

    Next up is the taper. She offers a lot of control; a perfect dripper.

    Then there’s beeswax. The novice should steer clear of her as she’s a bit of a hot head. Other no-no’s are birthday candles. They’re plastic bitches, all fake. And tea lights, their metal holders turn them into mucky little lava pots.

    So now you have your basic white pillar or taper at the ready, it’s time to play. Well, almost. These girls are messy eaters so think about protecting furniture and/or bedclothes. Also think of your partner’s skin and pain threshold; hair can be difficult, unless you’re feeling sadistic and ripping out clumps of hair is part of unname111dthe plan, of course. A little protection, such as lotions which can be rubbed on first, are a nice touch. Watch they’re not oil based as adding heat to oil can have an undesired effect. Try a little Vaseline, perhaps, which I generally have by the bedside, anyway. Also prepare for fire hazards, maybe have a jug of water at the ready. Make it iced, then you can always use a cube or two on your playmate for contrasting sensations.

    Health and safety over, let’s think of methods of application. There’s dripping, of course, but what about tying your candle or candles above your partner so your hands are free for other things? Pooling the wax creates a steady stream for a prolonged, intense and torturous apprehension. Melt down your wax the same way you might melt chocolate (stick it in a pot or a bowl and heat it on the hob), or you can buy a wax melting pot. If you don’t want to pour, then brush it on with a paint brush for a really carnal feel. Get creative with different colours, your partner can become your canvas. Remember to test your colours on the back of your hand first, though, so as not to scold your subject. What about pouring your wax into a cookie cutter then peeling if off to leave a temporary brand? Or tape off an area of flesh? There are so many possibilities so have fun exploring, and remember, take your time. We’ve got all night.


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  • BDSM’s Shades of Grey

    BDSM’s Shades of Grey

    A friend sent me an article from Michigan University regarding the apparent link between women reading Fifty Shades of Grey and domestic abuse. According to the study, women who read the erotic novels are more likely to enter into verbally abusive relationships, suffer from eating disorders, binge drinking and promiscuity.

    Studies like this are extremely dangerous for the already misunderstood world of dominant/submissive (dom/sub) relationships. Comparisons between it and domestic abuse are not new, but they are certainly incorrect. It saddens me that a lot of these comparisons come from feminists (as I class myself as one) who obviously have no idea what dom/sub entails.

    Probably the first thing to point out is that not all submissives are women. Plenty of men are subs, and there are also couples who switch roles.

    A dom/sub relationship involves a contract where the submissive agrees to a set of rules and promises to obey the dominant. These can include rules about sex, eating habits, exercise, clothing, amongst other things. The submissive agrees to these rules; if there is something they don’t like, they either request it to be taken out or not agree to the contract. It is a wrongly-held belief that subs have no control in the relationship. Also, it is not only the sub that has rules to adhere to: the dom has many responsibilities towards the needs of the sub.

    This is completely different from an abusive relationship. An abusive partner behaves that way in order to control and deal with some deep-seated insecurity whereelse a dom seeks to satisfy both their and their sub’s needs, for both their pleasure. Consent, as always, is paramount, as is trust. Trust plays a major part in dom/sub relationships, something that is non-existent in abusive relationships.

    These misunderstandings have not been helped by Fifty Shades. Maybe E.L. James wanted to portray an atypical relationship, but unfortunately most people’s understanding of them comes from the popularity of these books. Anastasia, the protagonist, is quite a weak-willed character, making people believe that if someone engages in dom/sub behaviour, they must be weak-willed too. On the contrary, many women who are subs are, in their normal daily life, high-powered career women, women who have stressful jobs and for whom being a submissive is a much-needed break. On another note, most dominants are hardly going to enter into a contract with someone who has no experience of sex, never mind heavy BDSM.

    Going back to the feminist argument, the whole point of the feminist movement was to gain equal opportunities for women, including their freedom of choice. For me, if a woman makes a free choice to become a sub, saying ‘I will submit to you and in return you will look after me’—for both their pleasure, not just the man’s—is non-feminist is the same as saying a woman who decides to stay at home and care for her newborn baby instead of working is non-feminist: completely wrong and judgmental.


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  • Fitting in at Your First Public Play Party

    Fitting in at Your First Public Play Party

    The first time I went to the local BDSM club for a night of open play, I had no idea what to expect. Would it be wall-to-wall orgies? Would people be doing things that might scar me for life? Would I stick out like a sore thumb? And what the hell would I wear?

    When I stepped into the dimly lit play space, I was shocked by the normalcy of it all. There were mostly normal looking people doing mostly normal things like socializing, making out in corners, sipping their beverages, sitting at tables and holding hands. As the evening wore on, some patrons shed some (or all) of their clothes. Ropes came out, floggers were swung, the occasional crack of a whip went from shocking to barely noteworthy, and an occasional moan or scream bubbled up above the din of conversation and music.

    Over time, I shed the nerves and learned the rules, and that’s when the fun really began. So, here’s what I’ve learned about fitting in at a public play space.

    Wear whatever the hell you want.

    I cannot tell you how much time I spent worrying over what I would wear to that first party. I didn’t have anything fetish-y enough or black enough or sexy enough, and I didn’t want to look like a total newbie.

    The one and only rule is to wear what makes you feel good.

    Boom. It’s that easy. If the venue has a website, check to see if they enforce a dress code—often the only rule is to be street-appropriate when entering the club.

    Sometimes play parties will have a theme—bikini bash or Mid Summer Night’s Dream—but those are generally suggestions rather than a requirement. If you feel great in a collared shirt and tie, rock it. Prefer pigtails, bra, and panties? That works, too. Maybe you feel hot in a tight pair of jeans and a cute tank top. Go for it.

    Unless the venue states otherwise, the rule is that there are no rules. I’ve seen men in full business attire, girls in Minnie Mouse outfits, a guy in a toga, and I normally go in a flirty dress and comfy flats. But, if you want to do head-to-toe latex with 10-inch heels and a feather boa, most people won’t bat an eye at that either.

    The beauty of the kink community is that there’s something for everyone. So just be yourself.

    It’s OK to watch.

    Every club has different rules about the activities that can unfold. Depending on the laws in your state or jurisdiction, certain things might not be allowed. Regardless of what does or doesn’t happen in your local club, people go to play parties for a variety of reasons.

    If someone starts playing in public, they don’t mind being watched one bit. Is that couple on the couch in the corner getting it on? Go ahead and look. Maybe that woman in the sex sling being eaten out by one guy as another guy sucks on the first guy’s dick catches your attention. It’s hot. Watch and enjoy.

    Don’t get too close, don’t crowd anyone, and don’t stare in a creepy way. But remember that they wouldn’t be doing these things in public if they didn’t want anyone to see.

    It’s OK to respectfully appreciate the sexiness of what’s going on around you. Because let’s be honest, it’s hot as hell.

    Be respectful.

    When you go to your first event, take some time to get a feel of how things work at that club. Some clubs are highly social. Others are largely for BDSM play and a few are all about the sex.

    No matter what the scene is like, you need to be aware of personal space and boundaries. Never approach someone in the middle of a scene.

    You might be burning with questions about how to throw a whip or how to swing a flogger just so, but it is imperative that you wait until the scene is complete before approaching someone. If a top is thrown off by someone stepping into the space just as they swing a cane or if you startle a bottom who moves just as a strike hits or a rope is positioned, someone can get seriously injured.

    Give plenty of space. Do not judge or ridicule. Do not be rude or obnoxious. And only step into a scene if you’re specifically invited.

    Play with others (if you want).

    Part of why people go to play parties is to meet potential play partners. Some people enjoy pick-up play (playing with a stranger, negotiating a scene in the moment). Some couples like to find thirds or other couples to play with. Some single people go in the hopes of meeting other kinky folks. The reasons people attend these events are as varied as the people themselves.

    Whether you’re hoping to make a friend or you’re hoping to play out a fantasy, a venue’s number one responsibility is to ensure the safety of all attendees. Most public play spaces have a universal code for scenes—red means distress—drop everything and stop right this second, yellow means slow down or pause and check in. If a dungeon monitor or other patrons hear these words and they aren’t respected, expect to find yourself ejected from the club immediately.

    So here is what you need to remember if you’re looking to connect with a stranger: Consent is a yes. It is not silence. It is not the absence of a no. It is not a maybe, and it is never coerced or manipulated. Consent is an informed, sober, ongoing yes.

    Conversely, no is a complete sentence. If someone tells you no, they are not obligated to give you a reason or an explanation. If you say no to an invitation, you don’t have to explain yourself to anyone.

    The number one mistake I see single guys make at these events is to do the creepy approach and then pressing after someone says no. If you handle a no with grace and respect, people will pay attention and you’ll be more likely to get a yes the next time.

    If you both say yes, honesty is critical. Be upfront about your boundaries and limits, what you will or won’t do, what you want and need, what you aren’t sure of, and establish exactly what you’ll be doing, for how long, and how you’ll communicate with each other and check in throughout the scene—whether you’re doing some flogging or fire play or just getting sexy with a blowjob and some fingering, the more you communicate up front, the more fun you’ll have once the scene unfolds.

    Treat every person with the utmost respect, and you’ll quickly earn your way into the hearts and pants of people who play at that venue.

    Have fun. Ask questions. Laugh.

    Let’s be honest. Sometimes this BDSM and fetish and sex stuff is awkward.

    Maybe you run into a co-worker while they’re wearing a ball gag and a pony tail in their ass. Maybe you met up with a hot date to play and your period came a week early. Hell, maybe you fart as you start a wrestling scene or burst into tears when the flogger hits.

    Maybe you are right in the middle of fucking someone in a swing and a dungeon monitor comes over and informs you that you need a protective pad under the bottom’s ass for sanitary purposes, and now you have to stop mid-fuck to throw one down and readjust.

    It’s all part of this wild, wonderful world of public play. Sometimes it’s so hot you feel like you might burst with need. Other times you just aren’t feeling it or you aren’t sure what to do.

    Dungeon monitors are there to help answer questions about safety and keeping things sanitary. Other kinky folks are usually happy to show you a new technique or to let you try your hand at something they’re passionate about (as long as their scene is complete and you approach respectfully).

    Remember that this is supposed to be fun. So, let it be weird and don’t take yourself too seriously.

    Be aware of what’s going on around you. Be respectful of people’s scenes and space. Be unrelenting in obtaining (and maintaining) consent. State your needs and limits.

    Get turned on. Get sexy. And let your freak flag fly.

    What other lessons have you learned from playing in public spaces? What are your burning questions about public play? Comment below!


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  • New BDSM Erotica: Keeping Sarah

    New BDSM Erotica: Keeping Sarah

    Honeymooning in England, Jesse Colter, Adam Sinclair and their beloved wife, Sarah, are heading for their friend Thorne Cahill’s BDSM club for dinner when another car deliberately tries to run them off the road. Thanks to their own driver’s skills, the other car is destroyed, the two unknown occupants killed.

    Through Thorne, they discover that they’re the targets of a “blood feud”, instigated by Konstandin Sokolov, son of Viktor Sokolov, the Albanian mobster who had unwisely kidnapped Sarah a few months back, and paid for it with his life. They also discover that Thorne’s guests, ruthless human traffickers, have gathered at the club for a slave auction being held the following night. Konstandin Sokolov happens to be one of the buyers.

    Fraught with treachery, betrayal, and deadly danger, Keeping Sarah keeps the reader on a knife’s edge of tension, while simultaneously exploring the deepening emotional and physical commitment between Jesse and Adam. They already trust each other with their lives. Now they must learn how to trust each other with their love.

    Excerpt:

    Then Jesse turned to Sarah. Bending down, he put his hands beneath her arms and lifted her up off the floor. Turning her in his arms, he unhooked the garters, then unlaced the corset, letting it fall to the silk carpet. As soon as the beautiful, but restrictive garment fell away from her, Sarah took the first deep breath she’d had in hours. “Step out of your shoes, baby,” he crooned, rolling down her stockings and removing them one foot at a time. “Now bend over and grab your ankles. I owe you a spanking.”

    With a whimper, she assumed the undignified position, her second of the night, wrapping her fingers around her ankles while he got on his knees behind her to remove the vibrators from her pussy and ass. Dropping the toys on top of the crumpled corset, he palmed her ass cheeks, his flexing fingers making deep indentations in her sweet flesh. “Spread your legs, baby, or you’re gonna fall over.” A smile curved his lips upward as she slid her feet outward. God, I love this ass! He slapped her sharply, the sound and her subsequent cry loud in the quiet room. “Count,” was all he said, transfixed by the erotic sight of his handprint blooming on her skin, first white, then red.

    “Y-yes, Master. O-one.”

    “How many have you earned tonight, slave?”

    “Ten, Master.” Her voice was barely audible, muffled by her position.

    “There will be no warm-up, so I’ll make them quick. Count them all.” In rapid succession, he delivered ten blistering swats to her backside and by the time she counted the last one, her ass was fiery red and she was sobbing in pain.

    Crap, that hurt! And yet, it felt so good. So damn good. The heat from her ass seemed to be having an effect on her clit, as if the two were connected by wires pulsing and crackling with electricity. Her sobs turned into moans as he stroked and kneaded the heat more deeply into her flesh, sending it straight to her pussy until her clit felt like it was on fire.

    Still gripping her ass cheeks, he lowered his head, slanting it sideways to flick the tip of his tongue across her throbbing little nub. She jerked and cried out as pleasure consumed her. Then he straightened, pulling her up after him, and steered her toward the bed. If Adam was in sub-space, then Sarah was right there with him, lost and drifting and needing Jesse’s loving care. It was now his duty and responsibility to love them and keep them safe and give them the pleasure they had both earned and richly deserved.

    “Climb up, baby,” he said, assisting her up onto the bed. “On your hands and knees above Adam, pussy over his face, head over his cock.” As he was talking, he, too, was getting on the bed, crawling across its enormous expanse toward Adam’s feet. “Legs apart,” he ordered and Adam slid his feet across the silky sheets. “Prepare Sarah.”

    At the quiet command, Sarah’s core convulsed again, sending out another gush of fresh cream. God, she was so ready to come! She had been so highly aroused for so long, now that it was finally going to happen, it was all she could focus on. Without warning, Adam reached up and stroked his fingers through her slit, from front to back before thrusting two fingers deep inside her sheath hovering so tantalizingly above his head. He pressed his thumb against her puckered anal opening, pushing insistently, until the muscle relaxed and sucked it in. Sarah stopped breathing. With wicked skill, he thrust in and out of both her anus and vagina, pinching the membrane between his thumb and fingers as he stroked, quickly re-stoking the fires of need in her sex, burning just beneath the surface. A thin, high wail escaped her lips as pleasure devoured her.

    “Christ, Jess,” Adam muttered over the wet, sucking noises his fingers were making as he pumped them in and out of Sarah’s sheath, “you should see what I’m seeing. Our little slave has the most succulent pussy in the world. And it’s dripping all over the place.”

    “Sarah,” Jesse ordered, “Take Adam into your mouth.”


    Julie Shelton’s third and final installment Keeping Sarah will be available from 7th August 2014.  Watch out for SimplySxy’s interview with Julie on the 7th to find out more about Keeping Sarah and her next erotica in the works.


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  • 50 Shades of Curious: BDSM for Beginners

    50 Shades of Curious: BDSM for Beginners

    Hello all you SimplySxy people. I am very happy to bring you my very first Sexpert column for SimplySxylife.com. My Name is Bo Blaze and the nice folks here thought it would be a good idea for me to tell you a little about myself and to give you some basic info.

    So first, about me. I’m a professional certified “alternative” life coach; specializing in Alternative Sexual Relationships and Non-Traditional Lifestyles. I have taught and lectured all over the USA at hundreds of universities, conferences and various alternative events. Some of the subjects that I speak on are: Lifestyle BDSM, Ethical Non-Monogamy (Polyamory), the Fetish World and LGBT issues.

    I’ve also helped thousands of people practice Risk Aware, Safe, Sane & Consensual BDSM over the last 12 years, both as a novice group facilitator and board member emeritus for NYC’s The Eulenspiegel Society (TES)—the oldest and largest BDSM support and education group in the USA. If you’d like to know more about me please visit my website at www.AlternativeLifeCoach.com

    I am also the author of the bestselling book (take a wild guess what it’s called) 50 Shades of Curious: BDSM for Beginners. Many of you might wonder why after years of working within these various real worlds, I’d choose to name my book as homage to a trashy, fantasy, romance novel and one of the most polarizing books in the history of BDSM?

    The publishing of Fifty Shades of Grey is NOT the dawning of a literary masterpiece or a factually correct overview of how to perform BDSM. Like it or not, however, more than a 100 million copies of the Fifty Shades books are out there and a LOT of people are reading them and getting curious about kinky sex and BDSM. They have questions and need guidance as they begin their journey. It’s my mission to get them the answers and do my best to keep them safe and well informed.

    Simply put, I’m willing to be a whore to reach the masses with my message of Risk Aware, Safe, Sane, Consensual, BDSM. As an alternative life coach, I help people live a more alternative life. To me, that simply means living a life where one is always growing, changing, and evolving. Where you question, think, and create. Where you refuse to settle for what you are told to do and instead follow a path to real fulfilment and enlightenment. So if you are or if you are even think that you might be into BDSM, you are NOT WEIRD and you’re not even part of the minority. Let’s strip away all this guilt and shame you’ve been fed, and learn to ENJOY each other.

    There is so much to tell you, but we only have so much room, so let me start by telling you something I tell every in single novice class I teach.

    THERE ARE NO RULES TO BDSM, EXCEPT CONSENT

    This gets across two really important things. First, don’t let anyone tell you that they know the right way to practice BDSM or that you are not a good submissive if you don’t do this. Or you are not a good top if you don’t do that. All that matters is that you and your partner(s) are mutually enjoying one another. Sure, there are a lot of great models out there to emulate. You might see how someone does something and think it’s very cool and want to do the same thing, but feel free to change it up and do it your way! I encourage all of you to educate yourselves as much as you can; there are so many different ways to participate in BDSM. Then take all that knowledge and have fun!

    Second, it’s essential that you realize that there is no BDSM without consent. In the absence of consent, it’s not BDSM. It’s abuse. There is no getting around this, NO means NO and there are no extenuating circumstances. We must always have a way to keep a scene consensual. Things can get tricky if your fantasy and play involves what we call consensual non-consent. It’s often a lot of fun to beg and plead and say “no, no, no” but it is most important when we engage in that kind of play, we have to create a way to keep things consensual. That’s why we have things like safe words so that even when we are role- playing, we can keep things consensual. Safe words simply mean that you have a pre-arranged word that you wouldn’t normally blurt out, like RED or SAFE WORD that will immediately call everything to a stop and allow you to check in with your partner. This way, you can beg and plead all you want but when you need things to stop for real, it’s just a simple word away.

    Another one of my passions is communication. I’ve taught a class called Communication, Communication, Communication for many years. To help make it easy to remember the three main points of that class, I created Bo’s BDSM Triangle of Communication.

    In our next instalment, I will explain more on my “Triangle of Communication” and how you can use it to your advantage. One of my favorite sayings is: “I want to know everything about you so I can liberally use it against you” 😉

    SEND ME YOUR QUESTIONS! You can send them to simplysxy@alternativelifecoach.com and we’ll be answering them in this column in the coming months. If you would like to get up to speed quickly, please do read my book 50 Shades of Curious: BDSM for Beginners, available at Amazon.

    Bo Blaze,
    Professional Certified Coach

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