Here’s something you don’t see every day: a girl in a full rope suspension … eating a pancake.
Easily explained. She was hungry!
Artwork is by illustrator Col Cameron from the cover of John Slater’s book Slave Of The Apaches.
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Writer Shelby Cross offers a useful illustration of the difference between fantasizing about something and actually wanting to experience it:
My absolute biggest hard limit is needles. I have a phobia of hypodermic needles and syringes, especially ones designed for blood tests.
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I also have limits with my nipples. They are acutely sensitive, and can’t take a lot of abuse. Threaten me with nipple torture, and I will cry.
Here’s where things get funny: my most exciting fantasies, the ones that shoot me into instant arousal and have me itching to come, are ones that involve getting pins stuck through my nipples. Obviously, I would NEVER want this done to me; this is fantasy alone, visions in my head that will never come to fruition. But the idea of it thrills me nonetheless.
With good communication and trust, this sort of thing can be useful in scenes; a good menacing can sometimes get your sub going like nothing else, even if the threatened behavior is completely off-limits.
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It’s another great day for fans of big boobs well-secured, because Sara Jay got tied up at Device Bondage:
The whole shoot has a ton more.
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I’m sad to learn that the venerable UK kink website Informed Consent is shutting down in February after a fourteen-year run. No explanation is being given except “There are several reasons for this, some of which we can’t talk about.”
In the early days of Bondage Blog — when kink blogging was still a fairly rare thing — I often linked to material on the Informed Consent forums and user blogs. I mostly stopped in time, because the people there displayed a sort of dickishly insular culture and too often they would actively complain (using very abusive language) about links from outside the site. But there’s no disputing the site was a cornerstone community resource. I’m sorry to see it going away.
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