The Punishment Of The Tadpoles
Or, is it salamanders? Very small eels? I’m unclear:

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Or, is it salamanders? Very small eels? I’m unclear:

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On that collar with that nose ring, she’s going to be standing very still for quite a long time:
From Device Bondage.
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I think The Black Leather Belt is quickly becoming a new favorite, and I am still reading posts (like this one) with a July date on them:
Every 37 seconds, someone starts a thread on Fetlife like this:
“I’ve discovered I enjoy submitting. Can I teach my partner to be dominant?”
And lo, do you hear those horns in the distance? It’s the Pompous Dom Brigade! They are riding into the fray!
Make no mistakes: Pompous Doms are born, not made. They were dominating in their diapers. “It’s not like the army ever trains privates to be officers — that’d be foolish! And everybody knows that they create generals in a secret location under a grassy hillside in the mountains of West Virginia!”
What makes this ranty fun even funner (take that, my second grade teacher!) is the historical blurb that follows, sure to discomfit hetero-nervous male doms everywhere:
And it’s just this kind of thinking — both ignorant of history and dismissive of human endeavor — that creates and perpetuates the imbalance within the BDSM community, one where there are more submissives than dominants.
It’s ignorant of history, because most of what we know as BDSM came from gay male postwar leather culture — a culture where men had to earn their status as a dominant. They weren’t born that way — they worked their way up to being a top by starting as a bottom or a boy.
No surprise, the people who find this news about the history of their kinks the most appalling are generally heterosexual dominant men: “Learn to be dominant? What, do I have to learn to suck a dick to get mine sucked?” (Actual quote from a Fetlife thread where someone asked if male switches could be “real” dominants).
I’m thinking “Son, it certainly wouldn’t hurt your chances!”
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Apparently this is from some spring break movie:
Pretty girls in bikinis and wearing handcuffs…how could the movie fail?
Via Kinky Delight.
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Although the bondage in this vintage Carlo illustration is surely fanciful, it doesn’t look at all impossible or even unduly arduous. I’m trying to remember whether I’ve ever seen anything like this in photography, but nothing is coming to mind:

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I wonder how long her arms can support her weight, to hold her up off that sharp horse they’ve tied her on?
According to The SM Detective, this is a 1975 Japanese film (director: Wakamatsu Koji) called 100 Years of Torture: The History.

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