Until you self-identified with something that I find appalling.
I never thought of you as that person.
Now, you’ve shown me that you see yourself in that writing, and it’s not a flattering picture.
I mean, I wrote that to tell people to NOT be that person. To respect consent, to keep their assholery to themselves, to accept differences of opinion.
I liked you. Considered you charming, even.
Until now.
The word of the week is “hard”. To participate, create a 15-word story with hard, harder, or hardest. I can’t wait to see your creativity!
What do you think when you see someone in an amazing photo, showing off a gorgeous rope tie? What do you think when you read
He texted: “Please send me some photos of you and some of us for me to share with my mother.” He added: “No strap ons.”
In kink we hear a metric fuckton about communication. In fact, at an event this past weekend, it was mentioned in every single presentation I
I usually write from a calendar of ideas and inspiration. Right now, mine is full through sometime in October. But, sometimes, I write what’s on
Now, before you go all cray-cray on my ass, I am simply saying that lying is submissive behavior (versus dominant behavior), not that submissives lie.
Who are you trying to attract with your profile? Write to THAT person, or those people. Spending a ton of time listing what you don’t
This writing is now available as a podcast episode! Someone commented on one of my writings that: women are conditioned from birth to not be
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