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Quote by LovingSadist
My limits are always set by the sub I’m involved with. My feelings are, I want to go as far as she wants me to. Who am I to tell her what’s right and what’s wrong. I gravitate to extreme intense personalities, and women like that tend to have extreme intense fantasies. I think most, if not all, of the women I’ve engaged in this kind of play with would admit to probably using violent role plays as a means of coping with issues stemming from their abuse. I also don’t think any of them really cared that was the case. The truth about abuse is, once it happens, there is no going back. You’re forever changed. You can go to therapy and learn to live with the changes that were forced upon you, but you can’t be the person you would have been without the abuse. So, when people have made the argument to me that women who engage in more extreme BDSM dynamics are only doing so to cope with their own abuse, my response has been, “Thank God! Imagine what they’d be doing instead if they never found that outlet.”



*nods* this. you never put it behind you 100%. it's always going to be a part of you. you simply learn how to manage it better with time. it's the ultimate PTSD.
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Some mental health professionals, like Dr. Drew, argue that all kink is abuse. He went so far as to say 50 Shades of Grey is tantamount to endorsing abuse against women.


50 shades is actually tantamount to endorsing abuse against literature.
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A sexual partner would get violence from me in return and maybe shot.
If with your Mistress/Master?... A really good DOMME isn't supposed to be violent, never was intended to be such,




true, but others not familiar with bdsm might, and do, look at certain practices as violent, regardless of whether or not they actually are - and if perpetrated on someone not willing, they would certainly constitute violent acts. choking or whipping, for example.
Quote by Milik_the_Red


Your example, which I’m certain is not an outlier or an anomaly in the system but rather an indicative event within the system, shows well how complex this issue is. The law and courts are operating under theories of justice that are completely outdated. This is why we are where we are now.

I’m all for changing the laws so due process can function as it should. Hopefully it will but being realistic, I’m not inclined to believe will. Let’s just hope our laws change before the mob rule becomes the law.


one thing i'd like to add - doing that to a girl who has already been sexually assaulted would set off all sorts of reactions, no matter how harmless it seemed to the kid - and it certainly wasn't a harmless gesture.

i work in a advocacy program. that means, when i take a client's case, i am there with them for as far as they decide to go. that sometimes means simple support and answering questions. other times it means navigating them through the system, be it dealing with medical issues, physical and/or mental health issues, and, if it comes to that, sitting through them during a court case (that has yet to happen, at least for me). having gone through this myself, and steering others through it, i am well aware of the obstacles women go through to obtain anything resembling justice.

burden of proof is always on the victim and lawyers will serve their client without regard for the accuser. that means tearing her down, making her doubt herself, making it so hellish that she just wants to drop the charges. i hadn't even gotten to that level of "justice" when i tried to off myself...

yeah, i'm with you, let hope our laws change. let's hope that, after a women is violated once, she's not violated over and over by our laws, by the system, by friends, family, the cops, the doctors, strangers - because, in all too many cases, that is exactly what happens now. sadly, my advice, off the record, to anyone faced with the decision of whether to report a sex crime or not, is that it would be far easier not to, and that satisfaction, revenge, or justice are pipe dreams. *shrugs* mob rule, at times, is appealing to me. if someone were able to point at a guy and tell me, without doubt, without hesitation, that he her, i can easily imagine myself partaking in vigilantly justice. would i, if the opportunity actually presented itself? i honestly don't know, but the inclination would be there, certainly. the father who went after Nassar, the guy who sexually abused all those girl gymnists? i totally get that. was i a bailiff in that courtroom i probably would have had to take a moment to tie my shoe while it was going down before doing anything about it.

sorry to the OP for going slightly off subject, but this is part of the conversation that needs to be part of the original question, perhaps? if not, apologies all around.
Quote by Milik_the_Red


You may be right. As I said, I don’t pretend to have the wisdom to judge the righteousness of this cause, and as you said, right or wrong, I’m sure there is a perverse satisfaction of having the power.

For the record, I hope guys like Weinstein get prosecuted just as Cosby did. I’m still confused as to why he isn’t behind bars. Polanski should have been vilified years ago and the fact that Hollywood is only now acting against him stinks to high heaven.

Still, was it right to destroy Al Franken? He was a valuable voice in the senate and his actions were hardly in line with his removal from office. My biggest worry comes in two forms. As this IS largely trial and punishment by media, does it really scare anyone who isn’t important enough to be on the 11 o’clock news? I doubt a middle management man like myself is going to get grilled on TMZ. So, really nothing has changed for guys like me. (Not that I’ve ever harassed anyone) or the women working for guys like me.

But let’s say the media did go after the average joe. How fair would it be to find stories I’ve written here, like I Am Pet, a hard BDSM story that could easily be spun by a person like Rose McGowen into an advocacy for sexual violence? Without due process, I could have my life destroyed over a story. How many guys here are in that boat? Believe me, many of us have already considered that possibility, that’s why a few of our better writers left when was brought back.

I’ve always been a libertarian and I value freedom. I just fear freedom will wither under the harsh glare of revenge media. So far, I don’t think #Me Too has turned into a witch hunt. But considering many of these allegations are decades old, that fear will now never really go away.

If from your perspective that’s a good thing, I suppose I understand but just be aware of how slippery that slope can’t get. People you know and respect could get hurt from actions they took that at the time seemed pretty innocent.


people like Cosby, Rapestein, Polanksi, etc, deserve to be destroyed. Others, like Franken and some others who committed relatively lesser acts, not so much. in fact, in the long run, vilifying assholes as opposed to monsters could be somewhat back setting to the cause. We're going to agree on that. and yes, it's supposed to be innocent until proven guilty.

and i agree with your concerns. There's a huge difference between consensual play or writing erotica and actual sexual abuse. hopefully it won't ever go down that rabbit hole - right now, all the media is concerned about are the big cases. the men in power, the celebs, etc.

i think what Me Too is doing right is it's started a conversation about what is right and wrong and what women go through on a daily basis. here's something for others to think about (i know this is something you're already aware of - your a good man, Milik - a lot of the men here are, and i would hate for the back lash to effect any of you):

women who are go through public scrutiny and mob trial on a regular basis. things that are brought up. how we're dressed. our sexual history. if we were drinking. all that stuff is brought up to discredit the victims. again, there's a bit of a 'this is what WE go through - it's your turn' going on here - i won't lie and say that goes through my mind at times like this.

btw, this, from 2 days ago:

A Tennessee teenager stabbed her classmate with a pair of scissors because he pulled up her dress, police say.

A male student allegedly pulled up a peer's dress in the classroom at Central High School in Memphis.

The girl reportedly responded by snatching a pair of scissors and stabbing him after multiple missed attempts.

Both students have been issued jury summons following the incident. It is not known exactly when the stabbing occurred.

The male student reportedly told police that 'he was only playing and never exposed the victim'.

He has received a summons for sexual battery, and the female student received one for aggravated assault.


She faces felony charges after acting in self-defence (imo) while he faces misdemeanor charges, since he was only playing. How the fuck was she supposed to know that? trust me, when someone's trying to lift up our dresses without our consent, can you blame us if we assume that it's a prelude to more unless we put an immediate stop to it? if i was walking to my car and some guy came up and tried to lift my dress, i would have stabbed him too - and if i hadn't, everyone would be asking why i didn't fight back and made it my fault that i let him do whatever he had planned to me.

btw, the boy received injuries minor enough that they were treated by the school nurse.
Quote by Milik_the_Red


That is the downside of people having their lives destroyed by allegations vs due process. The Me Too movement needed to happen, but it has fostered an atmosphere of trial by media that is destroying men without their constitional right to due process. Is that really just? Truthfully, I’m not wise enough to know, but human nature being what it is, we should expect men to start enforcing the “Pence Rule” in their lives simply due to the fact that one accusation leveled twenty years later could ruin their lives.

Just or not, that fear will change society for the good, but also in ways that may do more damage than it heals. Such is the risk with trial by mob.


i don't know that it is just, and i certainly agree that their is a huge difference between "minor harassment" and , but to be blunt, women have put up with a lot of mistreatment over the years, and right or not, it does feel a little satisfying to see guys walking on eggshells to make sure not to cross any lines. i think the backlash right now has a lot to do with what a large percentage (i'm guessing 100%) of women have had to deal with from day one. harassment, discrimination, misogyny, sexual assault, lewd comments, etc, etc. it's rare to find a woman/girl who hasn't experienced any of this first hand. hopefully, we find balance, but for now, it needs to play out with, perhaps, an imbalance of power.
I don't know if there is a definitive answer for this question. Everyone's answer is going to be based on their own individual experiences. Mine is no exception. I don't think it's a secret that my kinks include bdsm. Let me narrow down the specifics as far as i'm concerned.

rope bondage. gags. spanking. A full spectrum of flogging, including crops, floggers, and whips. Breast and vaginal torture (clamps/biting/needles). Obviously, I am far outside the norm of society.

A little history. I discovered and developed some of these kinks while in a relationship at the age of 20, one which spiraled into an abusive relationship, so you can understand the conflict i sometimes feel. That said, my current relationships are very loving and and consensual and I still find myself craving those particular fetishes. They are also done with a lack of violence on my partners part. Anger is never a part of bedroom/bdsm play. If it was, I think that I would put a stop to it.

and aside, choking, a popular fetish in bdsm is a huge issue for me, to the point that i have had panic attacks during online cyber play in the past. That said, a very wonderful woman here worked with me and i am comfortable, at times, with the right partner, with it, as long as i have total control and initiate it. Sometimes, i still have huge issues. this is due the afore mentioned abusive relationship where choking was often a way to control me and force sex on me.

what it all boils down to, is it's different for everyone. I think that, for some, it can be a way of coping. for others, it's simply a kink, one that sometimes is associated with abuse, but wasn't a necessarily a product of it. And, for some, it' simply a kink that is hard wired into them. I do find that a lot of women into bdsm do have backgrounds of abuse or being controlled, and it would be an easy trap for them to fall into a bdsm relationship with someone looking to hurt them or use them. That said, i think many of them are wary of this and, if they get involved again, they make better choices and find someone willing to take the journey with them who is loving and caring and looking out for their best interests.

also, there are people on the other side of the spectrum - tops/dom/mes who have come from an abusive past as well and this is their way of protecting themselves - it's all about having control of the situation, after all - that's true for both subs and Dom/mes. I know it sounds strange, but as a sub, in a healthy relationship, i feel like i am the one in control. I control what happens, when/if it starts. when it stops. i have the final word on everything that happens. I think that might be a result of what happened to me in the past, when i didn't have control over what happened.

Hope that provides some insight?
Quote by DamonX
Currently we live in an age when superhero movies are a part of our zietgeist.



Infinity War just became the fastest movie to reach a billion dollars. Black Panther took an IP that very few of the the general population had ever heard of and made it a billion dollar franchise.

Before I continue here, I'm going to differentiate between "super hero movies" and "Comic book movie." Comics are a medium... not a genre.

As a previous comic book nerd I would have loved if this golden age of comic acceptance occurred back when I was twelve. Because the movies that were being tossed out were pretty fucking terrible.


These characters are part of our society, yet they have never been treated with respect. When I look back at the movies made in the 80s, 90s and early naughts all I see are money grubbing scumbags using a recognizable IP to get people to pay them money.

Things have changed now. And the reason is twofold.

1) We now have the technology to do things properly.

2) The people that make these movies actually have respect for the source material.

Compare the recent Marvel Movies with Joel Schumacher's "Batman and Robin."


So what do you think are the best superhero movies out there? What do you think are the worst?

What would you like to see portrayed on screen? Or are you simply sick of super hero movies?


This is a hard one. i have several favorites, based on different criteria. just plain fun. an emotional impact. staying true to the source material. etc. first off, least favorites: the hulk movies. just misfired completely - also, until the avengers movies, no one knew how to write/play him right. the FF movies were also sucky. as were the post Keaton batman movies.

unlike many, i really enjoy the new DC ones. man of steel. BMvsSP. JL. and, especially, WW. The Dark knight trio is brilliant. the second Spiderman, with DocOck - loved it. i hate picking favs. that said, Captain America Winter Soldier is probably one of them. Also, Deadpool, just cause it's so over the top crazy. let's just make a top 10...

1) Captain America, winter soilder.
2) Wonder Woman
3) Black Panther
4) Hell boy
5) Guardians of the Galaxy 1
6) The Dark Knight Rises
7) Spiderman 2 (Toby McGuire)
8) Dead Pool
9) Ironman 1
10) Captain America: Civil Wars
Quote by Jimwillhavefun


Wait! WTH? You have grown men on here shaking in there boots and deathly afraid of you, but you can't kill a little spider? Whats up with that shit? And as for the trash, you have 2 hands and 2 feet. You do it.


i'm not allowed to anymore. apparently, you're not supposed to use molotov cocktails in the house.
That there's a Trinket Flesh Light on the market.
wonder if you can use a strap-on with a Fleshlight? totally get the Trinket model then.
Then who's gonna take out the trash and kill spiders for us?
Quote by Jimwillhavefun
Coffee for me sir.

I came by earlier this morning but you were closed. I haven't been issued my keys yet and I didn't sleep in the throne last night. Thanks for the honorable mention about the comp story. I am hoping to get back to writing a new type this week and maybe try the new style that I was rudely (just kidding) told I had to. Not sure how it will turn out. You know what they say about teaching an old dog new tricks.


there's only one person here with permission to grace my throne. Hannah. don't even think about it, any of you, no matter how buddy buddy you think you are. thanks for complying.

@furball and Larry: check out Emanuele Taglietti's art. i think you'll appreciate it.

k. next time i'm forced to drop by before i'm good and ready, someone gets crushed. later.
Quote by TheUprightMan


And, of course, failure can bring ... consequences. Which may or may not be part of the game..


for those of us for whom it's not a game, we try to avoid failure. smile
two things. fyi, i am taking some time off from lush, so i won't be around for a bit - nothing dire is happening, i just get burnt out from time to time and right now i have way too my RL stuff going on.

number two, Hannah would have never forgiven me if i didn't post part 2 of my story before i did, so i did exactly that. you're welcome, sweetheart.
Masturbation is a sin. God doesn't like it. Those of you doing it, knock it off or He will smite you.
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Who Cares? A blow Job is a Blow Job. Never had a bad one. [/quote

We didn't ask if you've had a bad one


actually, you did. go read the header, Doc.
Quote by ChandlerAja2
You read in stories and see in videos where a sex slave or submissive must get permission to Orgasm.

Is this possible? Can a woman be train to only orgasm with Permission ?

When I am at that point not even a 8.0 Earthquake could stop what is coming down the track.


being a sub entails a very different mindset, and yes, if a Dom/me tells their sub not to come without permission, she will do anything she can not to, although she might not always succeed, depending on the circumstances.
Quote by trinket

Sprite just offered me three cents for a story. I’m not that cheap, I’m pushing for four.


what about 3 cents and a bottle cap?
I did something like this for a short time. it was work, not as fun as writing your own story as is mentioned above and i didn't do it for long - i was charging $100 for apx 6k words. from what i can see in this thread, it would have to be twice that if i'm going to have to deal with attitude as well.
not a big fan of cum. or chocolate, really. i do like my cheese, though. and blueberries. yum!
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You are entitled to doubt as my figure was entirely untrue and I was trying to be funny. The real answer is three.


3 with or without the mountain climbing?
Quote by Jimwillhavefun


I am awaiting my Queens permission as we speak. If she gives me the go ahead, I will be entering. If not, it is to the shelf with that story. I am trying.

Coffee black large oh and are there any Kebabs left that I brought in the other day? I am hungry. Thanks Rump.


wait, what? i am not giving ANYone head... oh, wait... reread that bit... nevermind! *slinks off*
Quote by Liz


It’s like that pencil except it doesn’t smell as pretty.


i could make your pens smell pretty if you ask nicely. ;)
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As soon as I get close enough to smell it.


"it"?