Regular ‘readers’ will know that, although rules are important to me (I’ve experienced too much pain in my relationships not to understand the importance that rules can play) I am not one for laying them down. However, Rule 18 is an exception, as presumably are at least another 17 rules, but we don’t talk about those.*
Rule 18, of course, is more in the nature of a guideline as it is offered humbly as advice to a novice domme and it states “Try to avoid sessions with clients who have really specific fetishes and can’t get off unless it is done exactly right.”
There are so many violations of Rule 18 out there it is hard to know where to start, but here are a few more that have caught my eye.
Only the smallest of dommes can even hope to pull this one off. |
And this is just terrifying. There are some very sick people out there, if you ask me. |
This just looks like good wholesome fun… not sure what kind of fun, but yeah, whatever. Note the decorative use of plastic beads. |
OK, I’ll admit that’s rather erotic. |
* Except Rule 3, which states “You are not expected to have sex with your clients. Thank goodness.” I am preparing a blog post featuring Rule 3 illustrations: i.e. photos with mean-spirited commentary mocking male submissives looking particularly unattractive: grossly overweight or pathetically skinny (fairness does not feature much in Rule 3), gormless or otherwise repulsive, in the finest hypocritical traditions of this nasty little blog and its unpleasant author. If you’ve ever been photographed in loving adoration of your mistress, you might even feature in it, mightn’t you? Worth checking out, anyway.
Interesting pictures servitor but specificity rarely works. Unless you're a talented actor in an Oscar nominated movie, Broadway play….yeah, that's the answer.
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Ah, well, I suppose the rest of us will have to be content with generic fetishes. Like a desire for clothing that is somewhat shiny, being placed in uncomfortable positions or simply feeling a vague sense of unease. Works for me.
Many thanks for your – slightly gnomic but intriguing – comment.
Best wishes
S