A science-fiction themed day, as we look forward to the delights that 2022 may hold. Who knows, maybe this year this decade will actually, y’know, start.
Sure she can. Lucy doesn’t mind a few bruises on her toys – if anything, it can make them even more sensitive. |
She finds it pretty annoying working for a male CEO, actually, which is why it’s so important that she can talk through her day and work off some of those frustrations when she gets home. |
A bit more lube, maybe? |
It’s as if your pain receptors are directly linked to the pleasure centres of her brain. It’s great when a couple just ‘clicks’ like that. |
He didn’t have the nerve to ask whether she allows her clients ‘happy endings’ but she does – specifically, she unties them and lets them limp away. |
Oh, you can wait, surely? So selfish… |
Accessorise! |
I wouldn’t say ‘peaked’ exactly. It continued to rise for a bit, then fell off a cliff, so to speak. |
La la la la lah la la la-lala…
Maybe they’ll show you what’s in the trunk. Although being British, I find the word ‘boot’ comes more naturally to mind when contemplating this scene. |
I find my body works much better when I’m being obedient. Less bruised, for one thing. |
Oh dear. Let’s hope the bank hotline doesn’t keep you waiting for long. |
Mock away. |
If you wiggle about, he’ll probably finish quite quickly. |
You know: that thing. It’s still going, doing its thing – more than ever, in some ways. Annoying thing. So here are a few more captions about the thing.
PS – Some readers might be
‘triggered’ by the second of these captions (being ‘triggered’ is
similar to disliking and disagreeing with something, but combined with a
strange compulsion to tell everyone you dislike and disagree with it,
rather than just reading something else). I do understand that many
people have strong opinions about the thing, for instance preferring
horse medicine to, y’know, medicine that demonstrably works to reduce
human death rates. I’d be happy to debate your ‘opinions’ on that, just
as soon as you do a medical degree and as long as the opinions can be
subjected to double-blind randomised control trials (oo-er sounds a bit
kinky). Oh – and you have to understand Simpson’s Paradox, OK?
She is technically a sex worker but then what you are doing is not technically sex, so I think it’s really up to her. |
You could try giving her just a little trouble. Just to test that wrist action. |
Yeah, it’s not a sexual thing for him. Or for you, as you’ll discover. |
I had a very sheltered upbringing – so much so that I was still a virgin when my second wife divorced me. |
Obviously. |
Like many submissive husbands, I have a lot of uncomfortable conversations. Apparently it’s good for me, though, so I can’t complain. |
Don’t say anything to make her think less of you, as she takes her leave of you – she is trying very hard to keep her vow to love you until death do you part. |
The younger generation of female supremacists are less militant, more comfortable in their dealings with the opposite and inferior sex. I think that’s great. |
Can’t you tell she’s tired? |
Actually, she does rather mind but she’s too kind-hearted to refuse her. |