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A man who does not understand the benefit of suffering does not live a clever and true life.
I’ve barely given the matter any thought, to be honest. Too much to do around the house to have time for politics.
Warning: may induce servility. Do not drive or operate heavy equipment without permission after taking this medication.
Trouble is, the spiked chastity tube really needs to be fitted before any excitement emrges, or it’s difficult to get it on (although with sufficient determination she always manages it). So it works best as a precaution.
This could be the beginning of a beautiful – and highly remunerative – relationship. Just as well, as another one could well be ending.
They are prepared to do maternal discipline sessions, as long as it is understood that the maternal care they provide is the sort that results in huge newspaper headlines and public inquiries into the failure of the local social services.
Poor Amy. Girls can be so mean.
10 thoughts on “A man who does not understand the benefit of suffering does not live a clever and true life.”
On the topic of Men’s Lib: The suffragette Christabel Pankhurst famously wrote of “votes for women and chastity for men” and I think we should bring that slogan back (yes, I know, that’s not what she meant by chastity. Let me have my fun.)
Not famous enough for me to have heard it, as it happens, so thank you for that curious quote. I might even end up using it for a political-themed post.
It’s a shame she did not clarify her ambiguous statment as meaning “votes only for women”, as that seems so much more sensible. Still, maybe we’ll get there eventually.
Best wishes
S
PS – new Female Supremacist theory post on Sunday! Fourth-wave feminism (unless I’ve missed a wave or two).
Suffering or no, that is an oxymoron in any language.
Can you imagine the response if I were to go to my wife and tell her how clever I am because I understand the benefit of suffering?
I can. I would be told that she is the one actually suffering, before she permitted me to feel its benefit in all of its raw and painful majesty. And then my sobbing self would be asked just how clever I felt now as I pulled my panties up.
Do try to keep up Servitor, you are supposed to be setting a good example.
Ah, but it’s not the cleverness of the man that’s at issue here, but of his life. And as long as he doesn’t get to take his own decisions, that can be as clever as anything – as clever as a woman, even. Much of what I do in life has been well thought-out, just not by me. Although equally, I’ll admit, some things I end up spending a lot of time and effort on are the result of nothing more than a passing whim.
I’m really not trying to set any examples, though… not of anything good, at any rate. Some girls at a local school did try to ‘make an example’ of me when I was a teenager, but maybe that’s different. Anyway, I don’t think they were entirely satisfied with the results.
“What do you mean darling. I’ve never heard of men’s lib? ”
“Don’t bother, nothing for you to worry about”
“Oh good, can I have another of those nice white pills, please
Caption 1: I think he should choose his next words veeerry carefully if he doesn’t want to end up over her knee getting his ass beaten beet red. Her response to your banter about mens lib is a warning, so take heed. A lot of women don’t even tolerate males even getting curious about it in case we start getting silly un-submissive ideas about being “independent”.
Good advice, Squaw. If he is wise, he’ll take heed and deny all knowledge of that nonsense. Unfortunately, he’s not wise – that’s why he’s a men’s libber.
On the topic of Men’s Lib: The suffragette Christabel Pankhurst famously wrote of “votes for women and chastity for men” and I think we should bring that slogan back (yes, I know, that’s not what she meant by chastity. Let me have my fun.)
Suffering chastity builds men’s character.
Alberto
Indeed and the more of it the better.
Best wishes
S
Not famous enough for me to have heard it, as it happens, so thank you for that curious quote. I might even end up using it for a political-themed post.
It’s a shame she did not clarify her ambiguous statment as meaning “votes only for women”, as that seems so much more sensible. Still, maybe we’ll get there eventually.
Best wishes
S
PS – new Female Supremacist theory post on Sunday! Fourth-wave feminism (unless I’ve missed a wave or two).
A clever man?
Suffering or no, that is an oxymoron in any language.
Can you imagine the response if I were to go to my wife and tell her how clever I am because I understand the benefit of suffering?
I can. I would be told that she is the one actually suffering, before she permitted me to feel its benefit in all of its raw and painful majesty. And then my sobbing self would be asked just how clever I felt now as I pulled my panties up.
Do try to keep up Servitor, you are supposed to be setting a good example.
Mr M
Ah, but it’s not the cleverness of the man that’s at issue here, but of his life. And as long as he doesn’t get to take his own decisions, that can be as clever as anything – as clever as a woman, even. Much of what I do in life has been well thought-out, just not by me. Although equally, I’ll admit, some things I end up spending a lot of time and effort on are the result of nothing more than a passing whim.
I’m really not trying to set any examples, though… not of anything good, at any rate. Some girls at a local school did try to ‘make an example’ of me when I was a teenager, but maybe that’s different. Anyway, I don’t think they were entirely satisfied with the results.
Best wishes
S
“What do you mean darling. I’ve never heard of men’s lib? ”
“Don’t bother, nothing for you to worry about”
“Oh good, can I have another of those nice white pills, please
What a lovely exchange. And people say that men and women in a female-led D/S relationshipcan’t have sensible political conversations!
I don’t know about you, but I wouldn’t dare suggest to my SO that I was in need of ‘liberating’. She might not approve.
Best wishes
S
Caption 1: I think he should choose his next words veeerry carefully if he doesn’t want to end up over her knee getting his ass beaten beet red. Her response to your banter about mens lib is a warning, so take heed. A lot of women don’t even tolerate males even getting curious about it in case we start getting silly un-submissive ideas about being “independent”.
Good advice, Squaw. If he is wise, he’ll take heed and deny all knowledge of that nonsense. Unfortunately, he’s not wise – that’s why he’s a men’s libber.
But I’m sure there’s hope for him.
Best wishes
S