Stories and pictures themed around female domination and male subjugation and servitude. Unsuitable for children, for alpha males, for hard-core practitioners with an interest in the politics of bdsm and the mechanics of complicated rope work. Of interest to perverts like me, basically.
Answers that cannot be questioned
Ahhh… the first domme I knew had a complicated system of positions. It was difficult to remember them all – and on one occasion, even she got one wrong, as I pointed out at the time! What a memorable session that turned into, to be sure.
Like many subs, I discovered that sex is much better when it doesn’t involve me.
There is a rule preventing athletes committing acts of violence against officials, but there’s an exception clause for circumstances in which the athlete is very lovely and her ‘victim’ is being very, very annoying.
Visitors to Mistress Eleise don’t need to be extra-specially brave, just extra-ordinarily lucky.
Actually, she might as well take your lunch money, while she’s there.
Men can be weirdly obsessive about dominant women. Can’t we?
Incidentally, I understand Armpit Fetishist Monthly put out an entire special edition on that tattoo on Ms Johansson’s right arm, there. As the editor said at the time ‘When you’ve got the story of the century, you don’t wait for publication day!’
8 thoughts on “Answers that cannot be questioned”
Another marvellous set, thank you.
I’m interested (obviously, I don’t seriously expect anyone else to be, but I find myself writing this anyway for some reason) that the one that really gets to me is the “flick your eyeballs” one. Yes, I love beautiful women in deliberately exciting clothing – be it fetish / dominatrix gear or glamorous and perhaps partially revealing wear. But, as that photo demonstrates, I can sometime find even more exciting images that are more “girl next door”.
Why? I think because situations in which perfectly ordinarily-dressed women are behaving in cruel and/or domineering ways normalise and universalise femdom – even without the need for imagining sci-fi or female supremacist political alternative realities. Yes, images like this one seem to confirm, there really are women who would treat me deliciously horribly simply “because I’m not a very nice person and you’re too much of a wimp to stop me”.
Obviously, normal men wouldn’t find that an appealing or comforting thought. But to a self-confessed pervert like me, it’s inspiring to imagine that any and every casually-dressed young woman I encounter as I go through my day might – just might – be the girl of my dreams: an eyeball-flicking lunch money stealer.
I find your comments very interesting, tom, so no concerns on that score. And I liked that one too, perhaps unsurprisingly as I wrote it but still.
Bullying is under-rated, I feel.
Of course, if the girl next door happens to be a dominatrix, then that’s the best of both worlds. Makes for some interesting casual enquiries, when house-hunting.
And that photo specifically—the way it fits so perfectly—must have been hard to find. Or maybe it was the other way around: the photo inspired the story.
Photo inspired the caption (thank goodness: it can take literally hours to find the right photo if I have a good idea that needs something a bit more particular than just some lovely lady looking cross).
Miss Kuzminsa should be fine. Most pro-ballbusting events get any male in the venue (spectators, officials, press) to sign a waiver regarding testicular damage or loss.
Let’s face it, any man present at such an event is basically asking for it.
Yes. Of course, the International Ballbusting Federation have to abide by their rules, but there are good reasons for exercising discretion and, just by looking at her, I think we can all agree that Miss Kuzmina is definitely one of them.
But the IBF is known for its strict adherence to procedure, as well as strictness more generally. It is certainly not an organisation that – say – some politician can just call to try to get a decision rescinded, unlike certain male-led sporting institutions I could mention. In fact, I’ve heard that there are suggestions that the head of FIFA might pay a visit to IBF headquarters, to learn exactly how they do things in the world of international ballbusting. I’d certainly support that.
Another marvellous set, thank you.
I’m interested (obviously, I don’t seriously expect anyone else to be, but I find myself writing this anyway for some reason) that the one that really gets to me is the “flick your eyeballs” one. Yes, I love beautiful women in deliberately exciting clothing – be it fetish / dominatrix gear or glamorous and perhaps partially revealing wear. But, as that photo demonstrates, I can sometime find even more exciting images that are more “girl next door”.
Why? I think because situations in which perfectly ordinarily-dressed women are behaving in cruel and/or domineering ways normalise and universalise femdom – even without the need for imagining sci-fi or female supremacist political alternative realities. Yes, images like this one seem to confirm, there really are women who would treat me deliciously horribly simply “because I’m not a very nice person and you’re too much of a wimp to stop me”.
Obviously, normal men wouldn’t find that an appealing or comforting thought. But to a self-confessed pervert like me, it’s inspiring to imagine that any and every casually-dressed young woman I encounter as I go through my day might – just might – be the girl of my dreams: an eyeball-flicking lunch money stealer.
Best wishes
tom
I find your comments very interesting, tom, so no concerns on that score. And I liked that one too, perhaps unsurprisingly as I wrote it but still.
Bullying is under-rated, I feel.
Of course, if the girl next door happens to be a dominatrix, then that’s the best of both worlds. Makes for some interesting casual enquiries, when house-hunting.
Best wishes
S
You would have loved my high school, hahaha.
He would, but I expect tom already had plenty of reasons to go blind as a teenager, so taking a lot of eye-flicking might not have been wise.
Best wishes
S
And that photo specifically—the way it fits so perfectly—must have been hard to find. Or maybe it was the other way around: the photo inspired the story.
Photo inspired the caption (thank goodness: it can take literally hours to find the right photo if I have a good idea that needs something a bit more particular than just some lovely lady looking cross).
Best wishes
S
Back in the PFU
Miss Kuzminsa should be fine. Most pro-ballbusting events get any male in the venue (spectators, officials, press) to sign a waiver regarding testicular damage or loss.
Let’s face it, any man present at such an event is basically asking for it.
PP
Yes. Of course, the International Ballbusting Federation have to abide by their rules, but there are good reasons for exercising discretion and, just by looking at her, I think we can all agree that Miss Kuzmina is definitely one of them.
But the IBF is known for its strict adherence to procedure, as well as strictness more generally. It is certainly not an organisation that – say – some politician can just call to try to get a decision rescinded, unlike certain male-led sporting institutions I could mention. In fact, I’ve heard that there are suggestions that the head of FIFA might pay a visit to IBF headquarters, to learn exactly how they do things in the world of international ballbusting. I’d certainly support that.
Best wishes
S
PFU???