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.
Foolish things, done with enthusiasm
Many women are reluctant to try a bit of kink, but if you make clear they really get to hurt a man, a surprising number are prepared to give it a go.
Consent’s really important in BDSM. Far too important to be left to males to decide.
Always good in any relationship to have room for improvement, but doubly so in one based on D/S.
Audiences at snip-flicks can be quite intimidating. I remember as a teenager walking past the back door of our local cinema just when the crowd who’d been watching Rebecca’s Revenge (remember? A classic of the genre!) spilled out onto the streets. Suddenly swept up in crowd of over-excited young women all laughing and shouting about castration, I was lucky to escape with my dignity.
Treasure has some wicked ideas, but don’t worry: no one who anyone cares about will get hurt.
Of course, even in some forms of traditional sex work, it’s the woman who’s really in charge: mine certainly is, when she has me earning a bit of extra household cash in our local gay bar.
6 thoughts on “Foolish things, done with enthusiasm”
Snip-Flick
In the PFU (parallel femdom universe) I can imagine this genre being wildly popular.
Especially the legal drama, Null and Void starring Nikki van Gelder. I think it ran to six sequels. Casting the male lead became tricky. And there were the copycat incidents.
Is it a foolish thing done with enthusiasm to castrate my lover, or not?
I loved feeling so overwhelming desired, but balls are necessary for that.
Otherwise I long for emotional intimacy over physical intercourse that most intact men are oblivious of.
If you love me you would leave that castration option up to me. Surrender! It’s not cruel; it’s love.
Leave men with hope and they will do anything you want.
Ah, feminine dilemmas, Rosita. Any man who wouldn’t love, honour and obey you after being castrated is barely worth castrating at all, I would say, although you might as well to enliven an otherwise dull afternoon.
And the medical show G.R. ran to seven seasons, I understand, despite critics often noting that each episode had essentially the same plot. But then a really good story can stand re-telling, can’t it?
As for the dearth of males leads, I think you’ll find that CGI has helped enormously with that. It’s very easy nowadays simply to create a ‘virtual’ set of genitals, so any male starring in a snip-flick can relax, knowing that if in his later career he is offered some sort of romantic lead role in which it is necessary to have a penis, testicles or both, whatever is lacking can simply be added in, through the magic of special effects.
Men have an often-deserved reputation for refusing and delaying medical care, even when symptoms may become severe. It’s unfortunate to see that even a male sub like Poobles here behaves the same way.
Yes, and I think his domme (played in this captioned image by the magnificent Gigi Allens) could perhaps have taken a little more responsibility too. There are times when what a sub wants and what a sub needs are rather different things – and a domme needs to recognise that, and decide however she likes.
Oh well. Better late than never. The thing about castration is that once it’s done, it’s done and there’s an end to it.
Snip-Flick
In the PFU (parallel femdom universe) I can imagine this genre being wildly popular.
Especially the legal drama, Null and Void starring Nikki van Gelder. I think it ran to six sequels. Casting the male lead became tricky. And there were the copycat incidents.
Happy (imaginary) days
PP
Is it a foolish thing done with enthusiasm to castrate my lover, or not?
I loved feeling so overwhelming desired, but balls are necessary for that.
Otherwise I long for emotional intimacy over physical intercourse that most intact men are oblivious of.
If you love me you would leave that castration option up to me. Surrender! It’s not cruel; it’s love.
Leave men with hope and they will do anything you want.
Delicious,
Rosita
Ah, feminine dilemmas, Rosita. Any man who wouldn’t love, honour and obey you after being castrated is barely worth castrating at all, I would say, although you might as well to enliven an otherwise dull afternoon.
Best wishes
S
And the medical show G.R. ran to seven seasons, I understand, despite critics often noting that each episode had essentially the same plot. But then a really good story can stand re-telling, can’t it?
As for the dearth of males leads, I think you’ll find that CGI has helped enormously with that. It’s very easy nowadays simply to create a ‘virtual’ set of genitals, so any male starring in a snip-flick can relax, knowing that if in his later career he is offered some sort of romantic lead role in which it is necessary to have a penis, testicles or both, whatever is lacking can simply be added in, through the magic of special effects.
Best wishes
S
Men have an often-deserved reputation for refusing and delaying medical care, even when symptoms may become severe. It’s unfortunate to see that even a male sub like Poobles here behaves the same way.
Yes, and I think his domme (played in this captioned image by the magnificent Gigi Allens) could perhaps have taken a little more responsibility too. There are times when what a sub wants and what a sub needs are rather different things – and a domme needs to recognise that, and decide however she likes.
Oh well. Better late than never. The thing about castration is that once it’s done, it’s done and there’s an end to it.
Best wishes
S