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.
Wow – pretty lucky I forewarned you by showing you her message, huh? I expect when she got up and walked off, you were just going to follow those shiny boots as they – hey! Where are you going? Didn’t you realise what she intends to… to… ? Oh well.
She takes shopping seriously, although it does irritate her when people focus pedantically on trivial details like the prices of things they’re buying for her.
He’s going to be in even more trouble when she checks back through his browser history and realises what it was he was actually trying to touch on what he assumed to be a touch-sensitive screen. Boys shouldn’t be allowed near computers unless they’re house-trained.
She herself has a medical condition, which makes her extremely intolerant to… well, just extremely intolerant, to be honest.
He meant to say $1.2 billion of course, but he was distracted by the hot-oil enema he was retaining, as he later had to explain to the auditors. On the plus side, when called to provide a sworn witness statement in his trial for negligence, Nanny Edith did say what a sweet little boy he was, although she admitted under cross-examination that he was sometimes careless with his sums and needed his bottom smacked a lot.
Learning Hungarian isn’t easy, but then Ms Palvin wouldn’t be such a goddess were she easy to please, would she?
4 thoughts on “When she asks for somethin’, boy, she means it”
“három rabszolga” actually means “three slaves.” Slave Three would be “hármas rabszolga.”
Thank you for the correction, Curiously. Perhaps the divine Ms Palvin was mischievously misinforming her new possession for the purpose of future recreational disciplinary action? Or there could be a much simpler explanation of why my caption was wrong, I suppose…
Whatever Ms Palvin wants, I would imagine, Maria and if there’s nothing in particular that takes her fancy, I expect he just waits patiently, like all the rest.
“három rabszolga” actually means “three slaves.” Slave Three would be “hármas rabszolga.”
Thank you for the correction, Curiously. Perhaps the divine Ms Palvin was mischievously misinforming her new possession for the purpose of future recreational disciplinary action? Or there could be a much simpler explanation of why my caption was wrong, I suppose…
Best wishes
S
What does the number 4 do?
Whatever Ms Palvin wants, I would imagine, Maria and if there’s nothing in particular that takes her fancy, I expect he just waits patiently, like all the rest.
Best wishes
S