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| I suppose I can wait to watch the cookery programme – I’ve become quite good at coping with deferred gratification. Thank goodness it’s only Raoul this time, anyway. Sometimes she invites all the guys round to watch a big game and I’m rushed off my feet fetching and carrying beers, snacks and condoms. She must find it quite exhausting too. |
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| It’s funny how the simple act of having electrodes attached to your genitals can change your whole perspective on things. |
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| I know she’s a busy woman, but I really think she could cane her own husband. And detention is a very special time in any relationship. |
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| She works hard for her money (so he’d better treat her right). |
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| But with dignity. Always with dignity. |
Wiggling so your nipple bells jingle!Ha ha!! How perfect! Especially with the retro 60s look,
Foolish sulking while having electrodes clipped on is great too (er, I think!) SaraE
I personally am not a huge fan of having electrodes attached to me in day to day life but my SO firmly believes they encourage a positive mental attitude. Very firmly. She uses a system of penalties and rewards: pressing the button down for a penalty and releasing it for a reward. And truth be told it's a lovely reward – I can honestly say that not being in agony is one of my favourite things.
Best wishes
S