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A long time in politics
A week is a long time in politics, they say, which makes it a lot like predicament bondage.
I should apologise for any medical problems induced by the high prevalance of heart-stopping beauty in this post. But I won’t, because anyone collapsing in front of his screen, trousers around his ankles, probably deserved it, nasty little pervert.
And he received them with a strange delight
Just like his wife but how she was before the tears
Lady Darla, there, one of many reasons to visit Warsaw – and stay there indefinitely.
Helplessly devoted
Work harder, not smarter
That was my SO’s advice to me, soon after we married. As with all her advice, following it has made my life a lot easier.
And if at first she doesn’t succeed, no harm in trying again. |
Awkward. |
Thank goodness someone’s there to keep up standards. |
Don’t worry – she’ll be keeping an eye on the situation, via the livestream. She’ll step in if she decides it’s all too much. |
Severely
I suppose it’s polite to ask, but really she should just make herself at home. |
He looks pretty trustworthy to me. You’ll be fine. Just think about something else for 20 minutes. |
No, she’s not particular. Well…she is, obviously. Just not about that sort of thing. |
She’s definitely going to go down there and check he’s OK, though. There’s just something she needs to do first, that’s all. |
Praise where it’s due
Actually, in context that word made perfect sense. Just like the words “worm”, “pervert” and “weirdo” in the various contexts she used them in your last performance review. |
Good practice for tomorrow. Sven’s a bit larger – and I imagine his brothers are similar. |
Lucy doesn’t mind. She’s nice like that. |
Easier just to run the sessions in parallel, you might think. And if anyone paid the slightest attention to what you thought, maybe you’d be right, but they don’t so you’re not. |
Then later on, you can clean up the sticky messes upstairs too. Probably won’t taste as nice, so make the most of this bit. |
Bippity-bop
Especially for all those readers who’ve been clamouring for captions of femdom in realistic, domestic settings – another post featuring fairytales and magic. What can I say… if you’re not into being treated with contempt, don’t read the blog, yeah?
It’s lucky the castle has facilities to contain a wild beast securely. In fact, I’ve heard it has capacity for several, so you’ll be perfectly safe. |
She’s not good at small-talk, but I’m sure that when she meets the Prince that won’t be an obstacle to their romance blossoming. |
Occasionally you’ll spend an hour or so being only eight inches long – tall, I mean. But you need to practice holding your breath before she’ll try that. |
Don’t worry, she’ll look after you. |
All is vanity, nothing is fair
As no doubt the quote from a nineteenth century novel in the title will have forewarned you, Contemplating the Divine once again takes a step back to the gentler, but no less unkind, femdom of regency days*. It was one of the first themes ever to feature on the blog, and remains to this day one of the most thoroughly unpopular, with few if any readers ever having a good word to say about it. But then if I got off on compliments, I wouldn’t be a humiliation freak, now, would I?
Either that, or I’m too stupid to take a hint. Whatever… here come the hot chicks in empire-line dresses yet again.
* and before anyone rushes to comment that at least some of these scenes are clearly from the early Victorian period, I should point out that I am – of course – using ‘Regency’ to indicate a general focus on period drama and costumes, rather than strictly confining the topics to the years between 1811 and 1820. OK? Goodness, femdom porn sites like Bitches with Whips or StraponSquad don’t pay so much attention to these historical details, I’m sure, and I don’t suppose they get that kind of abuse.
Kind hearts and martinets
I shot an arrow in the air; she fell to earth in Berkely Square. Warning: safe for work and unrelated.
I’ll confess to anything because I’m guilty guilty guilty! |
As long as there’s wi-fi. |
Don’t be so suspicious. |
“Isn’t that silly” is a phrase I used to hear a lot on dates, oddly enough. |
It’s good to feel useful, now there’s nothing to do but hang around the house all day. I’m worried we might run out of toilet paper, though. Goodness knows what we’d do, then. |