





Fairy tales… yes, more fairy tales. But there’s a theme today. See if you can guess what it is.
No prizes, of course, for spotting the theme (any who didn’t, please go and book a session with a suitably severe lady to be beaten for stupidity). All fairy tales should feature breathtakingly beautiful princesses, wicked queens, clever heroines and evil and sadistic villains – how much simpler the author’s task when all of those are combined in one, wonderful, elegant and… well, divine form.
The title, obviously, indicating that it’s a special dedicated to that wholesome British country pastime, The Hunt. Vicious, brutal and non-consensual with no scantily clad ladies but lots of words. Those last two may well put male readers off, I know, but no one here cares what males think, so that’s fine.
More glimpses of life (if you can call it that for the inmates) from The Facility, a very occasional and thoroughly unpleasant and non-consenual series.
Some nursery rhymes to help you relax and go to sleep. Everything will be fine.
Oh, you didn’t realise that I wrote poetry?
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In some great literature, the characters form lasting attachments. In snip-lit, it’s usually the opposite. |
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It’s good that he’s supporting her artistic development – and she his. |
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Or it might not. It’s really not going to affect things either way, to be honest. |
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I think it’s horrible when people abuse riding crops by using them on horses. |
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Which is odd, because women are supposed to be good at empathy. |
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Having said which, these two – while not exactly exhibiting empathy I’ll admit – are certainly very concerned to ensure fair treatment of all of the prisoners. Which is nice. |
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She does use him for sex, but only in a facilitative capacity. |
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And I’m very persuadable. I’ll even pay for it. |
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Don’t worry: you’ll feel her pain |
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It probably wouldn’t say anything very interesting, to be honest. Mostly whiny pleading. They’re not missing anything. |
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Like many male teachers in girls’ secondary schools, he often finds himself being the teacher who has to deal with the bullies. |
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I understand that if you actually open them up, by breaking the flesh from whipping too hard for example, you can void the warranty. But it doesn’t sound like she’s done that, so it’s probably OK. |
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She’s not a pro-domme, anyway, because to the eternal howls of anguish from love-sick slaves, I believe Lady Sophia Black has retired. |
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Life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness…Oh well, at least you’re still alive, right? |
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They still call him ‘Fatso’: the name they gave him when he arrived. I think that’s unnecessarily insulting, to be honest. |
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BDSM can be an excellent way of relieving stress, while also increasing it. |
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Why does femdom have to be so complicated? Can’t I just have my ‘happy ending’? No? Oh, OK. |
…but not quite cold enough yet for me to be allowed to sleep in the house. Never mind. Here are some wintrish captions.
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It’s a bit cruel of her, to focus so much on the depressing news of our changing climate. Look how unhappy he seems. |
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Oh well. At least your day had the prospect of some meaning, for one brief moment. Back to your squalid and pointless existence. |
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OWK does actually have a complaints box for its male guests, surprisingly enough. I spent six hours in it once. |