Comments on: Honey, Flies, Bondage

By: Lord Byron

Lord Byron — Thu, 31 Jul 2008 00:46:49 +0000

yes the cutting table with flour and strapped down, with the butter and the cat’s sandpaper tongue licking on the clit .. have perfected this to an art with many a young beauty.. life is great and to film them react is even greater.. Sex is what life is all about.
evil wicked laugh inserted here. Muahhhaha Get your self a young one and watch the reaction to the cat’s musings. She’ll love and hate you forever, but always return. This is the only way to send them out into the world. going on 249 young victims. sex sex sex and more sex. Here kitty here kitty here kitty. Beware the one who has a house full of felines and a cutting table in the kitchen. Dont forget to bring a mop. smile

By: wayabear

wayabear — Mon, 29 Jan 2007 04:44:17 +0000

I look at the position and think “Wow. Gorgeous… no way that’s ever going to work with my belly.” Thanks so much for promoting healthy variety.

By: mainja

mainja — Sat, 27 Jan 2007 13:44:58 +0000

one of the things i love about cominging here is that there are yummy images, and then you go into the comments, and boom, you’re into a societal debate. physical and mental stimulation. it’s nice. covers all the bases…

By: Lola

Lola — Sat, 27 Jan 2007 06:49:36 +0000

I snuck reads of the Beauty series in a bookstore when I was 19. The first time I fell in love with bdsm. Seeing the words still makes me tingle. Thanks, Bacchus.

By: Bacchus

Bacchus — Sat, 27 Jan 2007 02:41:42 +0000

Jenx, I agree that the position shown is unsustainable for long.

Kink.com actually has a pretty good reputation for the treatment of its models, though, so one photograph isn’t enough to make me worry that they made her sustain it for an unsafe length of time.

By: Bacchus

Bacchus — Sat, 27 Jan 2007 02:24:03 +0000

Gloria, let’s be clear about what we’re discussing here. Eric asked a question — clearly a critical one — about why I felt free, in a particular case, to criticize the dominant, destructive “starvation is beautiful” social standard of beauty. He further implied hypocrisy on my part, by (rightly) observing that I wouldn’t allow anyone to promote that deadly standard here on my blog.

So I explained my reasoning, and why I don’t feel like a hypocrite.

I express no opionion about what it’s “OK” for others to say elsewhere.

In the context of this blog, such comments are going to be about photographs. And we have no way, generally, to know whether a skinny woman in a photograph is “naturally thin” (if that’s even a meaningful concept, of which I’m skeptical) or has been starving herself since age six in response to social pressure. So, I can’t answer your question, because I don’t know how I would know if that situation ever came up.

When I say of a woman in a photograph “she might need a sandwich” you’ll notice the word “might” in there. It’s my expression that I *suspect* she might be starving herself in response to social pressure, and it’s my attempt to apply countering social pressure (social reassurance?).

It’s always possible, in particular cases, that I’m wrong about a particular woman. Hence the word “might”.

Is it “OK” for me to suspect that a woman might be starving herself? And to share that suspicion, in a semi-humorous way, on my own blog, for reasons I think good? Even though, one time in a dozen, I might be wrong?

Yeah, I think it is.

By: Jenx

Jenx — Sat, 27 Jan 2007 02:13:17 +0000

I’m really, REALLY concerned with the color of her hands and feet. I’ve seen (and been involved in) some pretty hardcore bondage - if the extremities look like that, it’s time to cut the ropes.