Bonjour!
OK, good morning. I had a revelation whilst nearly asleep last night about the site’s tag line. It said, “c’est la vie, mon amis.” (Side note – the spell checker reads “c’est la vie” and doesn’t try to tell me it’s wrong, even though it’s French, but it tells me “mon amis” isn’t right. Just because it’s somewhat of a cliche, does not mean it’s English!) Continue reading
This is probably going to annoy a bunch of people, especially those who’s “experience” with BDSM is constrained to online dealings and just about nothing else, but I would like to know if anyone has any idea who started the “I/i”, “H/him”, “S/she” nonsense. I think my study of language has me constantly getting annoyed every single time I see this. Continue reading
It is possible that I take things too literally. I know I see a lot of things as black & white with zero chance of grey. People like to tack on irrelevancies disguised as padding to make themselves feel better about any given situation, but there is always an underlying simplicity to everything – it’s not my problem if they can’t admit it. Continue reading
A friend pointed me at this article and it irritated me within moments.
If you’re sick of the “cougar” hype, read on to find out how these two authors are breaking the stereotype down. Compare the “accidental cougar” to the “real cougar” — then draw your own conclusions! Continue reading
The idea of a sexual slave generally brings the idea of people being bought and sold for menial tasks to the minds of most people outside the community. Thoughts of “subhumans” abound, thoughts of any sort of non-consensual use, thoughts of inhumane treatment, and so on. Continue reading