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In spite of Dr. Halat and thousands of years of patriarchy, hymens aren’t an especially good way to verify much of anything.  But the fantasy dies pretty hard…. daddys-sin: And as soon as the Doctor verifys her purity we will start the bidding at $10,000.

In spite of Dr. Halat and thousands of years of patriarchy, hymens aren’t an especially good way to verify much of anything.  But the fantasy dies pretty hard….

daddys-sin:

And as soon as the Doctor verifys her purity we will start the bidding at $10,000.

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1 November 2011 • reblog: dk1313 • female sub virginity rope bondage lace soft media sale auction photo 2010s

Ghosts.  Fer sure.  Now you tell me what that pumpkin is made out of.  Concrete? aureliainamaze: inviting Orlando to figure out how exactly the shadow on the wall got there… vintagegal: Yvonne De Carlo 1940’s

Ghosts.  Fer sure.  Now you tell me what that pumpkin is made out of.  Concrete?

aureliainamaze:

inviting Orlando to figure out how exactly the shadow on the wall got there…

vintagegal:

Yvonne De Carlo 1940’s

30 October 2011 • reblog: vintagegal • pumpkin jack o lantern kitten play catsuit tail high heels stockings fishnet ears 1940s photo soft media

While it’s possible that it’s her milkshake that’s bringing all the boys to the yard, there are some other factors that have to be considered, too. confidentialcupcake

While it’s possible that it’s her milkshake that’s bringing all the boys to the yard, there are some other factors that have to be considered, too.

confidentialcupcake

22 October 2011 • reblog: cuddleslutfordaddy • food stockings lace soft media petticoats garters female photo 2010s

She never even addresses her in the second person.  It’s all: “Marcus, why don’t you give Claudette another twenty.  I don’t think she sounds repentant enough.”

She never even addresses her in the second person.  It’s all:

“Marcus, why don’t you give Claudette another twenty.  I don’t think she sounds repentant enough.”

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20 October 2011 • reblog: amphora37 • oil painting ff hierarchy threesome cane caning soft media maid bent over ass

Even in Story of O (1954), the collar simply appears as one part of the captives’ bondage ensemble.  The symbolic importance is attached to her ring. In Jaekin’s 1975 film version, here, the collars are (I think) kind of silly looking. BTW, I have a new blog post on the book.

Even in Story of O (1954), the collar simply appears as one part of the captives’ bondage ensemble.  The symbolic importance is attached to her ring.

In Jaekin’s 1975 film version, here, the collars are (I think) kind of silly looking.

BTW, I have a new blog post on the book.

19 April 2011 • collar female sub story of o co-submission assistance 1950s 1970s books films breasts mirror soft media hard media

As I’ve written elsewhere, I haven’t seen that much video porn, and what I have seen I hate in all sorts of ways.  But this is just lovely.  The silence, black and white and slow-motion photography is all perfect, and the models (especially in the last sequence) both seem to belong in that moment.  And there’s something so humiliating about stopped-motion bodies responding to a blow… collaredprincess: This is just yummy. Do yourself a favor & watch this video! Good lord, if only I had a girl & a cane right about now… filthygorgeousthings: There’s an exquisitely slow, sexy video by Ruth Hogben at SHOWstudio which, unfortunately, can’t be embedded here. It’s very much worth clicking through.

As I’ve written elsewhere, I haven’t seen that much video porn, and what I have seen I hate in all sorts of ways.  But this is just lovely.  The silence, black and white and slow-motion photography is all perfect, and the models (especially in the last sequence) both seem to belong in that moment.  And there’s something so humiliating about stopped-motion bodies responding to a blow…

collaredprincess:

This is just yummy. Do yourself a favor & watch this video! Good lord, if only I had a girl & a cane right about now…

filthygorgeousthings:

There’s an exquisitely slow, sexy video by Ruth Hogben at SHOWstudio which, unfortunately, can’t be embedded here. It’s very much worth clicking through.

26 August 2010 • reblog: filthygorgeousthings • F/f video spanking toys crop flogger kneeling OTK CFNF naked sub female sub soft media stopped motion 2000s whimper

“Sardax” is probably the most famous pen-and-ink artist alive associated with femdom themes. What I love about this image is her face and her hand on his cheek: “I love you darling, but right now my girlfriends and I need to whip you until you pass out.”

“Sardax” is probably the most famous pen-and-ink artist alive associated with femdom themes.

What I love about this image is her face and her hand on his cheek: “I love you darling, but right now my girlfriends and I need to whip you until you pass out.”

17 July 2010 • Fm four or more wrists overhead pen and ink pencil crying half naked male sub collar leather soft media chain whip anticipation gloves bondage 2000s sardax whimper

Morgan at Porto Bello, 1887, Howard Pyle The Caribbean pirate trope as known in pop culture was pretty much invented in the 19th century.  Pyle, especially, produced dozens of stories and striking images of pirates for his children’s books, and for Harper’s.  Pyle was notoriously historically inaccurate, but he captured what was essentially attractive about the pirate fantasy, a century before Johnny Depp: an exotic dropout culture free from rules and normal social standards, including sexual standards. As roughly fifty thousand bodice-ripping novels assure us, the wild-eyed captive on the right is about to lose her dress, her virginity, and every last shred of innocence.  And yet, although her captor is a cruel beast, who subjects her to unspeakable horrors and indignities, she will slowly come to love him, (Yes!, love him undyingly!) by around page 467. Finally, I just have to point out that this scene is framed much like the Orientalist “presenting the new slave” motif.

Morgan at Porto Bello, 1887, Howard Pyle

The Caribbean pirate trope as known in pop culture was pretty much invented in the 19th century.  Pyle, especially, produced dozens of stories and striking images of pirates for his children’s books, and for Harper’s.  Pyle was notoriously historically inaccurate, but he captured what was essentially attractive about the pirate fantasy, a century before Johnny Depp: an exotic dropout culture free from rules and normal social standards, including sexual standards.

As roughly fifty thousand bodice-ripping novels assure us, the wild-eyed captive on the right is about to lose her dress, her virginity, and every last shred of innocence.  And yet, although her captor is a cruel beast, who subjects her to unspeakable horrors and indignities, she will slowly come to love him, (Yes!, love him undyingly!) by around page 467.

Finally, I just have to point out that this scene is framed much like the Orientalist “presenting the new slave” motif.

11 July 2010 • pirate hierarchy orientalism soft media rope bondage kneeling female sub male sub Mm Mf weapons gun late 1800s pyle clothed sub pen and ink