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Art of shibari 🐇🪢
Limits
No limits.... Life is too short
My roles & archetype
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Welcome to The Fetish Emporium. We are a Dungeon for Hire and a comprehensive multi-roomed, private, BDSM themed complex. We have it all!
And ju...
Manchester -
Greater Manchester - UK
Welcome to the Stockport Dungeon.
This super awesome kink play room is owned and operated by the spectacular, Princess Lucina. This Mistress has...
Manchester -
Greater Manchester - UK
Townhouse was established in 2005, being taken over by Vicky and Jim in 2012. We are well known for our warm welcome, spotlessly clean venue and re...
Wirral -
Merseyside - UK
The Lifestyle Lounge offers a luxurious setting for members of the Swing, Kink, Fetish, & LGBTQIA+ Alternative lifestyle to come together and explo...
Salford -
Greater Manchester - UK
Fetish.com gives you…
Fetish.com is like an appetizing smorgasbord in Warrington with lots of hot guys to meet up with. Have a look around first if you prefer to see who’s around, or if you know what you want, search by selecting the right category "Kinky Dating”. Nobody stays alone here for long! Fetish.com has tons going on!
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Art of shibari 🐇🪢
Art of shibari 🐇🪢
Bruises and Marks: Souvenirs of Play
Bruises aren’t just biology—they’re little postcards from last night’s adventures. Some folks bruise if a marshmallow bumps them, others could survive a war and still look flawless. Either way, those purple love notes can feel like temporary tattoos made of Read more… trust and mischief.
Placement matters, though. A bruise on your thigh? Sexy. A handprint on your neck before brunch with grandma? Less ideal. Stick to the squishy spots, avoid fragile areas, and don’t forget aftercare—ice packs, arnica, and cuddles (yes, that’s doctor’s orders).
Pro tips for the marked-up life: scarves hide neck hickies, long sleeves tame spank art, and if all else fails just smirk and say, “You should’ve seen the other guy.”
Marks fade. The giggles, growls, and oh-my-god-yes memories? Those stick around forever.
Bruises aren’t just biology—they’re little postcards from last night’s adventures. Some folks bruise if a marshmallow bumps them, others could survive a war and still look flawless. Either way, those purple love notes can feel like temporary tattoos made of Read more… trust and mischief.
Placement matters, though. A bruise on your thigh? Sexy. A handprint on your neck before brunch with grandma? Less ideal. Stick to the squishy spots, avoid fragile areas, and don’t forget aftercare—ice packs, arnica, and cuddles (yes, that’s doctor’s orders).
Pro tips for the marked-up life: scarves hide neck hickies, long sleeves tame spank art, and if all else fails just smirk and say, “You should’ve seen the other guy.”
Marks fade. The giggles, growls, and oh-my-god-yes memories? Those stick around forever.
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Saying Good Girl: Why It Means So Much
Sometimes, the smallest words carry the deepest weight. Among them, “good girl” has a unique kind of power. To an outside ear, it might sound simple, even ordinary—but for many women in loving, trusting relationships, it holds a meaning that reaches far Read more… beneath the surface.
When spoken sincerely, those two words can feel like recognition, like being truly seen and appreciated. They affirm that her efforts matter, that her care and devotion are not just noticed but cherished. It’s not about perfection—it’s about knowing she is enough, right there in that moment.
There’s also an intimacy in the phrase. “Good girl” is not just encouragement; it’s a kind of gentle claim, a reminder of connection and closeness. It softens the heart, quiets the noise of self-doubt, and lets her rest in the comfort of approval. For some, it can even feel like a release—a permission to let go and simply be, without questioning whether they’re doing enough.
The real power, though, isn’t in the words themselves. It comes from the trust between the two people, from the bond that makes such simple praise feel so profound. When spoken with care, “good girl” becomes more than just praise. It becomes a gift, a moment of safety, love, and belonging.
Sometimes, the smallest words carry the deepest weight. Among them, “good girl” has a unique kind of power. To an outside ear, it might sound simple, even ordinary—but for many women in loving, trusting relationships, it holds a meaning that reaches far Read more… beneath the surface.
When spoken sincerely, those two words can feel like recognition, like being truly seen and appreciated. They affirm that her efforts matter, that her care and devotion are not just noticed but cherished. It’s not about perfection—it’s about knowing she is enough, right there in that moment.
There’s also an intimacy in the phrase. “Good girl” is not just encouragement; it’s a kind of gentle claim, a reminder of connection and closeness. It softens the heart, quiets the noise of self-doubt, and lets her rest in the comfort of approval. For some, it can even feel like a release—a permission to let go and simply be, without questioning whether they’re doing enough.
The real power, though, isn’t in the words themselves. It comes from the trust between the two people, from the bond that makes such simple praise feel so profound. When spoken with care, “good girl” becomes more than just praise. It becomes a gift, a moment of safety, love, and belonging.
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I’ve seen all the comments—don’t get it twisted, I’m not desperate like the rest. I’m not here to chase you. Take it or lose your shot. Simple.
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