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Troposphere posted:Japanese rope bondage Too complicated for twenty somethings, so the webbing looks more like someone is trying to break their ribs.
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drat weeabos have to ruin everything can't even tie a person up for some anal without shibaro
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Aug 23, 2016 22:16
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What ever happened to duct tape and a basement? Millenials always making things so complicated!
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Aug 23, 2016 22:21
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Why even bother with bondage. Chloroform and you're good.
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Aug 23, 2016 22:22
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Anyone wanna play Shibari Go?
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i think i've seen that stuff before actually and I also feel like by the time it took you to tie all those knots and poo poo no one would be into it anymore like licking honey off your partner; sounds cool but meanwhile by the time you get halfway up 1 leg you're on a sugar overload and the girl fell asleep maybe this is why Japan's population is declining?
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Aug 23, 2016 22:23
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Moridin920 posted:i think i've seen that stuff before actually and I also feel like by the time it took you to tie all those knots and poo poo no one would be into it anymore the whole point is the anticipation my friend 
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PallasAthene posted:
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Aug 23, 2016 22:45
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Being hispanic is a real motherfucker. I meet people all the time that think we're going to be best friends because we are both chicanos that speak spanish. There are millions of us here, dude, that any sort of game changer. Especially not in Texas.
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Aug 23, 2016 22:54
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Troposphere posted:the whole point is the anticipation my friend God drat millennials don't even have the patience to tie a woman up right these days, it's all store bought ball gags and handcuffs with them.
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Aug 23, 2016 23:31
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cnut posted:The saddle rubs their clit. Like a sybian, before there were sybians.
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Aug 23, 2016 23:33
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yeah idk why a girl would enjoy having thousands of pounds of raw animal muscle between her legs and under her control also horses are cute 
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Aug 23, 2016 23:36
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I think people increasingly do the shibari and other "intense" sexual activity because they have confused increasing levels of sexual embarrassment/taboo with a partner with intimacy-intimacy with a partner. Also they watch too much porn. Connecting with people is difficult and there aren't any shortcuts. You really have to learn to appreciate how what you do affects people as people, and that can vary a lot. My favorite person required me to develop an entirely new social schema and I still don't really understand them. The kind of people I like best require a lot of thought and investment. I put in the effort because I am a workaholic, but in the end I get the opportunity to love them and it's pretty cool.
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Aug 23, 2016 23:37
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I think that poo poo is no more or less common than it always has been, you just hear about it easily now bc the internet and modern technology. It's not like the Marquis de Sade was the first weirdo to ever exist and I'm pretty sure bondage is as old as rope and cured leather.
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Aug 23, 2016 23:38
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Who wants to do a bondage?
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I had a girlfriend that had a Shibari fetish incessantly hint about how much she wanted to try it and then straight up buy me a how-to book on it. I couldn't even play cats cradle right when I was a kid but I figured I'd be a terrible boyfriend if I didn't at least try. $50 of nylon rope and an hour of frustration later that whole concept went out the window. Still got the book around someplace, though.
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People can invent stuff from scratch, but like furries on the internet or BDSM in the Cali gay communities, stuff really does become more popular once you hit a certain critical mass.
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Pick posted:People can invent stuff from scratch, but like furries on the internet or BDSM in the Cali gay communities, stuff really does become more popular once you hit a certain critical mass. Yeah but I think it's a question of people realizing they enjoy a fetish they've never heard of versus just slowly becoming more and more degenerate in search of a good orgasm. I mean yeah, there are porn addicts, but I don't think that's really the norm or really an explanation for why people enjoy kink stuff. Tbh I don't know what you mean by quote:I think people increasingly do the shibari and other "intense" sexual activity because they have confused increasing levels of sexual embarrassment/taboo with a partner with intimacy-intimacy with a partner. Seems to me like the more intimate I become with a partner the more willing we are to try new things because we're actually less embarrassed around each other, not more. e: oh I see what you mean now. yeah maybe a bit.
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Redjakk posted:I had a girlfriend that had a Shibari fetish incessantly hint about how much she wanted to try it and then straight up buy me a how-to book on it. I couldn't even play cats cradle right when I was a kid but I figured I'd be a terrible boyfriend if I didn't at least try. Trying to go straight to Shibari sounds likes a bad idea. You probably gotta start on some scrub level binds and work your way up just like anything else.
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horses are big dumb ding dongs that die super easy n poo poo they were a mistake imo
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That face when an old guy uses the phrase "rode hard and put away wet" and you never heard it before
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Decrepus posted:That face when an old guy uses the phrase "rode hard and put away wet" and you never heard it before Apropos of nothing, when I was a kid I thought the phrase was "rowed hard and put away wet," like a canoe not being dried off.
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I mean, there's the manchild quote about wearing fedoras and bow ties to affect the trappings of "grown-up" without realizing what it means to be grown up, and I think people do it in relationships too. "People in love do X! They say X!" It becomes ritualized. People who are emotionally mature listen and relate, they become more whole by working through who they are with another person. I just got back from seeing a friend who always ends our visits with "I love you" and I say the same back to her. But now people think it's a big deal to even say it in the context of a romantic relationship, like its a concession in a power play. What good is a power play there exactly? You're meant to be on the same team.
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Aug 24, 2016 00:05
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shibari is good and cool
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Troposphere posted:shibari is good and cool I haven't done it but I might but it'd just be like a thing cool af to draw though
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Aug 24, 2016 00:25
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Pick posted:I haven't done it but I might but it'd just be like a thing ikr I love drawin all dem ropes
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Aug 24, 2016 00:25
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Troposphere posted:ikr I love drawin all dem ropes people loved that sticker u did
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Pick posted:people loved that sticker u did hell yeah I'm glad! I found the original lying around the other day now I have bara shibari tiddies hangin out keeping me company
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Troposphere posted:shibari is good and cool It's just like your japanese animes where the girl fucks her brother.
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Pick posted:I mean, there's the manchild quote about wearing fedoras and bow ties to affect the trappings of "grown-up" without realizing what it means to be grown up, and I think people do it in relationships too. "People in love do X! They say X!" It becomes ritualized. People who are emotionally mature listen and relate, they become more whole by working through who they are with another person. I just got back from seeing a friend who always ends our visits with "I love you" and I say the same back to her. But now people think it's a big deal to even say it in the context of a romantic relationship, like its a concession in a power play. What good is a power play there exactly? You're meant to be on the same team. Why can't it just be, "I was turned on by seeing X, maybe we can try X"
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Arcsquad12 posted:It's just like your japanese animes where the girl fucks her brother. nah I only watch the finest of yuri my dude
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Troposphere posted:shibari is good and cool Every episode of Sailor Moon involves shibari or domination elements. 
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Pick posted:"People in love do X! They say X!" It becomes ritualized. Love is a cargo cult. 
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So are all these dogs bitches?
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No they are nice dogs.
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Mak0rz posted:content, cross posted from another thread: I dunno maybe he's right I emailed this to a friend of mine and this is what she replied with 
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Aug 24, 2016 01:59
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who doesn't want brunch
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Dinosaurmageddon posted:Every episode of Sailor Moon involves shibari or domination elements. Wonder Woman, too.
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This thread has made me had to Google basically every term or acronym mentioned. What in the flying gently caress has the internet done to people? Was this line of thinking as commonplace before the internet hit saturation point, or is the internet allowing this type of thought to propagate? Thanks for the laughs and the cringing though!
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PallasAthene posted:I try not to be cynical, but when someone tells me they're doing a lunch run to "THA-co Bell and ask if I want them to bring me a kEH-sah-deeejah and a Baghhha Blast," after they just asked the dude next to me if he wants a gordita or enchirito it seems like they either think I won't understand the English pronunciations or that I might take offense and ride around the place on a horse firing pistolas into the air. No but seriously, how the gently caress are we supposed to pronounce things then? What should someone who's not Mexican say when they say taco? TACK-oh? Tuh-KOH? "TAH-co" is how it's pronounced, they pronounce it in every single Taco Bell commercial that way. It's the name of one of the whitest franchises in the US. And I pronounce a quesadilla "keh-sah-deejah" because that's how it's loving pronounced. Should I call gyros "JIE-rose" and croissants "crescent rolls"?
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