CUK Spanking thread

[cailin maith]

bulldog clips

Ouch..... Jesus Christ. Even thinking about that is making my eyes water!!

[TheFaQQer]

I just assumed you gave a few whacks on the ass and that was the end of it.

How naive.

[cailin maith]

How naive.

Shut up, you didn't know all that either

[TheFaQQer]

Shut up, you didn't know all that either

That's what you think. I could teach you a thing or too, my dear...

[TheFaQQer]

Crocodile Clips!

And a 240v supply?

[BrilloPad]

Nah, actually doing it isn't the issue. But I just assumed you gave a few whacks on the ass and that was the end of it. There is a lot more to it than that. Clearly it's an art form

Further : there are some who act out this sort of thing on a 24/7 basis!

[d000hg]

Now, those body-modders...that's REALLY weird...

Which just goes to prove, no matter how much I try to challenge myself and open up to new experiences, there are some things which I instinctively perceive as weird. Mea Culpea. I'm guilty too I guess.

So, having just accused myself of hyprocisy (sp?), I guess I need to examine body-modding more closely and challenge/change my POV.

Why exactly? Why not accept you find things weird and leave it at that like everyone else does?

[Board Game Geek]

dooohg posted : Why exactly? Why not accept you find things weird and leave it at that like everyone else does?

Because I believe that by challenging my own preconceptions, I can overcome and learn something, rather than wallow in my own ignorance.

[fckvwls]

Because I believe that by challenging my own preconceptions, I can overcome and learn something, rather than wallow in my own ignorance.

A fine philosophy to have imo. What other means do we have of really learning/experiencing new things unless we challenge ourselves in all areas of life?

[TykeMerc]

But sometimes pain is good, like when you get a tattoo... thats good pain.

Now I find that weird.

1. I loathe needles
2. With almost no exception I find tattoo's unpleasant to look at and downright unsightly in many cases
3. They're an almost indelible fashion statement
4. Skin changes over time so they stop looking "cool" even if you found them attractive in the first place
5. This is possibly a product of my upbringing, tattoo's look rather low brow and common to me
6. An awful lot of people have had them done in the last decade or two so any novelty factor is long gone
7. They hurt (quite a lot I'm informed)

I can vaguely understand people voluntarily accepting pain as exercise is a common cause and I've had my fair share of sporting injuries, but tattoo's utterly confuse me.