“Curiosity killed the cat – but satisfaction brought it back.
1) Have you ever “ridden a horse”? Not a live one, the wooden one that tries to split your cunt open.
I have! It’s one of those things that I love to hate. I have pictures of it posted somewhere in the archives (someday I *will* go back and tag all the entries. Someday. When I have about 8 hours to spare. ;) ). I even made a new, shinier, better one a few months ago and it’s been stuck in the corner, never used, ever since. But now that you’ve so graciously reminded Master that it’s there with this wonderful question, I am *sure* that will be rectified soon! Thank you so much! :P
2) Do you engage in water play (submersion, forced hosing, etc.)?
Not yet, although it’s something he’s mentioned more than once. I expect that it’ll happen sometime. I’m not sure how I feel about it either. It’s not really the same feeling as the choking/smothering thing we do now I’ll bet. Adding in my water phobia, it could be pretty intense.
3) How does your doctor deal with your lifestyle? I can’t imagine that the “Owned Slave” scars go unnoticed during a breast exam, let alone the welts from a great night of whipping et al. It wold be nice to know that the medical community has open minded individuals who understand the difference between abuse and “aggressive” sexual play.
They do, actually. All it takes is honest, up front communication. Doctors know what s&m is, and while they may raise their eyebrows at some of the more intense forms of things, as long as you present yourself as a well-informed, consenting and confident individual, they don’t make an issue out of it. I’ve never gotten anything worse than simple curiosity from a medical professional (though I have wondered what they talk about in the break room sometimes!).
In fact, I was just at the doc’s yesterday afternoon for a pap, breast exam and general physical. I’m still sporting the healing marks from the recent whipping and there was no noticeable change in his demeanor as he examined me. Now we did hold off redoing the breast cuttings knowing this appt. was coming up. While the scars are there and still visible, there is no reason to have had it fresh and healing. Neither of us see any point in “flaunting” what we do, you know? (and there is one person I know who will be happy to hear that I had my tetanus shot updated too!) (Funny how I cringe and get all nervous when the nurse
approaches me with a needle, but when it’s Master, I’m practically salivating at the thought of being poked!).
4) You asked if anyone has stolen play ideas from you. Do you worry that a novice may get in over her head doing so?
Meh. Not really, not anymore. I’m nobody’s guidance counselor. I expect people to do their own research, to know their own body, know their partner. And as I like to say- stupid should hurt. :D
5) Have you stolen play ideas from other blogs (such as DL’s Toy)?
Oh all the time. All the time. I will often read something or see a picture and tell Master about it. At that point, if he’s interested in it, it’s filed away in his head and then when he wants to do it, he’ll modify it to suit his wants and needs. I don’t know that I’ve ever taken something *exactly* as I read it/saw it because we aren’t exactly like the people I read. Sometimes he takes whatever it is and makes it worse, sometimes he makes it lighter, sometimes it’s just the starting point for something entirely different. I have zero qualms about being a copy cat; I read some pretty interesting folks!
6) What’s your top five favorite movies of all time? and 7) What do you think are the five best movies of all time? (feel free to up the number on this and the previous if five is too small)
I’m combining these two because for me, it’s one and the same. My favorites ARE the best. :)
I Am Legend.
Breakfast Club
E.T.
Men in Black I and II
Girl, Interrupted
Beaches
War of the Worlds
Terms of Endearment
About a Boy
Schindler’s List
Se7en
Catch Me if You Can
American History X
The Count of Monte Cristo
8. Who’s your top five favotite authors (you can’t name me unless you actually go read my stuff on stories on line ;) )
Stephen King (his earlier stuff. His newer stuff is… meh.. so-so.)
Dean Koontz (I like teh horror)
John Grishom (Skipping Christmas, movie and book are awesome.)
J.K. Rowling (even though I didn’t read all the H.P books, I think what she writes, judging by the success with both children and adults, is pretty impressive)
Nicholas Sparks
9) What’s your top five favorite books of all time?
The Shining and The Stand -well hell, I’d have a whole list of Stephen King books.
The Girl in the Box
The Girl Next Door (quite disturbing, that book)
The Deep End of the Ocean
The Twilight Series
The DaVinci Code
Gone With the Wind
The Left Behind series (I started reading this years ago and got to the 6th or 7th book which was the newest publication at the time. In waiting for the newer books, I lost interest in it. Seems like when there is too long between books I forget the details and can’t be bothered anymore. But maybe now that it’s finished (I think. Is it?) I’ll start over and read the whole set.)
It’s hard for me to pick favorites. It’s just like trying to pick that favorite scene; I think the current one is the best until I get to the next one, you know?
10) Do you ever play monopoly, and if you do, who usually wins?
I haven’t played monopoly in years, since I was a kid and played with my siblings. I can tell you that I lost then. Every single time. Monopoly stressed me out, man. It’s so much pressure! All those decisions and risky chances… whew. Made me sweat. We usually play Mad Gab, or Scene It as a family. I play Chess with B-man, he’s even beat me a time or two.
The End! :D













