October 31, 2007...6:15 pm

Perverted Sex: A Useful Glossary

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Just print this post out and keep it on hand to save the embarrassment of ignorance whenever you are having perverted sex

Femdom: (a) A kind of perverted sex where women boss men around. It’s kind of an ugly word for a very lovely thing.

Sometimes this word is kind of necessary though, for example in the phrase ‘all of femdom has been broken by stupid men and asshat women they were paying to do extra fucking up of everything they didn’t have time for themselves.’

(b) Also used to mean the woman actually wearing the bossy boots. Pretty much exclusively a woman who is bossing around a man.

Mandom: Like femdom but the other way round. For example: (a) Gor (b) man in leather waistcoat and goatee beard.

Gor: A fantastical, ultra-butch, mandom, survivalist adventure playground – sorta planet of the mandoms. Supa-stupid and very, very hot if you flip the roles so the women are on top and the men are getting whipped furiously – much hotter than any attempt at femdoms in space. All fun and high jinks except for where it is spoiled by men who have masturbated over it so much they think we should remake the world in its image.

Sub and dom (and domme): A sub (short for submissive) is a person who gets turned on by playing at being low status during perverted sex. A dom (short for dominant) is a person who gets turned on by playing at being high status during sex.

A domme is a female dom - pointless additional category for people who think we should be warned if a dominant person is - OMG female - with a stupidly frilly word. Mostly gender specifications like this occur when the idea of a person of that sex doing that thing is so fucking OMG – male nurse, lady doctor. Other than being sexist fucking arse-crap it has no other purpose. Unless you are playing scrabble.

Dominatrix: A dominant women. The Latinate feminine of dominator - or something. Why this archaic ‘trix’ form persists in this word uniquely in the whole of modern English is at first glance mysterious, until you remember that dominant women are so *fucking* *classy* that Latin is practically their second language.

Also – see above re gendered words. Bletch.

Prodom: (also prodomme, pro domme, professional dominatrix, professional pompous fucking asshat.) A woman who does dominatrixing for money. The only kind of dominant woman allowed to exist in mainstream/vanilla media. A highly over-subscribed profession due to its general vague glamorisation as a source of free money.

Amdom: A bitch who gives dominatrixing away for free like some kind of crazy fule.

Dominixtrix: A slightly amusing mispronunciation of dominatrix that I have become rather fond of.

Dominatrixing: Doing dominatrix stuff

Domina/Dominatrice/Dominanana: Pointless fucking noise

Top and bottom: People who do subbing and domming stuff but not in a submissive or dominant way. They hit people/get hit and tie people/get tied but they don’t really enjoy it. They just do it for the exercise or something.

Whatever, but, no matter how much context you have these words always sound ambiguous. Anyone saying ‘I’m a top’ or ‘I’m a bottom’ deserves the response, ‘You’re a what?’.

Hi, I’m Timothy and this is my bottom, Francesca.

Mistress: A word that, if it ever had any erotic potential, has been completely destroyed by the femdom destroying triptych of femdom porn, prodoms and porn-drunk submissive men who write about their SO on their blogs like this, ‘Mistress said we should go to the shops.’ Mistress is not her fucking name. Stop wanking and remember she’s a human-fucking-being.

Master: Master is kind of less pompous and assy than Mistress. Some women call themselves Master – but that just seems kind of stupid. It seems just as stupid to masculinise yourself as to over emphasise the fact you are a woman. All of femdom is so screwy with gender.

Course a lot of mandoms use the title ‘Master’. It’s a common kind of thing. And by common I mean both frequently occurring and a little vulgar. A lot of mandoms are wankers. So I like to imagine their second names are Bator. I just imagine this in my head, though. I do not like confrontation.

Honourifics: Stupid ass titles – lady, milady, duchess, evil overlady of the mostest evil empire - femdoms give themselves so you tell what asshats they are.

Goddess: The most stupid honourific – coveys a nasty untouchable, sacred, not-getting-fucked-hard vibe

Male: God, god, god! What is wrong with people? Male is not a noun. It is an adjective. You are not a submissive male, you are a submissive man or a submissive male human. Or perhaps a submissive male gorilla – which would be sort of hot.

Female: Similarly I am a dominant woman not a fucking dominant female. I am sick of reading men’s opinions about ‘females’ – what, you can’t type women? Your keyboard missing the W?

BDSM: This stands for bondage and discipline and domination and submission and sadism and masochism. This is obviously stupid as there are not enough letters and it is hard to understand and it is a horrible ugly string of consonants that sounds like an electronics company.

The BDSM emblem: A three part yin-yang symbol that looks like 3 slugs having sex (the slugs represent subs, doms and switches), and that unimaginative people with no sense of aesthetics sometimes get tattooed onto themselves. Seriously, if you are getting a tattoo get something that looks nice. Like my initials. I {heart} BJ would look good on any bicep.

FUCKING CAPS LOCK PROTOCOL/SHIFT KEY ABUSE: Some people like to use capital letters to show how fucking dominant they are. The first thing you might notice when you encounter such a person is that the word dominant is written with a capital letter at the start and submissive with a lower case later. This is the first sign you should start backing away slowly.

Next we see pronouns like He, She and You capped up when they refer to a dominant person and capped down for submissive people. ‘i am so submissive’. Firstly, it’s hideous and secondly it’s stupid - only stupid people do this because they they are missing the point that people read by skimming the text for significant capitalised key words. That is why stuff written like this makes you feel weird when you read it.

Bondage: A over complicated way of stopping another person moving about - skill in which is the source of about 48% or all dom boasting. Sometimes the various ways of tying someone up get called by Japanese names because non-western cultures are more exotic and therefore cooler and making out Japanese people are all into weird/perverted/exotica sex is the kind of casual racism that never gets called in kinkland. And probably a lot of places too.

Dom boasting: Because dominant sexuality is so fucking fragile a lot of dominant people spend a lot of time boasting about how good they are at tying people up, doing whips, doing electrics or sounds, how much fucking *stuff* they have. How many Japanese words they know for bondaging. How well equipped their dungeons are. How long they have been doing perverted sex. Etcetera, etcetera, et-fucking-cetera. Like there are only allowed to be so many doms in the world and we are all competing for those valuable places on the over-sub-scribed dom bus to pervert sex nirvana.

The Femdom Demographic Issue: The lie that there are way more male submissives than female dominants. Good for business if you are a prodom. This lie is big player in the spoiling of all of femdom.

Tributes: What dominatrixes call the money and other consumer goods men give them in exchange for perverted sex

Leather: Sometimes perverted sex is called leathersex. This is bad news for vegans and also for cows. Leather clothes are stupid and if you need any more proof remembers that without leather we would have no leather waistcoats and leather waistcoats are what Master Bator wears.

Fucking corsets: Corset were designed to oppress women via clothing. Nowadays they are trumpeted by asshat dominant women as empowering ‘cause they make you look so beayootiful men go all weak at the knees. I am not sure how much perverted sex you get done when he is weak at the knees and you have passed out from lack of oxygen to the brain. Being able to breathe is kind of nice.

Thigh boots: Being able to bend at the knee is also nice. It’s a design feature of legs. Thigh boots are for fancy dress.

High Heels: High heels are kind of interesting. I hate them – but I’ll still let them be interesting. Female submissive often wear them because they are uncomfortable and the super high ones are practically bondage. Dominatrixes often wear them because they are associated with feminine beauty. But like so much stuff about feminine beauty they are about vulnerability. And vulnerable women don’t look very dominant to me.

They also hurt. All kinds. All feet. They are not nice. If you want your legs to look longer – try stilts. If you want to be taller – try standing on a box.

Ballet Boots: These are really high shoes with the foot held en pointe like a ballerina. You can’t actually walk in these. Unless you can. In which case you won’t be able to walk at all later in life.

Ballet Bots: Robotic ballerinas

Buffy Bot: That was a great episode of Buffy where they had a Buffy bot. I wish they had made an Angel bot. And then Angel had had sex with the Angel bot. I love David Boreanaz. If someone would make a clone of him I’d accept that as a damn tribute. I wish there was cloning in real life. Or bots.

Fucking Machines: On kink dot com they have a famous site that is all about women getting fucked by mechanical cocks. I find this crazyhot. I think on kink dot com you are meant to see the women as submissive and sort of overpowered by the machines – but I just see it as a fun way to potentially spend an afternoon. I don’t know why the women are usually tied up – what being fucked is so horrid you might wander off? Asshats.

Kink dot com: A porn site that has a bunch of kinky stuff with a fucking beautiful decaying-opulence aesthetic that somehow manages to just dodge giving me the kind of porn I want over and over. They have many different sites including Men in Pain that constantly enrages me with the way they dress the women and what they have them say and the fact that up until very recently their fucking ident was a woman doing a guy with a strap on (that’s not pain, motherfuckers – being fucked up the arse feels *amazing*). Kink dot com also have The Training of O which is my absolute all time perfect website except it is mandom/femsub.

If The Training of O trained a man – just once – I would give kink dot com my house. Well, maybe not my house, but I would give them a biscuit. A nice biscuit. Cream filled.

Polyamory: Having two boyfriends. Well, maybe it’s more complicated than that - having sexual/emotional relationships with more than one person. Having two boyfriends.

The internet: A bunch of computers connected together by phones. Good for finding other people to have perverted sex with as you have the whole universe to pick from. You would think this fact would also mean there would be some okay porn on there for dominant women, what with the whole universe thing. You’d be thinking fucking wrong.

Making porn out of coconuts: Practically the only solution to the problem above. Or would be if it were possible to make porn out of coconuts. The only things you can make out of coconuts is the sound of horse’s hooves and Thai green curry.

Handcuffs: What there is for people who don’t tie good knots

Velcro handcuffs: What there is for people who don’t tie good knots or care whether he can actually escape or not.

Fluffy handcuffs: A stupid pointless thing that has no sane reason to exist anywhere in the universe.

Handcuffs lined with sandpaper: Something I invented and may take on Dragon’s Den

Dragon’s Den: A UK TV show where rich people are given the chance to invest in stupid inventions.

Watersports: Pissing around with piss. How annoyed must wind surfers and pedalo enthusiasts be that perverted people have taken the name of their hobby to mean sex + urine?

It’s not even very accurate. I mean, surely, the whole point is that it *isn’t* water. How far do you think you’d get menacingly threatening to make a man drink nothing but – OMG – *water* for an entire day. Not very far is my guess. Unless he was an alcoholic.

Also, really hard to see quite how it’s a sport. How do you win? I like winning things.

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  • male
    –noun
    1. a person bearing an X and Y chromosome pair in the cell nuclei and normally having a penis, scrotum, and testicles, and developing hair on the face at adolescence; a boy or man.
    2. an organism of the sex or sexual phase that normally produces a sperm cell or male gamete.
    3. Botany. a staminate plant.
    –adjective
    4. of, pertaining to, or being a male animal or plant.
    5. pertaining to or characteristic of a male person; masculine: a male voice.
    6. composed of males: a male choir.
    7. Botany.
    a. designating or pertaining to a plant or its reproductive structure producing or containing microspores.
    b. (of seed plants) staminate.
    8. Machinery. made to fit into a corresponding open or recessed part: a male plug. Compare female (def. 8).

  • So, when I told Jack I was going to write that about male and female being an adjectives he said, ’someone will just find a dictionary that shows you’re wrong’

    So either you win or he does.

    I don’t care. I’m the queen of the dominoes. I sneer at your so called dictionaries.

  • This made me laugh, muchly. Thank you.

    Also, this sub bloke wrote to me (through one of those them there coconut internet site things) recently, calling me You all the way through and hoping I would be impressed by how keen he was to submit to me. I was so angered by the email (he also called me Goddess), I fired a furious one back at him explaining that if and when I choose to be dominant, it is not the capitalisation of his letters that would convince me to take him on as my sub.

    I think I scared him off: I’ve heard nothing since.

  • Either that or your wrath caused him to wank himself into a coma

  • I find the most hilarious when they use the cap locks protocol for plurals. I mean, when somebody says “i did this”, or “will You do that?” I always tend to think it might have been a typo. But “W/we are proud of O/our lifestyle!”?

  • My favourite was E/everybody.

    I mean, the thing about everybody, kind of an inclusive word.

  • Portions of this entry made me snort my coffee from laughing. It was not pretty, but I suppose that’s the price to pay.

    Re: top/bottom vs. dom/sub: (And yea, I know you probably don’t really care, but here I go) The distinction there is helpful especially in contexts of casual play. It’s helpful for people who play together without strong emotional involvement (to each their own, I guess), or people who play without defining a higher/lower status relationship or a system of inequality. Example: I pierce my friend who is also usually dominant, because he gets crazy adrenaline rushes from being pierced and it’s much harder to pierce yourself. But we’re still equals. It’s a damned fun way to play.

    Erm, sorry about the SAT thing.

    And happy birthday. I didn’t say that earlier. I will send you American boys in crates. I have my bait all set up.

  • oops!: caps lock. not cap locks.

    However… I have no problem with making them weak at the knees, albeit by different means.

  • Glad someone beat me to the “‘male’ is too a noun” punch, so I didn’t have to do it.

    This was really fun. I say that as a person whose boyfriend refers to her as “Mistress” in third person on his blog. Oops :P

  • Well I still stand by it. Male as a noun is fucking ugly. Jack being so right so quickly is a pain though. I am anticipating some smugness.

    Talking of ugly words, tell your boyfriend to stop the ‘mistress says‘ thing. It’s like me writing about Pan saying ‘husband says‘, ‘cohabitee says’

  • I would guess the “male” substitute has to do with the cultural brainwash that a submissive man somehow isn’t a man.

    When I see “domme” in a text, I always wonder whether this author writes “subbe” for a submissive woman then. Or is the idea: “not necessary because for submissive, female is the default”? It’s not my language but that is just too strange.

    Are you sure the BDSM slugs aren’t tadpoles?

  • Are you sure the BDSM slugs aren’t tadpoles?

    Oh, now you’ve gone and done it. Someone is going to publish a mathematical proof that proves that the BDSM emblem contains either slugs or tadpoles, and then someone else is going to disagree and then the entire fabric of our society will be torn apart limb from limb.

    Also, apparently, fabric has limbs. Mathematical proof, anyone?

  • Jack being so right so quickly is a pain though. I am anticipating some smugness.

    Oh, I’m sure you can beat it out of him.

    As for the “Mistress says” thing, I think it started as an attempt to get around the fact that I originally didn’t have a name for him to use online. Of course, that doesn’t at all explain why he does this in, say, his exercise log (”Walked with Mistress along Clear Creek”). Oh well :-) As flaws go, it’s a small one.

  • Nice. I AM A SUBMISSIVE MAN. Hahaha.

  • I feel like I need to point out that I more or less agree that male & female should only be used as adjectives. This, regardless of what any dictionary says, should be law. Using them as nouns is fucking hideous.

    In other news: yes, I am very smug. Nothing new there then…

  • I am not surprised. And I really would try beating the smugness out of you. If I had a spare 10 hours and some kind of mechanical beating device.

  • Thank goodness for the tyranny of time then.
    You know it wouldn’t be that hard to make a mechanical beating device - I’d imagine.

    No more hard than making a fucking machine.

    I’m just saying is all.

  • Make the fucking machine first

  • Update: he is not in a coma. And is no longer capitalising his words. And he has apologised, quite sweetly, for doing so too. Hmm…

  • I love this entry :)

  • Oh my god, yes, I hate “male” and “female” used as nouns. It sounds so . . . Discovery Channel. Like they’re describing animal mating rituals. And it so often marks the beginning of a whole lot of sexist bullshit, too. Come to think of it, in that context it makes sort of a handy warning signal. “Stop! Do not read further unless you are prepared for some asshat trying to tell you how your sexuality works even though what they are talking about bears no resemblance to what actually gets you hot!”

    Hee. Mastor Bator. That brings up memories — my eighth grade gym class was taught by a Mr. Baden, and my friends and I thought it would be the funniest thing ever if he had a butler. “Excuse me, Master Baden?” Now I think it would be kind of funny if he had a sex slave, but not funny enough to make it not gross to think of my old teachers having sex slaves. Or wearing leather waistcoats, for that matter. Ew.

  • Er, that was supposed to be “Master Bater” in the comment above, of course. I swear I can spell.

  • That male-female adjective-noun problem had always bothered me; thankyou so much for articulating it! I have never used male or female as noun. Thanks, Bitchy, thanks.

  • The shop where I buy my scuba diving gear in San Jose, California is called - i’m not kidding - Any Watersports.

    This is a source of considerable mirth, and given that I also have a bit of a fetish for women in neoprene, AND that scuba divers so often wind up pissing in their wetsuits while diving, also a source of some titillation.

    At least for *me*.

  • May I politely question why should I have to stop using references in the Oxford English Dictionary, for example, just because a bunch of you don’t like to hear certain words used as certain parts of speech? That seems somewhat ludicrious to me, despite the fact that I did laugh at that remark in this post.

    If someone tells you to jump off a bridge…. I’m sure you get my point.

  • I would masturbate for a week straight if kink.com trained men.

    They’re always accepting new website proposals. :) How do you think James Mogul got the Training of O?

    I know they’d manage to fuck it up somehow, not because they’re bad people but because they’re making commercial porn for a demanding consumer base. There would have to be frilly panties and forced pussy licking and *emasculating* strap-on sex. I mean, there are things I don’t even like about the female version — a lot of things about bisexuality and filthy sluttiness and what translates to me as really negative attitudes about women’s sexuality. But the concept of being trained, being made into something better and stronger — I feel like it might be hard to fuck it up entirely.

  • I suspect it’s more of an objection to using “male” and “female” in reference to humans than it is to using them as nouns per se. I doubt anyone takes issue with a line like, “If your hamster has a litter, it is important to separate the males from the females at 3-4 weeks of age.”

    There was, similarly, a recent post at Language Log about some people’s belief that “woman” cannot be used as a modifier (e.g., in “Clinton would be our first woman president”). This is despite a long history of using both “woman” and other nouns as modifiers.

    Of course, there is also a long history of people taking their personal stylistic preferences and attempting to cast them as prescriptions about language usage, often using statements that are incorrect and easily falsifiable.

  • Calico,

    I would masturbate for a week straight if kink.com trained men.

    I don’t think Kink.com fucks everything up about its sites. In fact, I love some aspects of the porn they produce. They only have a significant portion of fuckuppery in their porn, as opposed to the overwhelming portion of fuckuppery in most porn. So at the moment, I see Kink.com as the least of all evils.

    And by the way, if they trained men and didn’t fuck a significant portion of it up, I would probably think I died and went to my own little personal heaven. And if that happened and I found Eileen or you or even Bitchy (which I only say with some surprise because I don’t actually think Bitchy and I have that much direct compatibility in the what’s-your-kink-department) as my trainer, I would probably die right then and there in Heaven all over again.

    Devastating,

    I suspect it’s more of an objection to using “male” and “female” in reference to humans than it is to using them as nouns per se.

    No, I get it, I really do, but with all due respect to The Greatness Of The Human Race, what makes humans so special that we can’t abide by the same linguistic principles that govern every other species?

    I’m just saying that just because someone’s funny or sensitive or whatever doesn’t mean that person gets to rewrite other people’s dictionaries. That person can certainly use their own if they like, but regardless of that still have got no right to demand I change mine, and shouldn’t expect apologies from me (or you) for it.

    Although in the “woman president” example, that’s just incorrect English according to the dictionary I use. Nouns as modifiers are colloquial. It should be “female president,” because female is also an adjective and woman is not.

  • Nouns as modifiers are perfectly standard in English. No, seriously. Also, “woman” is also an adjective for at least the past 700 years. (No, I didn’t make this up.) Whether something is colloquial has nothing to do with whether it’s correct; I don’t think “colloquial” even has a valid meaning.

    I’m just saying that just because someone’s funny or sensitive or whatever doesn’t mean that person gets to rewrite other people’s dictionaries.

    Words change and become considered vulgar or obscene over time, which is how dictionaries get rewritten by people’s preferences. But yeah, I’m with you on this one.

  • Thanks once again for a fantastic post.

  • I confess I’ve been reading your posts,but I was feeling too lazy to comment.

    But this one is just priceless!It’s absolutely funny,being my favourite the “Master Bator”.

    Concerning BDSM,you’re right: the acronym also goes for something related with computers programming.

    And I can’t resist telling the story of the submissive who always wrote like “i am yours,oh MASTER BATOR”,and then kicked his arse in a very capitalized way.Even more funny was her post on HIS blog: “Master, i’ll never forget Your way with me,Your dominance…but I no longer want you,so fuck off”. A brilliant soap-opera,on a blog near you.

  • Dev,

    Also, “woman” is also an adjective for at least the past 700 years. (No, I didn’t make this up.)

    Actually, no “woman” is a noun. “Womanly” is an adjective.

    Also, I think we’ve killed the horse.

  • Okay, because Eileen forced me to, I went to look up the definition of “woman” in various different dictionaries I could find. Some say “woman” is an adjective and others don’t, so I’ll concede defeat here.

    And now the horse has decomposed.

  • Ha. Bitchy is so going to beat us for this. Well, you, at least. I’m not her type. (Whew.)

  • Weren’t corsets originally mens clothing anyway? Or is that just a rumor.

  • THANK YOU! It’s about fucking time someone in this life stopped taking it so fucking SERIOUSLY! I mean, HOLY SHIT! Some of us really need to take a step back! Just sayin’

  • And CBT………cognotive behavioural therapy.

  • A bit of an amusing note-

    The worst of the Mr. Sir’s I’ve ever met, his real last name…

    Bader. I kid you not. You are completely vindicated. There is one Mr. Sir Master Bader out there.

    Side note- I find corsets more comfortable than bras, just the way my body happens to be built. I was hit with the Titty Fairy when she was passing out boobage and I have a long torso. I like the way my corsets, instead of making my boobs hang from my shoulders, which makes my back hurt, help the weight rest on the hip bones. I don’t do any of that stuff where I lace them so tight I can’t breathe. I’ve gone jogging in my corset. I got about as out of breath and normal and did not risk injury from wildly bouncing boobs.

    High heel shoes are just stupid. I wish I was smart enough to stop wearing mine. :(

  • Dominanana:

    The best word in this entire post. It made me picture a banana in “Domme” fetish gear.

  • Fucking Hell Jones, Now I know why I am vanilla, my spelling and grammar just isn’t up to the kink lifestyle!

  • Why this archaic ‘trix’ form persists in this word uniquely in the whole of modern English is at first glance mysterious, until you remember that dominant women are so *fucking* *classy* that Latin is practically their second language.

    Testatrix, aviatrix - my spellcheck isn’t flagging either of those, though they are pretty archaic. I confess I think that way of genderising is pretty, possibly the prettiest way of genderising that there is, but not genderising at all is nicer.

    Domina/Dominatrice/Dominanana: Pointless fucking noise

    Dominananaramas!

    May:
    I get it, I really do, but with all due respect to The Greatness Of The Human Race, what makes humans so special that we can’t abide by the same linguistic principles that govern every other species?

    Because equating one group of humans to animals (say, an entire gender) is not cool. It’s detracting from personhood, and personhood is something animals do not possess. The rules of language are different for humans because we have to accept each other as people and accepting animals as people on the same level would be pretty crazy.

    (Btw, I think Jack is starting to pick up Bitchy’s way of writing when he posts here. It’s clearly some kind of STD.)

  • I personally would love to see the sandpaper handcuffs on Dragon’s Den. I am pretty sure you would get the full amount of investment you required :)

  • oh, my god…. i just spit out a bunch of sushi reading the glossary… too funny. awesome :-)
    flame me all you want. certain sections of the bdsm community haven’t discovered “humor” yet.

  • Dominanana

    The only possible derivation I could dream up for this is “dominant banana”.

    And that’s entertainingly surreal.

  • (Btw, I think Jack is starting to pick up Bitchy’s way of writing when he posts here. It’s clearly some kind of STD.)

    I really like the idea that language could, in some way, be sexually transmitted.
    But that is a very silly idea that I only like because I’ve read some very silly high concept books.

    If you hang out with someone a lot (which often happens with people you’re having sex with) you always pick up a few linguistic tics…
    I mean I, I always pick up linguistic tics - didn’t mean to generalise on my personal experience.

  • I sometimes read this sex blog by a submissive woman, and she calls her partner a Male. With the capital. Sometimes there is reference to his Maleness, too (by which thankfully she means a character quality of his, not his penis).

    It’s annoying as fuck, yes. But it’s not just the submissive men doing it to themselves!

  • I really like the idea that language could, in some way, be sexually transmitted.

    Foreign language course homework would sure be a lot more fun. Except Latin…

  • I am sorry I have been absent from this thread. I have been dong dominatrixing for my birthday.

    Yes, for *my* birthday - because *I* wanted too!

    Sorry - I am drunk! Drunk on sex! (And alcohol!)

    I’m so tired.

    Jack talks like me because he now thinks everything I think and agrees with everything I say thanks to a combination of erotic hypnosis, behaviour modification, orgasm control and squeaky-voiced complaining

  • Jack talks like me because he now thinks everything I think and agrees with everything I say thanks to a combination of erotic hypnosis, behaviour modification, orgasm control and squeaky-voiced complaining

    That’s because I’m very drawn to the spiritual and philosophical aspects of BDSM and wanted to be dominixtrixed for self improvment purposes.

    It was nothing to do with my cock, o no, not at all.

  • Bitchy, I’m right with you on those machines looking like a fun way to spend an afternoon.

    As for the tying up? Some of us more switchy types like that as a sensation, too… so why NOT two treats in one?

    I have to say, though, that the pictures that include a hooded fellow operating the machines? Not to my taste. Girl, machine, that’s all I need.

  • Glad to see you had a good birthday, Jones. I am sure your men enjoyed treating you almost as much as you enjoyed (mis)treating them.
    Don’t worry too much about being drunk, it is the diversion of kings! How could it be otherwise, why else do the saps at AA break out into applause when you confirm you have been an alcholic since you were barely in your teens. Maybe that was just me and anyway I left the first meeting when it became quite clear they were not going to break for cocktails!

  • It was nothing to do with my cock, o no, not at all.

    Do you have a cock? I hadn’t noticed. I was to busy doing behavior modification dominatrixing.

  • What? All this talk of nouns and adjectives, and no one complains about ’submissives’ and ‘dominants’?

  • Why does he need behaviour modification.He seems the perfect gentleman to me.

  • Thank you. One of my little pet peeves — no pun intended. He’s my submissive *partner,* not “my submissive” (sounds unfinished), and egads, not my “sub” (sounds like a nice lunch).

    I don’t like “submissive male” — man, if you prefer — although it is descriptive, fair enough. “Submissive husband” (or boyfriend) has the wrong ring to it, unless you’ve got a few and only one of them is the submissive one. Partner seems to work best, since it’s in that context that the submissiveness matters. The yin to my yang and all that.

    Happy Birthday BJ, and many more.

  • I have no problem with dominant and submissive as nouns. Well, certainly not with submissive - dominant sounds a bit unclear. That’s because those are useful words. I have no problem with language moving it’s meaning.

    Male and female as nouns are different. We don’t *need* them. We have man and woman. And they are nearly always used by people who want to devalue men or women by using these other nasty sounding/animal associated words.

    Every time you hear a man refer to women as ‘females’, you know something bad is coming.

  • O dear. This reminds me of the sweet long ago time when I hadn’t given up on the creepiness of submissive dude culture. I just found your blog and have been reading it when I should have long ago gone to sleep. It’s because in the past so much of what I’ve tried to read about femdom is written with the titilation of the anticipated male reader in mind, rather than genuinely from the heart of the woman, whereas this is, what you write is, and it resonates in a way that crap never did.

  • Sorry I am a Sub AND I have a leather waistcoat AND I like it. For the life of me I can’t bring myself to dress like a “Sub” when I go to clubs ‘cos I can’t stand looking like er, well like a gimp.

    Still I like what I wear and I don’t seem to get any less play. Actually the last Domme I played with at a club, I am sure she was wearing trainers…

  • Found a new word: masturbatrix. I think the given definition shows the stupid pretty well - “A masturbatrix, or cock controller, is a woman who enjoys instructing a man’s masturbation.” Since malesubs have *such* a hard time doing it to themselves.

    Also one of my pet peeves is people mixing up “dominant” and “dominate.” As in “all men are naturally dominate” or “I always dominant in the bedroom.” It’s just sloppy.

  • Thank you, Bitchy. You’ve just made my day with this glossary, and I thoroughly look forward to exploring your other posts. In particular, I delight in how you reference the “FUCKING CAPS LOCK PROTOCOL/SHIFT KEY ABUSE:” Pure poetry to my ears.

    I’m a guy exploring this whole BDSM thing and sick to death of the abuses my beloved English language has taken at the hands of those who think they are superior to the language itself.

    Thank you.

    Also, It is so very refreshing to find a frank and honest opinion about so many aspects of kink that flatly disagree with the established “mainstream.” Thank you, Bitchy, I look forward to reading more of your blog.

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