of course make sure you don't leave any scars on their pretty little bodies

i'm guessing 4 underpaid "watchers"

Needles can be used for tinkling effect
You can also pin the flesh down
You may use to poke and prod a little
You can sew the mouth shut so they can't scream...................

AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH

you are free to be creative, too

i wanna give out some shock therapy tonight.
where's brian? I really like torturing him... a lot!!!!!!!!!!!!!

ooooh, she is a sweetheart... i just can't resist roping boys... and tugging a little harshly

handcuffs are reserved for the naughty room

welcome

ooooooooooooo baby you know where we tie the rope?

Oh, Princess, I see you have been giving them exactly what they need... a woman's touch.

Yes, I'm thinking Chevy needs a little extra excitement. I was thinking of withholding oxygen from him while I dance nekkid in front of him. Ooops, did say that?

welcome

well, i hope montana, indian or madamx can take over. I have to take a little break from all this brutality. but three lickins to you darlin' mirror before i go... and i mean hard and nasty ones....................

i'm thinkin' u need a few bruises too

u naughty boy

now it's time to pin u to the wall

i personally believe in hero worship

you had your thumb in the pumpkin pie didnt u?

Some women are submissive, and some men are.

When you have a submissive female that likes a man to take control of their affairs, then a relationship may work better for the couple.

Some females are more dominant and seek a submissive mate.

Some couples seek equality in their relationships.

Your question implies that you are seeking a man who will dominate. It is neither right nor wrong; that is the best fit for you. It won't be the best fit for every woman. To apply judgment is unnecessary since we are all unique individuals seeking something different in our mates.

oh mirror dear, i'm going to have to send you to the corner to suck on your thumb for a while

from another site ... an interesting read on male lactation

I first became interested in male lactation in 1978 after reading Dana Raphael's book, The Tender Gift: Breastfeeding. Although Raphael only dealt with the subject briefly, she did say that men can and have produced milk after stimulating their nipples.

While my husband David had no interest in nursing our son, we both were intrigued with the idea. We had just had our first unassisted homebirth and were excited about applying our positive thinking techniques to other aspects of our lives. Although Raphael had written about milk production through nipple stimulation, perhaps, we thought, David could do it simply through suggestion. He began telling himself that he would lactate, and within a week, one of his breasts swelled up and milk began dripping out. When we excitedly showed my father (a physician) David's breast he said, "Obviously there's something physiologically wrong with David." The fact that David had willed himself to do this, did not impress him. We knew, however, that this was yet another example of the power of the mind.

Still, we were not ready for David to actually breastfeed our baby. First of all, there was no need for it. I was doing just fine on my own. But more importantly, he simply had no desire to do it. After he discovered that his body had indeed been responsive to his thoughts, he suggested to himself that the lactation would stop, and within a week his breast returned to normal. The experiment had been a success.

We didn't give it much thought after that until years later when I came across a short article called "Male Lactation" by Professor Patty Stuart Macadam of the Department of Anthropology at the University of Toronto (Compleat Mother, Fall, 1996, Volume 43).

It is possible, and has been observed in animals and humans. In 1992, 18 Dayak fruit bats were captured from a rainforest in the Krau Game Reserve, Pahang, Malaysia. Of the 10 mature males captured, each had functional mammary glands from which small amounts of milk were expressed. A breast is a breast. Male lactation is physiologically possible and, according to Dr. Robert Greenblatt, production in males can be stimulated by letting a baby suckle for several weeks. Indeed some human males secrete milk at birth and at puberty.Historically, male lactation was noted by the German explorer Alexander Freiherr von Humboldt prior to 1859, who wrote of a 32-year-old man who breastfed his child for five months. It was also observed in a 55-year-old Baltimore man who had been the wetnurse of the children of his mistress.
My interest in male lactation was piqued again when I recently received the following letter from a friend of mine.

I knew these two wonderful guys, very dear friends of mine for years. A mutual acquaintance of ours was pregnant, unplanned, and did not want to do the whole "adoption thing" so when the guys approached her about taking the baby, they just proceeded as if it had been a planned surrogate pregnancy. The guys were adamant that the baby should get breastmilk. So when she was in her 7th month we bought a really good quality breastpump and Ian started pumping, every 2 hours during the day and once during the night. He was wonderful about it! He used an SNS (supplimental nursing system) after she was born, with donated milk from several friends who were nursing. He was making milk but not a full supply. By the time the baby was 12 weeks old he was making a full milk supply! He stayed at home with the baby (he was a massage therapist) and nursed her exclusively until she was 8 months old!! I don't think many people outside their intimate circle knew about it, I'm sure folks would have had a fit if they'd known...but I thought it was wonderful!
While reading my friend's letter, I suddenly remembered my mother telling me years ago that as an infant I once tried to nurse on my father. I laughed about it at the time, yet I'm sure it is a fairly common occurrence. Babies want to be loved, nursed, and nurtured. The gender of the person doing it is not important.

On the other hand, I think it is safe to say that women are better suited to breastfeeding than men are. They generally produce milk soon after birth, with little or no nipple stimulation. If a mother is completely out of the picture, however, as in the case of adoption, or a mother goes back to work and a baby is left in the care of its father, for some families male breastfeeding might be an acceptable alternative to formula bottles and pacifiers.

For those who claim male lactation is "unnatural," I would have to ask: how natural is canned formula from Nestle' or pacifiers made from petrolium byproducts? If milk production in men were truly unnatural, it wouldn't exist. The fact that it does, leads me to believe that perhaps male lactation is simply nature's back-up system. In any case, it's an interesting phenomenon.

they will. give it more time.

While 18 may be a legal age, it is not a legal age for alcohol consumption because of the judgment most under 21s exercise. And, many websites allow 10 and 11 or younger on them. Regardless of age, we should be considerate of the way we engage children. Under 21 is still a child (doesn't apply to everyone but most, as is my experience with young adults); I don't care what the law says... but that's just my opinion. Sure, allow them to experience adult things, but a far more mature audience should be sensitive to the younger audience--this is my point.