Looks like its either a horsehair flogger or a synthetic fiber imitation. Horse hair can be senuously used as a wonderful tease, but it also can be quite intense if used with vigor. The latter has the advantage of not easily breaking, embedding in the skin, and\or creating an allergic reaction, which are all posiblities in using a horsehair flog.
moi -- and spankingdevifemmeJuly 31 2010, 13:49:25 UTC
Sweetie, I might have guessed you'd respond quickly to my questions. And, wet as I am (gotta do something about that!), I appreciate your explaining it. As I've said here (though not recently), I used to be spanked often by my SO, whom I've lived with and loved for over a decade. She then "got religion," in a way -- deciding that kinkiness was just too much for her. It's the old "lesbian bed death," which I'd scoffed at -- just what happens to uptight folks who lose touch with their feelings
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Re: moi -- and spankingeqfeJuly 31 2010, 23:12:44 UTC
Lol, after 30 years with the same woman, I know all about "getting religion," and the decreasing menu of acceptable activities. There are more than one kind of ties that bind, for sure. hugs back.
Re: moi -- and spankingdevifemmeAugust 1 2010, 22:02:16 UTC
Oh, wow! You and I are kindred spirits..."decreasing menu of acceptable activities" says it so well. What is it about intolerance -- and why do you and I put up with it?
Actually, my earlier comment answers the SECOND question, at least. "Love" is an utter mystery to me -- though I evidently recognize it when I see it.
Actually, I like the simplicity of having only one level of communicating.
I know lots of LJers (and those on other "social networking" sites) do put their faith in "friends only" posting -- and I really respect that. But I enjoy MY blog being open.
I guess I should just not fret about how readers take my choices. (See the discussion on the other Natasha post yesterday.)
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Actually, my earlier comment answers the SECOND question, at least. "Love" is an utter mystery to me -- though I evidently recognize it when I see it.
More hugs, sweetie!
J
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I know lots of LJers (and those on other "social networking" sites) do put their faith in "friends only" posting -- and I really respect that. But I enjoy MY blog being open.
I guess I should just not fret about how readers take my choices. (See the discussion on the other Natasha post yesterday.)
Thanks for the idea, though.
Hugz, J
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BTW I see you Aussies stick together as to what time of day you comment on your American pals' posting. (heehee!)
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