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by Matt Nicholson Ride 'em Cowboy! I know, "Get on with it, Nicholson!" Patience is a virtue, people. Of course, if you're here, I don't guess you're terribly interested in your typical virtuous kind of stuff, are you? Then again, maybe you are at that. The first torture on our list actually happens to be one that has been used over the centuries as a means of either proving virtue, enforcing it, or pretending one or the other as an excuse to torture a hot set of hooters. That torment would be flagellation, otherwise known as whipping, flogging, caning, spanking, slapping, and a variety of other -ing words. Smacking people with flexible striking things has been used as a means of punishing and/or re-establishing the pure motivation of both men and women who might have committed such things as adultery or fornication, thinking about adultery or fornication, or even being thought to be thinking about adultery or fornication. This has been the case since virtue was first considered fashionable, sometime around 0.75 A.D. Even people that were already considered decent and pure on the moral Richter Scale, such as monks, priests, rabbis and barbers, used self-flogging as a means of insuring that they remained chaste and otherwise boring to the opposite sex. This was known as scourging and was particularly popular at cocktail parties back in the 13th century.
Regardless of the reason, it is thought that beating breasts with slender objects as a means of someone's sexual stimulation has been a popular pastime since the days when prehistoric men used pterodactyl fingers on the women they'd dragged by the hair into their caves. Truthfully, the origin of flogging in its current incarnation, as a means of getting one's rocks off, isn't really known. The first known written account was published in the fifteenth century. It told of a man who could only enjoy sex if he'd first been beaten to the point of bleeding with a whip that had first been soaked in vinegar. And, before you ask, that's something we haven't tried yet, but we'll look into it. History aside, this type of activity is generally the most fun for those folks who like to watch boobs bounce. You know who you are. You're the ones that play re-runs of Bay Watch back in slow motion when the bikini-clad lifeguards are running on the beach. For you boob-bouncing lovers out there, the key to successful and safe tit-bouncing tit whipping is in the device, and the size of the tit, of course.
As an added attraction, the dual leather flappers slap together on impact, adding to the satisfying, stinging smack sound you get when leather meets skin.
If the goal is less bounce and more color, there are all sorts of wonderful devices out there. Horse-hair whips are great fun, because you don't have to worry nearly as much about the soft parts inside as you sting the heck out of your targets and turn them whatever shade of crimson you're looking for. Her skin may be in for a rough ride, but that'll be about it.
Leaving welts and stripe marks is another worthwhile goal of many breast-beaters. Leaving welts and red marks generally entails a significantly higher ouch factor, and done improperly can make your faithful slave's tits into Jell-O. Done with skill, however, you can make a full breast look like it's just spent time in a waffle iron without great risk to anything but the candy coating.
Needless to say, the shoot was rather short-lived after that.
If you're really into fun and games, a rubbing alcohol breast bath, purely for health reasons of course, is quite the treat afterward.
! - Striking the breasts with anything should be done with extreme care. This is one of the single most dangerous BDSM activities if not done by someone that is skilled and well attuned to his/her partner's body language. Never strike a breast with any deep blows and be careful that any bouncing that occurs is within the normal range of motion for your partner were she jogging or otherwise engaged in a natural breast-bouncing activity. Also be aware that even skin-deep spanking can result in broken capillaries and/or a loss of sensation in the nipples if carried to an extreme. Any activity that breaks the skin could also result in scarring that may not disappear with time, so make certain that your partner consents to living with battle scars if caning is your thing. Oh - yes, I know that man and dinosaurs never really existed together, but it made for another humorous anecdote, O.K.
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