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BDSM vies with Heartland for normal & well-adjusted peop

Posted: 09 Jul 2008, 15:52
by EvilBastard
From today's Guardian
Sir Guy wrote: The people...who are into BDSM are very normal, well-adjusted people. They are better company than you'd find at a stamp-collecting society or line-dancing group. They are more articulate, aware and caring than most people I have met. People have found it time and again - if someone goes through a divorce or bankruptcy or difficult time, it's their friends from 'the [BDSM] scene' who rally round.
Doesn't that sound like us? :lol:

Posted: 09 Jul 2008, 16:15
by timsinister
If this is you working up to arriving at the next do with a cat-o-nine tails, a leather mask, and a smile, well...

I'm leaving it to madame :P

On the similarities, one is a group of seemingly normal individuals who clothe themselves in bizarre outfits behind closed doors in dark places, and torture themselves over a concept the rest of the human race considers incomprehensible and even dangerous...

And the others are BDSMers!

I'll leave you to work out the references. :wink:

Some crossover is, unfortunately, unavoidable. :P

Posted: 09 Jul 2008, 16:30
by EvilBastard
timsinister wrote:a concept the rest of the human race considers incomprehensible and even dangerous...
Sounds like the 4th album... :lol:

Posted: 09 Jul 2008, 19:55
by emilystrange
*snork*

Posted: 09 Jul 2008, 20:23
by MadameButterfly
timsinister wrote:If this is you working up to arriving at the next do with a cat-o-nine tails, a leather mask, and a smile, well...

I'm leaving it to madame :P
:eek: :eek: good heavens timmy! :eek: :eek:

*snork*

Posted: 09 Jul 2008, 20:33
by emilystrange
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Posted: 09 Jul 2008, 20:38
by Maisey
I drink my coffee in a little shop in Covent Garden called CCK. A nicer enviroment to spend an afternoon in discussion with both friends and strangers I couldn't imagine.

Coffee Cake & Kink is the full name of the place. As well as a coffee and cake shop it acts as a fetish gallery, a display and retail area for erotic artists and has a vertible libary of books alongside a small range of toys etc.

Despite this it's full of normal, well adjusted people doing what coffee shop patrons do best: Nattering :)

In fact, I recomend it to any London based HL'ers.

Posted: 09 Jul 2008, 20:52
by weebleswobble
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Whip My Weeble, can I have another!!!

Posted: 09 Jul 2008, 20:53
by paul
Maisey wrote:
In fact, I recomend it to any London based HL'ers.
Where exactly is it, Maisey? :innocent:

Posted: 09 Jul 2008, 21:37
by Andie
Maisey wrote:I drink my coffee in a little shop in Covent Garden called CCK. A nicer enviroment to spend an afternoon in discussion with both friends and strangers I couldn't imagine.

Coffee Cake & Kink is the full name of the place. As well as a coffee and cake shop it acts as a fetish gallery, a display and retail area for erotic artists and has a vertible libary of books alongside a small range of toys etc.

Despite this it's full of normal, well adjusted people doing what coffee shop patrons do best: Nattering :)

In fact, I recomend it to any London based HL'ers.
Excellent!

Somewhere else to take my cousins when they visit :twisted:

Where about in Covent Garden is the coffee shop Maisey?

Posted: 09 Jul 2008, 22:15
by 6FeetOver
Maisey wrote:I drink my coffee in a little shop in Covent Garden called CCK. A nicer enviroment to spend an afternoon in discussion with both friends and strangers I couldn't imagine.

Coffee Cake & Kink is the full name of the place. As well as a coffee and cake shop it acts as a fetish gallery, a display and retail area for erotic artists and has a vertible libary of books alongside a small range of toys etc.

Despite this it's full of normal, well adjusted people doing what coffee shop patrons do best: Nattering :)

In fact, I recomend it to any London based HL'ers.
Wish I'd known... :P ;) :innocent:

Posted: 09 Jul 2008, 22:17
by 6FeetOver
timsinister wrote:Some crossdressing is, unfortunately, unavoidable. :P
Now, what's unfortunate about that? :lol: :P



*Hides*

Posted: 09 Jul 2008, 22:37
by Maisey

Posted: 09 Jul 2008, 23:29
by Andy TG
MadameButterfly wrote:
timsinister wrote:If this is you working up to arriving at the next do with a cat-o-nine tails, a leather mask, and a smile, well...

I'm leaving it to madame :P
:eek: :eek: good heavens timmy! :eek: :eek:

*snork*
@ Madame - hows it going kiddo? - You well? - its been a while :-)

Posted: 10 Jul 2008, 08:52
by timsinister
SINsister wrote:
timsinister wrote:Some crossdressing is, unfortunately, unavoidable. :P
Now, what's unfortunate about that? :lol: :P

*Hides*
Saw what you did there! :wink: I dunno, think I'd probably stretch the first pair of suspenders I tried, and this topic is going in an odd direction... :eek:
evilbastard wrote:Sounds like the 4th album...
See that bit where I said 'torture themselves'...?

:wink:

Posted: 11 Jul 2008, 19:46
by MadameButterfly
Andy TG wrote:
MadameButterfly wrote:
timsinister wrote:If this is you working up to arriving at the next do with a cat-o-nine tails, a leather mask, and a smile, well...

I'm leaving it to madame :P
:eek: :eek: good heavens timmy! :eek: :eek:

*snork*
@ Madame - hows it going kiddo? - You well? - its been a while :-)
Hello Andy! :kiss: These days it's good to be called kiddo! :D 8)
Howz you luv?

Posted: 11 Jul 2008, 20:08
by Andie
Maisey wrote:Directions :wink:
:notworthy: :notworthy: :notworthy:

cheers Birthday boy :kiss:

Posted: 14 Jul 2008, 12:41
by itnAklipse
i don't believe in normal well-adjusted people. In my experience, normal people are anything but well-adjusted.

Some of the most "articulate" people i know are the biggest assholes around, as are socalled "caring" people. And some of the nciest people i know are taciturn and difficult to approach and walk around with a look of disdain on their faces.

My point is, those kinds of things as articulate or caring mean abso-fn-lutely nada. And it's idiotic to talk about those kinds of things as indicative of being well-adjusted or nice.

Just like i only ever hear of idiots praising democracy.

Posted: 14 Jul 2008, 12:44
by Silver_Owl
You're rather articulate yourself Dei. :wink:

Posted: 16 Jul 2008, 08:42
by Andy TG
MadameButterfly wrote:
Andy TG wrote:
MadameButterfly wrote: :eek: :eek: good heavens timmy! :eek: :eek:

*snork*
@ Madame - hows it going kiddo? - You well? - its been a while :-)
Hello Andy! :kiss: These days it's good to be called kiddo! :D 8)
Howz you luv?
@ Madame :-) - I am fine thanky

As for BDSM people - some I know are really "nice" and some are complete "arseholes" - oddly enough it is mainly the women who are the aresholes.

Posted: 19 Jul 2008, 10:14
by Almiche V
itnAklipse wrote:i don't believe in normal well-adjusted people. In my experience, normal people are anything but well-adjusted.

Some of the most "articulate" people i know are the biggest assholes around, as are socalled "caring" people. And some of the nciest people i know are taciturn and difficult to approach and walk around with a look of disdain on their faces.

My point is, those kinds of things as articulate or caring mean abso-fn-lutely nada. And it's idiotic to talk about those kinds of things as indicative of being well-adjusted or nice.

Just like i only ever hear of idiots praising democracy.
Still posting here I see. Hypocrite.