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I’ve heard that’s actually one of the barriers to both puppies (notice many of these puppies are sharing an “owner”) and adult babies finding relationships. Other people will put up with the sex stuff, but the whining and the neediness is apparently a huge turn off for people who are otherwise pretty GGG.

If you're into that sort of thing in the privacy of your own home (or even your back yard, as long as you clean up the poop), fine. Go nuts. But considering all the shit that gay people have been bombarded with - "Marry another guy? How about I marry this chair I like a lot? Or my dog?" - this kind of fuels the fire

It may be that it’s too painful/traumatic to dig deep, but doing it in a safe and consensual manner is healing or allows them to rewrite the narrative. It may also be that there is no deep shameful thing, they just like it. We don’t actually know all that much about why some people have certain kinks, and it doesn’t

I mean, whatevs, but that dalmatian makes me scream inside.

I saw a sign on some pastries at Panera the other day that had a sign on them which said “gluten-conscious”—maybe that’s kinkier than GF.

I wonder how many readers just became burdened by the knowledge that this is their kink. Like, every time I read this sort of thing I kind of worry that something will click and all I will be able to say is, “Aw, crap, I guess this is my thing now.”

Now we’re going to fight over which fire hydrants trans dogs can use. God DAMMIT.

I think this is a really valid, important point. I’m not not LGBTQI+, but that statement seemed not very cool to me... Also, who is this idiot kidding if he thinks that you can “be gay... bisexual, trans and be accepted”!?

“Then I had this moment of panic because a puppy without a collar is a stray; they don’t have anyone to look after them. [...] It’s a sad thing to say, but there’s not love from the heart in me for Colin–but what I have got is someone who is there for me and I’m happy with that.”

This doesn’t sound super healthy? If

1. Your kink is not my kink but your kink is okay.
2. Responsible kink community members know you don’t play a scene in front of vanillas, so keep it in the home or the dungeon, pups.
3. Mrs. Puppy up there looks like she’s done with his shit.

“It feels like you can be gay, straight, bisexual, trans and be accepted,” says Tom. “All I want is for the pup community to be accepted in the same way. We’re not trying to cause grief to the public, or cause grief to relationships. We’re just the same as any other person on the high street.”

I’ve heard of Puppy Play, but didn’t know it involved terrifying costumes.

THERE’S DOZENS OF US.

Also:

There's a creepy photo of a mask that screams BDSM with a dog tongue. That one will haunt my dreams.

I just can’t get over the look on the woman’s face in the top image.

yeah, don’t force other people to participate in your kink