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lejonhjarta
04-13-2011, 09:29 AM
somtimes living in the country has it's drawbacks.
so i was down at the local southern states to get horse food, and there was a bit of a problem trackingn down the spacific feed i wanted. ok tame enough so far, the problem was as they were trying to track it down, they used the commputer in the "equestrian suplies" section. so there i am, a frustrated little sub boy on orgasm control, completly surounded by bridals, floggers, whips, thick black leather straps, rope and chains.
*long sigh*
lejonhjarta
04-13-2011, 09:30 AM
oops, not "floggers" crops lol sorry i'm still a bit distracted
lexora
04-16-2011, 06:01 AM
that is evil Oo but living away from stuff is no fun but can be fun $$ varies
tall_one
04-16-2011, 08:39 PM
Sometimes rural life is great because there are fewer nosey people around, but it also suck because there are fewer people around. People in rural areas also tend to shun anything that doesn't fit their more conservative views of sexuality, which can make it very difficult for someone to explore new things with other people.
rural life has led me to find myself lonely. i'm not sure this is bad tho. My neighbors don't question what they can't hear :)
Ozme52
04-26-2011, 08:31 AM
The key is to find another rural kinkster... and yes, it can be done. Perseverance and patience.
Huh, I've been thinking about running down to our local Fleet Farm and picking up a riding crop. It's one of my favorite stores- they have everything- but I'm not sure I could do it without blushing, thinking of my intended purpose. And hopefully nobody who knows me would see me and ask why I'm buying a crop when I don't have a horse. We're very rural here.
Another downside to rural life: a friend of mine who has an open marriage got a visit from child services wanting to take her kids because they thought it bad for them to see that type of relationship. I thought that was crazy. Those kids have the best mom and dad around. But prejudices can be serious.