Spoken Chat & BDSM

[lavender scorpion]

Well and I'll go one step further and say that in addition to invented voices, I've got 'profiles' in my mind for some of you.  LOL

I sent one to roo-roo (and we've never conversed outside of this forum) once and as it turns out...  I was not far off!   :lol:

*gives a self-congratulatory pat on the back*

But it is funny when those assumptions go so far off track -  for example before I saw a photo of Alexandra, I pictured her as a feminine version of that British food network guy who pounces on the unsuspecting market shopper and takes her home and cooks for her...   The very tall blonde, with the Rod Stewart haircut...  you know the one?   So, so off!   :oops:

Perhaps we need a new thread.  Or not.  Might be more dangerous than politics and religion.

[RichardEvansLee]

Perhaps we need a new thread.  Or not.  Might be more dangerous than politics and religion.

Twice I've written entries along those lines for Down On My Knees about the female tops I've communicated with enough to have distinct images of. Particularly of how I imagine there various play styles. I've always deleted those without publishing them.

[switch]

Intentionally blank.  :oops:  :oops:  :oops:

[switch]

Trying to attach faces, voices, bodies, and ages to usernames is a kind game for me.  Every so often someone will say something or post a picture and confirms or denies my guesses.  I'm running about fifty fifty so far.   After(the)fall is younger than I had guessed, quietlisten older.  If we all published all that info it would spoil my little game.   :cry:

I agree that unveiling might cause more trouble than politics or religeon.  Besides, I'm not sure everyone would want to "unmask."  Private question and answer like Richard and lavenderscorpian have done seems like the only good answer if you really want to know.

[quietlisten]

I hope Switch just said I come across as juvenile in my thinking and writing.

Quietlisten

[switch]

I hope Switch just said I come across as juvenile in my thinking and writing.

Quietlisten

Like changing her mind, taking a perfectly inocuous statement as an insult is a women's privilege - - - therefore you'll have to make a complement out of it one way or another.