Recent content by LeatherTrap

BDSM and America's Renaissance Faires/ Came across this recently. I know I'm a fan of the local Ren Faire, who else goes?

Well, he doesn't have to go into any details. I'd like to think the general idea of "Hey, you tickling me makes me uncomfortable," would be enough to convince a family member to stop.

Hey from the states Hey former owner!

Looking for a lady around my age to chat with - see if we have any common interests (beyond tickling) to build something off of.

Reddit and I have a difficult relationship. It's wonderful as a customizable aggregator, and has a lot of awesome, great, wonderful people. I participated in the 2012 Secret Santa and had a blast. But there's also a lot of garbage, both in the users and the themes. I'm so sick of the memes...

My mind.

I'm in the western suburbs.

Guys and gals can be friends, absolutely! (Except when they can't.) However, in the case that they previously were an item, being just friends just isn't possible. (Except when it is.) Each relationship is unique.

Honestly I have no idea. I haven't had the opportunity to be properly tested on the matter.

Guaranteed death (let's assume quick and relatively painless) versus likely death (of the prolonged shark-lady sort) with a chance at tickling a charming young lady? I'd take my chances with the teeth.

Fine. A challenge in proper restraints and a challenge in willpower. :D Didn't say it'd be easy - wouldn't be a proper challenge else-wise.

That just sounds like a challenge for proper restraints.

Right... cause if we just called them them "handbags," "purses," and "pantyhose," then it'd just be gay*? How about man-up and stop making up "manly" names for generally feminine items. If you want to wear/use them, do so. Don't try and sell anyone that it's somehow different, and therefore...

West/Northwest suburbs, myself. Note that the "Chicagoland area" claims approximately 10,000 square miles and over 9 million people. That's more than a sixth of the state of Illinois and more than two thirds of the population. Course, it doesn't even contain itself to the state, either. Bits...

Without previous experience or practice, the above is solid advice. While it's generally safe if you know what you're doing, it's easy to overlook things that a practiced ropemaster would look out for. I've seen some bad knots (as in, knots that won't come undone without a knife) and it's just...