They also aren't the same species, without a human to crossbreed between them they could not achieve the gestation of a child. It'd be a bit like breeding a tiger with a hamster, it's going to take more work.
Whoa there Betsy! Calm down okay. You are taking things very very literally and seriously and there is no reason to do that at all. Now shut the fuck up and stop being a clown.
It's a different kind of pleasure though, it's louder and sharper rather than subversive and gentle.
I definitely like the pain, it's like eating fat-free food without it.
Absolutely.
Peach is actually very submissive when we have normal sex - I always top and she is always a pillow princess.
It's a totally different kind of experience from when she doms me. When we just have sex the pleasure is derived from feeling her and becoming lost in that feeling while with bdsm all I feel is intense cold, or the boiling of my skin, etc. Its disconnected from her yet insanely intense, what pushes me over the edge is when I lose focus of that pain and witness peach giggling. That's when the ecstasy kicks in. The pain and the disconnect from her body are an integral aspect of that experience.
Like what?
In the most mild case probably a lot of slapping and spitting on someone in between them trying to bring me to orgasm. Hard slaps on their face, back of their head, ass, and chest - enough that by the time I am close to cumming they are teary-eyed from it sting. Then I cum, hopefully hard enough there's something for them to lick up at the end.
In more extreme cases literally just pushing someone to brink. Turning them into a mindless pain zombie I can do anything with. Even a fantasy dissection. Peach and I own scalpels and flirted with this idea with me as the object but In the end we wised up.
Everything in between these two and obviously not every fantasy is possible.
My mindset for it's more sensory, with each different pain like a different flavor. Candle Wax and fingernails can both hurt, but very, very much not in the same way. My daydreaming about being hit isn't too different from my daydreaming about a delicious steak hoagie, it's about how it tastes more than simply tasting it.
Some pain is boring, like a chronic ache, while other pain is straight drugs.
I enjoy medical procedures and ask doctors to let me be awake for those procedures its possible without significant risk.
I just had a liver biopsy without anesthetic and I could feel ever cm the needle slid into my torso and finally it hitting my liver. That part was amazing, not only because of the pain but because I felt like I was the object in some kind of scientific experiment.
After though for several hours all that was left was a chronic ache and as you said it was boring and I felt no pleasure from it. It wasn't intense and sharp nor did it feel like it was a part of something given nothing was actively happening to me and there was no one there doing it
Only taste of fire I've had's from wax, never really had it go straight for the flesh.
With real fire you have added sensations. on top of the sharp pain you can smell the hair. lol its kind of fucked up but it's an added dimension.
I've only done ice gently, light stuff on the skin and sensitive areas rather than feeling it inside of anything. What's it feel like?
Its always nice to build up a bit so that the area doesn't go numb quickly. I like it when the ice has melted a little bit because it gives it a texture that is far from homogeneous. When it slides into whatever you slide it in you can feel that texture and its a bit disturbing. If she manages to lose it in me then it becomes really intense for half a minute until my body melts it or goes numb.
How often are the bites that brutal? I bet it felt great, but at the end of the day it's good to be functional even if the moment's so, tempting, to do otherwise.
Bites like that have only happened a few times. They are distinct for sure. While a normal hard bite that hurts a lot just stings these literally feel like something biologically has gone wrong.
With the neck thing I suddenly felt something attached to me slip between her teeth and then flatten and crunch, the pain was really sharp and intense for a few seconds because she held it there clamped between her teeth and then when she let go the feeling in that area faded way. After the first year I though I lost all feeling forever.
Similar things have happened with muscles but the damage doesn't last, its similar in the feeling of her severing things under your skin by crushing with her teeth.
Permanence is a scary thing to take away from this kind of fun. Marks and scars are one thing, but losing the feeling in your neck for years sounds legit scary.
The scary thing was that the nerve was not planned, it just came out of us losing control and taking things to far. We were not thinking at all. That makes it fun in its own way but it is dangerous especially if you are going to throw a knife into that situation.
I haven't had the stones to play with knives, I don't even know what it feels like. It looks really nice but I can't relate to the sensation almost at all by looking at it. I also with my partner history did not trust them to do it any more than I'd trust myself to, originally from fearing that once I know the pain that I might want to do it again and again (the same idea I have about tattoos from meeting a masochist who became an addict for it) and now from seeing it's legitimately a mental block, rigid fear rather than wiggly fear.
The pain is not bad, its sharp and intense while it happens and just stings for a little while after. When i say not bad I don't mean it doesn't hurt a lot but instead its certainly doable.
When done slowly its a lot more fun because you have more time to think about what is happening while you watch yourself slowly split open and when its deep you see the different layers while experiencing radiating pain for a good while.
A 1/4 of the way through the cut in the picture I was already comprehending how deep it was and knew it was going to be a problem but I let her keep going anyway.
The whole going into the flesh thing makes it spooky to me the same way needles and mosquitos fuck with my head, stomach goes in knots and the skin gets all cold.
Peach is terrified of needles.
I do have a few cuts on my fingers from accidents with sharp things, like when a cup exploded and cut a deep scar into my middle finger, and those felt exhilarating with uncontrolled laughing while simultaneously housing a fear of 'losing the finger' from inexperience with that kind of injury. Other cuts I had would heal over quickly enough, but that one was different over how it was deep enough to persist instead of getting to the fun stingy mending stage that lesser wounds become.
That's literally it, so just imagine someone controlling that experience at their pace and intensity.
They also aren't the same species, without a human to crossbreed between them they could not achieve the gestation of a child. It'd be a bit like breeding a tiger with a hamster, it's going to take more work.
Whoa there Betsy! Calm down okay. You are taking things very very literally and seriously and there is no reason to do that at all. Now shut the fuck up and stop being a clown.
Clowns are a noble profession, they even have their own colleges.
They also aren't the same species, without a human to crossbreed between them they could not achieve the gestation of a child. It'd be a bit like breeding a tiger with a hamster, it's going to take more work.
Why can ogers and goblins not breed with each other, but they can breed with humans? It sounds like with 2 generations and a set of humans you could get something intermediate
Humans are some sort of weird... catalyst race in most fantasy settings, able to make half-elves, half-orcs, half-lots of things, but once you try to introduce the species that work with humans towards eachother there tend to either be complications or it plain fails.
Even demons, devils, angels, and other Outsiders tend to add onto others as more additive traits, or their traits are so strong that they override the other thing they're breeding with similar to the Asari from Mass Effect, but humans for some reason don't amount to much beyond being a lump of potential that can breed with a surprising number of things, usually averaged between everything else without much to consider novel about itself.
To Mass Effect's credit they actually did a good job, by comparison, of making Humans seem different from other alien species. Pretty sure nothing there could crossbreed though, other than Asari.
Life update~ Alice and I made a tinder, we are looking for a guy to meet up with at hotels to have threesomes with. May update depending how it goes 😘
This has Chapo written all over it. Chapo I’ll buy you that blue roor bong if you steer clear.
Now it has Chapo written all over it.
They also aren't the same species, without a human to crossbreed between them they could not achieve the gestation of a child. It'd be a bit like breeding a tiger with a hamster, it's going to take more work.
Why can ogers and goblins not breed with each other, but they can breed with humans? It sounds like with 2 generations and a set of humans you could get something intermediate
Humans are some sort of weird... catalyst race in most fantasy settings, able to make half-elves, half-orcs, half-lots of things, but once you try to introduce the species that work with humans towards eachother there tend to either be complications or it plain fails.
Even demons, devils, angels, and other Outsiders tend to add onto others as more additive traits, or their traits are so strong that they override the other thing they're breeding with similar to the Asari from Mass Effect, but humans for some reason don't amount to much beyond being a lump of potential that can breed with a surprising number of things, usually averaged between everything else without much to consider novel about itself.
To Mass Effect's credit they actually did a good job, by comparison, of making Humans seem different from other alien species. Pretty sure nothing there could crossbreed though, other than Asari.
No it's just because some people have monster fuckin fetish
We are actually very open sexually and are bisexual. Dicks and pussies are fun and I just like witnessing ecstasy in conjuction with pain and pleasure.
I think sex exists because it allows the human species to propagates dna and I see mating as a Poissonian process. But three-ways could be pretty awesome.
The weirdest thing I have is that I like feet. Especially small feet. But that's about it.
A phd in mathematics but I also want to have some relevance in Physics at some point or at least know my shit at a high level and be able to theorize for fun in my spare time. Advice?
I've no experience in PhDs in mathematics. One idea would be to go with theoretical physics PhD if you want both. You get the math and the physics. A potential downside is that you're limited to what is 'useful'. I.e., nature gives you the model to work with, instead of your imagination. If you view math as purely an art with no end goal, you won't like it. If you're better motivated by seeing how math can be used to understand reality, then I'd recommend it.
Peach is actually very submissive when we have normal sex - I always top and she is always a pillow princess.
Huh, I didn't know that term until I looked it up just now:
I definitely know the type...
It's a totally different kind of experience from when she doms me. When we just have sex the pleasure is derived from feeling her and becoming lost in that feeling while with bdsm all I feel is intense cold, or the boiling of my skin, etc. Its disconnected from her yet insanely intense, what pushes me over the edge is when I lose focus of that pain and witness peach giggling. That's when the ecstasy kicks in. The pain and the disconnect from her body are an integral aspect of that experience.
In more extreme cases literally just pushing someone to brink. Turning them into a mindless pain zombie I can do anything with. Even a fantasy dissection. Peach and I own scalpels and flirted with this idea with me as the object but In the end we wised up.
Everything in between these two and obviously not every fantasy is possible.
Subspace~
It's up there with some of the greatest things ever, after enough times it can become easier to tap into the painslut mindset over less inputs. That state of mind is somewhere between pleasurably numb and confidence, it's a weird zone. That compliance though can make it easier to agree to things, not sure if that's a good or a bad thing sometimes but it definitely feels amazing at the time. 😅
Like what?In the most mild case probably a lot of slapping and spitting on someone in between them trying to bring me to orgasm. Hard slaps on their face, back of their head, ass, and chest - enough that by the time I am close to cumming they are teary-eyed from it sting. Then I cum, hopefully hard enough there's something for them to lick up at the end.
Wait hard slaps to the back of the head?
I don't know if I know what you mean there, I'm trying to figure the angle? Like is she in front of you and sort of scooping at you skull?
My mindset for it's more sensory, with each different pain like a different flavor. Candle Wax and fingernails can both hurt, but very, very much not in the same way. My daydreaming about being hit isn't too different from my daydreaming about a delicious steak hoagie, it's about how it tastes more than simply tasting it.
Some pain is boring, like a chronic ache, while other pain is straight drugs.I enjoy medical procedures and ask doctors to let me be awake for those procedures its possible without significant risk.
I just had a liver biopsy without anesthetic and I could feel ever cm the needle slid into my torso and finally it hitting my liver. That part was amazing, not only because of the pain but because I felt like I was the object in some kind of scientific experiment.
That makes my stomach turn, the idea of feeling my insides being moved around like that is-just no.
Maybe it'd be different if I were thrown into the experience, but I'm a total virgin for surgery.
After though for several hours all that was left was a chronic ache and as you said it was boring and I felt no pleasure from it. It wasn't intense and sharp nor did it feel like it was a part of something given nothing was actively happening to me and there was no one there doing it
Past a point the body can run out of the fun-stuff that makes it feel good.
I've found keeping my diet healthier let that recharge faster, without it the sensations feel really weird.
Only taste of fire I've had's from wax, never really had it go straight for the flesh.With real fire you have added sensations. on top of the sharp pain you can smell the hair. lol its kind of fucked up but it's an added dimension.
Did the fire leave anything permanent?
That's the only thing that keeps me away from it; My vanity. Somehow I worry about burn scars even though my skin's not exactly immaculate anymore (that being said it's amazing how much skin can heal).
I've only done ice gently, light stuff on the skin and sensitive areas rather than feeling it inside of anything. What's it feel like?Its always nice to build up a bit so that the area doesn't go numb quickly. I like it when the ice has melted a little bit because it gives it a texture that is far from homogeneous. When it slides into whatever you slide it in you can feel that texture and its a bit disturbing. If she manages to lose it in me then it becomes really intense for half a minute until my body melts it or goes numb.
It only takes half a minute to melt it?
That is definitely not how my imagination had that playing out, I'd think numbness would set in quickly and that the center of the ice would keep it intact longer. That actually sounds tolerable.
How often are the bites that brutal? I bet it felt great, but at the end of the day it's good to be functional even if the moment's so, tempting, to do otherwise.Bites like that have only happened a few times. They are distinct for sure. While a normal hard bite that hurts a lot just stings these literally feel like something biologically has gone wrong.
Yeah like biting's awesome but I've never had something go numb from it for more than a few weeks.
Is it at a certain spot or something or is the jaw just going in there like a zombie?
With the neck thing I suddenly felt something attached to me slip between her teeth and then flatten and crunch
Okay so yes like a zombie.
You really need to be more careful with the neck, I'm sure you know better than I do about the veins and shit there it's sensitive. Neck stuff is mmm but you had me straight wincing at "crunch".
, the pain was really sharp and intense for a few seconds because she held it there clamped between her teeth and then when she let go the feeling in that area faded way. After the first year I though I lost all feeling forever.
Similar things have happened with muscles but the damage doesn't last, its similar in the feeling of her severing things under your skin by crushing with her teeth.
The neck though. I've had my arms and legs get pretty jacked but the neck's so tender. *Crunch* is *scary* at the neck. 😨
...well at least you have the memory of it, some of the times gone wrong can still be pretty fun in the moment.
Crunch though, that word is straight disturbing over neck tendons.
Permanence is a scary thing to take away from this kind of fun. Marks and scars are one thing, but losing the feeling in your neck for years sounds legit scary.
The scary thing was that the nerve was not planned, it just came out of us losing control and taking things to far. We were not thinking at all. That makes it fun in its own way but it is dangerous especially if you are going to throw a knife into that situation.
Yeah... okay I get that.
Crunch tho. 😨
They also aren't the same species, without a human to crossbreed between them they could not achieve the gestation of a child. It'd be a bit like breeding a tiger with a hamster, it's going to take more work.
Why can ogers and goblins not breed with each other, but they can breed with humans? It sounds like with 2 generations and a set of humans you could get something intermediate
Humans are some sort of weird... catalyst race in most fantasy settings, able to make half-elves, half-orcs, half-lots of things, but once you try to introduce the species that work with humans towards eachother there tend to either be complications or it plain fails.
Even demons, devils, angels, and other Outsiders tend to add onto others as more additive traits, or their traits are so strong that they override the other thing they're breeding with similar to the Asari from Mass Effect, but humans for some reason don't amount to much beyond being a lump of potential that can breed with a surprising number of things, usually averaged between everything else without much to consider novel about itself.
To Mass Effect's credit they actually did a good job, by comparison, of making Humans seem different from other alien species. Pretty sure nothing there could crossbreed though, other than Asari.No it's just because some people have monster fuckin fetish
Not quite, there is some mild basis to it.
Humans are capable of variation in traits based on their environment, much like most other species when transplanted into different conditions, but for most things when given a long enough time those variations can actually get in the way of their ability to produce a crossbreed. Humans by comparison don't show the problem as distinctly as even other mammals, so maybe fantasy writers tried translating that across other humanoid species?
I haven't had the stones to play with knives, I don't even know what it feels like. It looks really nice but I can't relate to the sensation almost at all by looking at it. I also with my partner history did not trust them to do it any more than I'd trust myself to, originally from fearing that once I know the pain that I might want to do it again and again (the same idea I have about tattoos from meeting a masochist who became an addict for it) and now from seeing it's legitimately a mental block, rigid fear rather than wiggly fear.The pain is not bad, its sharp and intense while it happens and just stings for a little while after. When i say not bad I don't mean it doesn't hurt a lot but instead its certainly doable.
When done slowly its a lot more fun because you have more time to think about what is happening while you watch yourself slowly split open and when its deep you see the different layers while experiencing radiating pain for a good while.
All the times I ever got cut were jarring and sudden, the slow gradual aspect of it has to change that right? Probably makes it easier?
A 1/4 of the way through the cut in the picture I was already comprehending how deep it was and knew it was going to be a problem but I let her keep going anyway.
...yeah once it's begun it's a different person at the wheel sometimes, plus the sensations would be beyond distracting if your immediate reaction isn't reeling back in pain defensively.
Accepting pain is a very different place to go.
I do have a few cuts on my fingers from accidents with sharp things, like when a cup exploded and cut a deep scar into my middle finger, and those felt exhilarating with uncontrolled laughing while simultaneously housing a fear of 'losing the finger' from inexperience with that kind of injury. Other cuts I had would heal over quickly enough, but that one was different over how it was deep enough to persist instead of getting to the fun stingy mending stage that lesser wounds become.
That's literally it, so just imagine someone controlling that experience at their pace and intensity.
A lot of what gets in the way for me imagining that is over how it got fingers. I became more preoccupied with how important those things are, trying to fight through the ngh rather than accepting it. Having to fight against or focus through pleasure feels disturbing.
I could imagine a cut into a safe part of the arm maybe, but that would take some convincing. The idea is still all kinds of flesh fruit vibes in a way that I can't relate to fully.
