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Loanerslave -> RE: sympathy periods (7/25/2009 11:35:06 AM)

glad You enjoyed it Ma'am



Loanerslave -> RE: sympathy periods (7/25/2009 11:36:59 AM)

 

  thank You for Your comments and Your concerns are well noted and will definately be taken into consideration Ma'am


slut boi




Loanerslave -> RE: sympathy periods (7/25/2009 11:38:42 AM)

 
  thank You for Your recommendation, Ma'am,  and Mistress laughed when She saw that and said She will definately keep that in mind


slut boi




windchymes -> RE: sympathy periods (7/25/2009 11:38:55 AM)

Don't forget the PMS.

Do you know why they named it "PMS"?   Because "Mad Cow Disease" was already taken. [8|]



Loanerslave -> RE: sympathy periods (7/25/2009 11:40:52 AM)

 
  yes Ma'am, i am sure there are many Domme's that are getting a big kick out of this one, and rightfully so.  i am glad You liked the idea, and will certainly pass it along.  Thanks again for Your interest and reply Ma'am


slut boi




TreasureKY -> RE: sympathy periods (7/25/2009 3:43:24 PM)

I'd think the simplest way would be to have the guy strap an enema bag containing dark red liquid around his waist.  The tubing could be directed between his legs and clamped off only enough so that there would be a steady flow similar to a heavy menstruation.  He could then get to spend a week wearing sanitary napkins and worrying about leakage, the embarrassment caused by bulging and accidents, and ruining his clothing and bedding.  Maybe find something to give the liquid a bad odor and add worrying about smell to the mix.



GYPZYQUEEN -> RE: sympathy periods (7/26/2009 12:34:00 AM)

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ORIGINAL: Loanerslave

.  does anyone out there do this now, or know anything about it, if so, would love to hear from anyone that could give me some advice or information. 


slut boi



OP asked for
ADVICE
INFO
IF YOU DO THIS
IF you know anything


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GQ



stella41b -> RE: sympathy periods (7/26/2009 12:39:36 AM)

Ah so this thread is really about sympathy periods and not sympathy periods?

You know I've spent more than a day thinking up phrases like 'there there my dear' and 'don't worry it'll get better' and 'there's no use crying over spilt milk'. But you know I wasn't sure how or why you would express sympathy as a play activity.

I really think I need to change my brand of tea bags. Apologies.



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