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Rafters -> RE: Humilation (3/18/2007 3:33:11 PM)
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Photography is a kink just like any other, it can be fun, and it can be abused.
Photoshop can turn anyone in Dita von Teese. Skin like porcelain, waist like an hourglass and tits like zeppelins, suspended from the ceiling by a shimmering fairy threads. Or down the other path, three different photos and some cut and pasting will provide a ménage trois visual to the phrase "go fucking flog yourself".
And just like any kink, communication is key, not just from the sub, "I want to be like this photo", "like this sketch", "surprise me", "just not my face/tattoo/identifiable feature"
But also to the sub, things like what encryption it'll be saved under? who has access to the computer? Will she hoard it? Be passing it around her circle (which'll leak)? Or be slapping it against her nick as advertising?
What the facts of life are, regarding computer security!
How the facts of life regarding human security summarise down to Mark Twain’s quote “the only way three people can keep a secret is if two of them are dead"
Photos will ooze around restrictions, you just have to show them to a close friend, your PC will be sent somewhere for repairs, your flattie will feel bored and curious, your SO-de-jour will feel pouty because you lock them out of the big secret in that file.
Photos are really Cool, because they will act as a souvenir of a trip you took off the beaten path the mainstream takes.[:D]
Photos are really UnCool, because they will provide proof you go off the beaten path the mainstream takes.[&:]
At the end of the day photography is up there with any kink that leaves a mark. You have to decide whether the risk is worth the pleasure, just like Granny did, all those years ago.[:D]
http://www.vintagespank.com/
http://vintagegirlwatchers.com/index.html
http://retrofap.blogspot.com/
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