Mistress Rey

Fascinating.

Do you think they would feel ashamed by being ridiculed for not having enough wealth or status?

What a sexy response.

Does anyone have a favorite shibari position they would like to share? I'll do my best to learn it.

That blue dress you posted is lovely. The sheen is akin to latex or PVC! Cute and sexy at the same time.

Kermit the Flog. Sexy!

De rien!!

Haha. I said, looking forward to it!

This is hilarious! I never knew such a thing existed. Do you have one?

http://inspirobot.me/share?iuid=053/aXm516xjU.jpg Can they?

Decisions that haunted you in the past, huh? That is very personal, and that kind of shame runs deep. That really tickles my curiosity. Hmm, more like, itches!

You are a wuss, but I can forgive you if you promise to hold out on your safe word.

My favorite listed is the beaver paddle. I would love to leave that beautiful print behind!

What would get to you the most? If a beautiful woman were to criticize your lack of smarts? Your unfortunate luck in genes? Your thin wallet? Or useless muscles? It's very individual, but also very cultural. Cultures around the world value wealth, strength, attractiveness, or intelligence differently. For example, I would say Americans value beauty, wealth and fame, as we do have the most prominent entertainment industry in the world. Brawn was a more important trait in the early 20th century when industrial jobs were prevalent. Although recently, we have seen a cultural shift to value intelligence in the age of internet tech. I was thinking lately, do men still feel shamed by not being physically strong enough or masculine enough when our society no longer values those traits as they used to? The English have always valued intellectual intelligence and family heritage. Japanese also value intelligence, but not so much emphasis on wealth. In Chinese and Russian culture, high social status is not only important to obtain but to show off, where as in France, ostentatious wealth is considered tasteless. South Americans, particularly Brazilians and Koreans value physical beauty highly (the biggest destinations for cosmetic enhancements). Would you agree with my (yes, very generalized) observation? What's fascinating about New York is that we have the chance to meet people from so many different countries and cultures, and so we would get to know different perspectives. There's no universal shame, or is there? What about you? What form of humiliation would shame you the most?

私は楽しみにしています!!

Thank you for all your kind words! Yes, will stay in Tokyo till my skills are deemed advanced enough.