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I mean, I feel like she gave us an easy option.

Stretch. Breathe. Open Mind. Wait to hear the beep on the keypad. I've been totally Pavlov'd on that sound.

This will require some deep thought. Costumes I've worn at the Fortress: tasteless, abusive professor outfit (x2), tasteless "party" outfit. All of those were destroyed. By my own tradition, I usually dress up as dead/undead for Halloween, with many different manners of death over the years (hanging, experiment-gone-wrong, shuriken to forehead, etc.) But I feel it wouldn't be appropriate to walk in already dead. I have the lab coat for "mad scientist" and some assorted fake body parts (one year, some brat tried to steal the severed fingers out of the candy bowl) so, maybe, mad-scientist about to have his comeuppance.

Ha! I'm not sure that was an answer to the question asked! But fun.

I have been enjoying this series of yours. I kind of hate to see the Pope come up as I often find it something of a difficult card to read.

I also go blue, pink, yellow.

Not my kink, not that I don't enjoy a certain amount of scent, but I love the setup!

Oooh, I've had some pretty serious sessions. But I'm not a huge pain slut. What can I say, I'm a sensitive guy.

In the theme, my favorite card is "strength." I feel that the Emperor is a touch brittle. Strength holds open the lion's jaws, but not by force. The strength makes the lion submit, but it is not physical strength.

I'm constantly looking for new things to like. And I like most of them. I guess in substantial part I like the idea of kinky.

I mean I guess this could be foot fetish adjacent? I do enjoy picking up socks with my toes though. I've never felt any shame about it - it's a small extra power. But then I'm largely shame-free. If any Mistress can come up with a fun way to work this into a session, I'd love to hear the ideas. Always looking for something new.

Agreed. If one has to choose, 2 hours. I stopped doing one hour sessions quite a long time ago.

I do have some safety concerns.

Congratulations to M. Tang!

Well, the 8 trigrams from the I Ching, plus the two rings. Once upon a time I knew the symbolism for the trigrams, (and mostly the hexagrams) but I've forgotten it all. If I recall correctly, those things are used for feng shui, though I have no idea how.