Mistress Sophia Katz

I love that beaver tail paddle. The whip you posted is somewhat similar to my dog whips, except my dog whips have double falls: I just ordered a whip like this. It wasn't from my usually supplier, so I'll see how it goes when it gets here: I have two of these suede floggers (aka "the twins"): A flogger with studded flags: a flogger with studded hearts: Two large wooden frat paddles from the 1950s . . .and a few other things. I just recently updated my toy box, so I have a few new surprises in the upcoming weeks.

Have a great time studying shibari in Japan, Mistress Rey. I know you'll come back with all sorts of great new rope techniques to inflict on the subs. And have fun visiting, Mistress Von Dietz. I heard Japan is a really fun city.

I imagine many couples would rather suck it up than go through such an embarrassing experience. And how humiliating it must be for him, the whole village would find out about his inability to perform. I am sure he'd feel as if they were all secretly laughing at him behind his back. It reminds me a little of the royal families in the 1600s who would witness marriage consummations to make sure the marriage could not be annulled. But it only really happened in cases where a the relations between two families were shaky and a political alliance relied on the marriage not being contested.

Grim Fandango looked creepy and neat. It appeals to my goth sensibilities. haha A few years ago Double Fine, a developer that I casually follow, released a remastered version of it. I never got to play it in it's original form, but I picked up the remastered version from a steam sale and it is in my ever growing "to play" digital pile of games.

I acquired "Day of the Tentacle" from a humble bundle, but have not played it yet. It is on my list because I loved "Maniac Mansion" so much.

I am going to assume that the fact he has not given an update means he was unable to escape the Fortress kidnapping. Go team!

I think it is funnier to call it "downstairs." (In reality, that could refer to anything below the belt line.)

I've heard of Monkey Island but not Loom. It looks like Steam has brought back a lot of those old games, so maybe I will pick it up at some point. I'd love to meet you, too. I don't also run into many people who also appreciate video games from the late '80s early-mid '90s every day.

I always find it interesting when subs feel situations are humiliating or degrading. One time I remember I had a sub bound fairly securely and I made him crawl to fetch a ball in his mouth. After retrieving the ball, he said to me, "you certainly enjoy humiliating me." Which I found amusing because to me, it was just a silly little game. Perhaps it was the sense of powerlessness of being bound and the struggle to complete simple task made the sub feel humiliated.

LucasFilm Games really put out some gems back in the day. Maniac Mansion had some great Easter eggs. My favorite one was if you recorded to "Tentacle Mating Sounds" record on to the blank cassette tape and gave it to the green tentacle he's play it in his stereo and start to freak out. Then the screen would go black and your charactor's name would be on a tombstone in the front yard. Presumably he fucks you to death. haha I never played Zak McCracken, but I remember hearing of it. I played a lot of Zork, especially Zork III. I was either eaten by a grue or threatened to be eaten by a grue many times. My mother got me into Zork. She mapped out the dungeons as she played and showed me how to do that so I wouldn't get lost. Later my folks also got a big Zork companion guidebook with tips and tricks. I think it also had dungeon maps, too.

I am so glad that your skin biopsy is negative. What a relief it must be for you!

Feel better! I hope you have a quick recovery, LoneWolf and return to us soon!

I've never played Undertale. I've heard a bit about it, though. I think it is interesting that you can choose between violent interactions and negotiations.

Struggle as you might, you won't be able to move away from the impending spit-shower. You'll have to swallow every drop.

Sounds like a great way to spend the day before your birthday. I think celebrating an almost-decade passing is a good reason to get into trouble-- especially after being away from Fortress for such a long time.

Happy Birthday! I hope a Mistress is around to give your 45 spankings (or more ) to celebrate the big day.

Oh, dear! I am sorry to hear you are not well. I hope your skin test results come back that you are in good health. Hopefully, it is just a bit of contact dermatitis, but it is always good to be sure.

I just played through Doki Doki. I remember reading a little bit about it on Kotaku but forgot about it until the game "glitched." I am glad I didn't remember though. The ending was still a surprise, although I kind of had a feeling that character was behind it.

Maniac Mansion was great, especially the version for the Commodore 64. LucasArts cut out some of the adult humor when they released the game for Nintendo. I guess Nintendo didn't think parents could handle Edna saying, "I should have tied you to my bed" every time she threw a young man into the dungeon.

I really loved the "swarm of rats" ability too much to do the stealth route. hahaha It reminded me of the "murder of crows" augmentation in Bioshock Infinite. I may re-play and try the stealth mode, but I don't often have the patience for purely stealth games.

That sounds like a very exciting kidnapping session. You had to keep up the play that everything was "normal" even the sweatshirt over your head) so no one would suspect.

I really like Dishonored, however, I get the bad endings also. I don't particularly like playing 100% stealth, which is probably the only way to get the good endings. I've heard a little bit about Doki Doki. I don't play a lot of visual novel type games, but I heard it is really dark (which makes it a bit worth it for me to check out.) Plus, it's free to play on Steam so why not?

I immediately thought of this:

I grew up with a C64 system, so I played games like Jumpman, Zork and Maniac Mansion. Now I mainly use a PC and Steam to game, although the E3 trailor for Detroit: Become Human are making me seriously consider getting a playstation-- if they actually release the game (but that is another story.) I am currently playing through the Dishonored franchise as well as a competition fighting game called Minion Masters. I like a lot of weird indie games and frequently check out the bundles featured on humble, fanactical and indiegala.

A friend of mine who travels the east coast every October visiting haunted houses sent me a link to an article about it last Halloween. She's gone to some crazy haunted houses over the years, but this was way too extreme for her.