This really is a wonderful site for shopping. It's the Super Store for all your kinky needs. Not to mention the pictures they have are pretty nice too!

Posted by Me on 29-04-2007 09:00:00 | Permalink | Comments

More from the vaults of Basement Bondage hosted by AEBN.

Posted by Me on 27-04-2007 02:00:00 | Permalink | Comments

Is this woman sexy or what? Would make a man think about joining her Fetish and Latex army!

Posted by Me on 25-04-2007 03:00:00 | Permalink | Comments

Although this was his first book, Jack Rinella had been active in the gay leather scene for what seems a lifestime to the rest of us. This excellent book is a "how to" treatise for all of us...those experienced and novice, Masters and slaves, men AND women. Its also sets a standard for Masters to strive for, while making allowances for the things that make them human. In the end, all Jack asks of them is that they are honest with themselves, as well as with those who serve.

"The Master's Manual" will not school you on tying knots or wielding a flogger. Nor is it intended for those with a transitory interest in bedroom kink. Instead, Jacks' book is dedicated to those who are serious about Power Exchange relationships, and who wish to hone their interpersonal skills to make them work.

There is very little stuff of fanatsy porn novels here...when Jack tells us that "A Master gets only what his slave is willing to give", he is being practical and realistic. This is a refreshing tack for people who choose to make Dominance and submission a part of their daily life. He not only shares many of his personal experiences in the leather life with us, but he also helps us understand how concepts of power, control, and responsibility make the Master more than just a sadist.

And while written by a gay leatherman, I can assure you that there is plenty to learn from Jack Rinella whatever your sexual orientation. Those who prefer to be owned will also find much to learn from his 8 steps to being a "best boy", which are as true for men as they are for women.

The challenge of owning another human being, and finding mutual happiness in the process, is a remarkable one. Fortunately, there are men like Mr. Rinella who can inspire us with their words to make it happen.

Posted by Me on 23-04-2007 05:00:00 | Permalink | Comments