BUT - BDSM between two guys - er - yes, I do like reading books about that. I find it fascinating- the power play, the control thing, all of it. So why? Why with MM and not with MF? The characters of the Doms and subs are very similar regardless of their sex. I have to assume it has something to do with identifying with characters. I'm safe in an MM book because I'm not a guy. What happens, isn't happening to me. But with a MF book, if a woman begs to be spanked, beaten, whipped, punished - I don't want to be that woman. But is it as simple as that? I have no idea. I wish I was a psychologist!
I do have a few BDSM scenes in my books - a bit at the start of An Ordinary Girl, (two guys), a section in Fight to Remember ( two guys - well not human but male) and a little more than normal in my latest WIP - tentatively called - With or Without Him.
A snippet from my new one - not out until December. (Unedited too)
More
and more people were gathering around the platform in the center of the room
and as Haris watched, a heavily muscled Asian man, his chest and arms smothered
in dragon tattoos, hauled the St. Andrew’s cross into the air until it rested
at an angle. A naked guy with black wings hung from it, his wrists and ankles secured
by rope. Lines of metal clips ran from his nipples to his hips and his balls
and cock were smothered in them. The bound man lifted his head and Haris froze.
Shit. He sucked in a disappointed
breath and turned away. Tyler wasn’t the guy he hoped for. No need to stay
longer.
One last look.
He swiveled round and Tyler lifted his head
again, scanning the crowd with his wide-eyed gaze, a ball gag distorting his
mouth. Haris released a quiet groan. Unless Tyler was a very good actor, not
only was he not enjoying this, he was
terrified. Haris curled his fingers into fists. The problem was—what could he
do about it? Interfering in someone’s bondage play was frowned on and unwise
unless it was an emergency. This wasn’t an emergency. Tyler had to have
voluntarily let himself be tied and gagged, so had things gone too far or was
he just pretending? He seemed distressed and frightened, but didn’t appear to be
in immediate danger. Even so, the look in his eyes unsettled Haris to the point
that he couldn’t walk away. He moved closer.
The
Asian rigger crouched with his back to Tyler, chatting to a guy on the far side
of the platform and Haris bristled. Someone should be monitoring the sub at all
times, checking he could breathe, making sure his hands and fingers weren’t
losing sensation. Anxiety coiled like a snake in his gut. Tyler’s eyelids fluttered,
drool seeped from around the gag and even above the ambient noise, Haris could
hear the muffled sounds of his misery.
He
pushed through the last onlookers to stand in front of the rigger. “Take his
ball gag out.”
The bastard laughed. “You want me
gag you instead?”
“He’s having problems.”
The rigger walked back to Tyler and
ran his hand over a line of clips. Tyler squirmed and gave a muted anguished
groan. Haris clenched his jaw.
“This BDSM,” said the rigger. “This
what he want. This what they want.” He gestured to the watching crowd.
Tyler shook his head, more saliva trickling
down his chin as he struggled. His gaze locked with Haris, his eyes desperate,
his breathing frantic.
“Did you check it was what he
wanted?” Haris asked. “With that gag in, he can’t tell you.”
“He brat. Talk too much. He give
sign if problem.” The man shrugged. “No sign.”
What fucking sign can he give you when he’s
bound and gagged? Or when you’ve got your back toward him?
5 comments:
I cant agree with you more. Not only do I remain happily clueless, I always forget what all the letters stands for. Maybe because I have a problem with discipline, as well as causing pain. I dont know why people like others to order them about. I can easily imagine putting a bullet in someone, but not inflicting pain for the thrill of it.
Fantastic clip, immersing me in a world where I can easily relate and fall for a pair of heroes.
Thanks, Arlene
I like it when the wife ties me up and feeds me creme puffs. It's not quite as kinky as all the other stuff, but it works for us.
LOL, Fred!
BDSM means different things to different people, IMO. But generally, it's psychological not physical that draws the kinksters (and the curious non-kinksters).
Love your teaser. Can't wait to read it!
Pam
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