Grabbing and squeezing

[sebi40]

Hope u guys saw this..

http://www.xvideos.com/video2966285/...ue_and_swollen

quite nice

[trigloporus]

That is real 'fight' between 2 boys. One of them win the fight with squeezing the oponent's balls.

http://www.break.com/usercontent/200...-balls-1004233

I would realy love to see a clip where instead of the boy will be a girl.

[mick_sl8ter]

FEMALEDOM.COM

Please leave !

[torrie]

I second that... I hope there r some gay forums for this.

FEMALEDOM.COM

Please leave !

[torrie]

Anybody seen this vid? pls post if u know

Heres an old classic from mistress monika.

i love the look on her face as pulls the balls down lower and lower until she flattens them in her hands...

[J T]

It seems to have worked. No wonder we all dream of it. It's real!

[Dix]

I second that... I hope there r some gay forums for this.

Too bad the Homophobes can't READ that it was two boys. Let's live and let live. In other words, mind your own business and don't open the link. One would think that there would be some tolerance for those who don't think exactly as someone else.

[carnivorous_daisy]

Too bad the Homophobes can't READ that it was two boys. Let's live and let live. In other words, mind your own business and don't open the link. One would think that there would be some tolerance for those who don't think exactly as someone else.

You too must practice moderation, and perhaps not be so quick to place vilifying social labels on a person who doesn't posess a particular preference.

This place is in fact called femaledom, and it's title is descriptive of the content and interest of those who frequent it. Anything not aligned with those interests would be rightfully out of place. For example, posting erotic pictures of nude women on gay porn forums would be considered, at best, out of place. Likewise would be a waiter bringing a plate of spaghetti to your table when you ordered a beer. No need for offense, but there does need to be some clarification.

If someone does post something that is out of place, it is the duty of the participants to express such things in a civil manner. Likewise is it the duty of the poster to be reasonable and respectful of the community within which they are trying to participate, and perhaps ask themselves if there's not another venue which may be more suited to their tastes(and there are many, let me assure you).

Because a person does not posess a particular preference does not in itself make a person a homophobe, or any other unsavory social label. Only if a person explicitly expresses such behaviors should such vulgar defamation be considered, and even then it should be used cautiously. It's not very nice to be flinging insults around like it's a playground. Nobody is calling the poster a "heterophobe", as such things would be unwarranted, extreme, and just silly.

Human sexuality is complicated, and I, and I doubt any member on here, can reasonably say that my sexual identity is "traditional". Which means that perhaps I should be tolerant of what may, or may not, be the preference of another.

[squeezemyballsplease]

There were times here, in which SadisticSara or one of her helpers would have banned an account immediatly for a misposting like that.
She even did it for posting without pic in the "pictures only" thread.
Long time ago and I don't know why she doesn't care for her forum any more.
Sadly.
She's pure female dominance and I miss her a lot here.

[kickpom]

You too must practice moderation, and perhaps not be so quick to place vilifying social labels on a person who doesn't posess a particular preference.

This place is in fact called femaledom, and it's title is descriptive of the content and interest of those who frequent it. Anything not aligned with those interests would be rightfully out of place. For example, posting erotic pictures of nude women on gay porn forums would be considered, at best, out of place. Likewise would be a waiter bringing a plate of spaghetti to your table when you ordered a beer. No need for offense, but there does need to be some clarification.

If someone does post something that is out of place, it is the duty of the participants to express such things in a civil manner. Likewise is it the duty of the poster to be reasonable and respectful of the community within which they are trying to participate, and perhaps ask themselves if there's not another venue which may be more suited to their tastes(and there are many, let me assure you).

Because a person does not posess a particular preference does not in itself make a person a homophobe, or any other unsavory social label. Only if a person explicitly expresses such behaviors should such vulgar defamation be considered, and even then it should be used cautiously. It's not very nice to be flinging insults around like it's a playground. Nobody is calling the poster a "heterophobe", as such things would be unwarranted, extreme, and just silly.

Human sexuality is complicated, and I, and I doubt any member on here, can reasonably say that my sexual identity is "traditional". Which means that perhaps I should be tolerant of what may, or may not, be the preference of another.

well said, Daisy

[J T]

There were times here, in which SadisticSara or one of her helpers would have banned an account immediatly for a misposting like that.
She even did it for posting without pic in the "pictures only" thread.
Long time ago and I don't know why she doesn't care for her forum any more.
Sadly.
She's pure female dominance and I miss her a lot here.

I also miss Sadistic Sara, she was the bomb!

[carnivorous_daisy]

There were times here, in which SadisticSara or one of her helpers would have banned an account immediatly for a misposting like that.
She even did it for posting without pic in the "pictures only" thread.
Long time ago and I don't know why she doesn't care for her forum any more.
Sadly.
She's pure female dominance and I miss her a lot here.

I too miss her. If I recall correctly, she had some difference of opinion with the site owner, to put it mildly. Unfortunately, because of this the whole of the community has suffered the effects of the absence of someone who could have had a greater effect on it.

[carnivorous_daisy]

well said, Daisy

Thank you.

[torrie]

I too miss her. If I recall correctly, she had some difference of opinion with the site owner, to put it mildly. Unfortunately, because of this the whole of the community has suffered the effects of the absence of someone who could have had a greater effect on it.

I remember her/him as the dude who was posting in the name of Sadistic sara

[papaschlumpf]

You too must practice moderation, and perhaps not be so quick to place vilifying social labels on a person who doesn't posess a particular preference.

This place is in fact called femaledom, and it's title is descriptive of the content and interest of those who frequent it. Anything not aligned with those interests would be rightfully out of place. For example, posting erotic pictures of nude women on gay porn forums would be considered, at best, out of place. Likewise would be a waiter bringing a plate of spaghetti to your table when you ordered a beer. No need for offense, but there does need to be some clarification.

If someone does post something that is out of place, it is the duty of the participants to express such things in a civil manner. Likewise is it the duty of the poster to be reasonable and respectful of the community within which they are trying to participate, and perhaps ask themselves if there's not another venue which may be more suited to their tastes(and there are many, let me assure you).

Because a person does not posess a particular preference does not in itself make a person a homophobe, or any other unsavory social label. Only if a person explicitly expresses such behaviors should such vulgar defamation be considered, and even then it should be used cautiously. It's not very nice to be flinging insults around like it's a playground. Nobody is calling the poster a "heterophobe", as such things would be unwarranted, extreme, and just silly.

Human sexuality is complicated, and I, and I doubt any member on here, can reasonably say that my sexual identity is "traditional". Which means that perhaps I should be tolerant of what may, or may not, be the preference of another.

I agree totally. Thank you for taking your time to write that.