As a sex blogger it’s pretty obvious I’ve explored or at least read about many fetishes out there and was delighted to find out there is an online community that serves these people in an open and honest way. Like to wear footie pj’s and shot gun beers while you fornicate with someone in a mascot suit? I’m sure there is a community for you.
What I don’t get though is all of the rules. I realize that fetishism is like a ritual and maybe it is the ritual that gets you off more than the sensation but be real now, maybe someone is just curious about domination or bondage or threesomes or swinging or that whole cuckold thing. Maybe they just apply standard internet manners when joining these groups but they don’t know the ins and outs of furridom.
So many of these communities practice this whole elitist attitude about their space that it’s a turn off. If someone is into the same things you are, why not embrace them and teach them the way you think they should “behave” while being part of your cyber corner instead of jumping all over them for not knowing the nuances?
People I’ve asked have pointed out the dangers of cops and what not and believe me I can see that but if you’re not doing anything illegal, what do you have to worry about? Last I checked it was totally legal to get your ass paddled by someone in a Nun’s habit if that’s what blows your load. As long as everyone involved is 18+ (here in the states) the law isn’t going to give a rats ass .
So why not embrace new commers (and cummers) in to these groups, grow your numbers, have more people to have sex with? Seems fairly simple to me…
xoxo
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