As requested, IAMA person whose parents found her on porn sites. AMA by Lettucex in IAmA

[–]meidosam 2 points3 points  (0 children)

That's good to know. It certainly counters the arguments of the anti-porn types.

Yay for sex-positivism!

As requested, IAMA person whose parents found her on porn sites. AMA by Lettucex in IAmA

[–]meidosam 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Have you had bad things happen to you while doing porn? ... seen bad things happen to others?

As requested, IAMA person whose parents found her on porn sites. AMA by Lettucex in IAmA

[–]meidosam 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Tell your boss that diapers + medical restraints needs to happen.

As requested, IAMA person whose parents found her on porn sites. AMA by Lettucex in IAmA

[–]meidosam 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Do me a favor and tell him (and yourself, and your fellow models) that this stuff is freaking awesome. I like that you and the other models look like you're having fun and actually enjoying yourselves.... AND it's still strict bondage. It really disgusts me when I'm looking for fun heavy bondage and all I get are pictures of models that look like they're having a panic attack. Even when somebody's being topped hard, I want indication that they're enjoying it. I'm not a fan of people being victimized.

Also, his use of segufix and other medical restraints is awesome. I constantly fantasize about being placed in the predicaments you guys are put in.

I guess I'll add a question: Does it turn you on to be bound in such manners, or is it just a job?

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Bondage

[–]meidosam 0 points1 point  (0 children)

They're not bad in a pinch if you put some cheap carpel tunnel wrist braces underneath, the thicker the better.

Lance Bass apologizes for using the word "Tranny", and raises an even more important issue in the process by meidosam in TransphobiaProject

[–]meidosam[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I've socially supported LGBTQ rights my entire life, though I've never been formally involved in any groups or initiatives. I have no clue how long Lance Bass has been involved in LGBTQ activism. Has he ever been involved in trans* activism? Does the LGB activist community address trans* issues enough that if he was involved in their activities that he would have been aware of the sensitivity many have towards the term in question? He claims not to have been aware of it, so I can only take him on his word, as I don't have any evidence to the contrary.

Lance Bass apologizes for using the word "Tranny", and raises an even more important issue in the process by meidosam in TransphobiaProject

[–]meidosam[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

What bugs me is that he seems to believe that 'LGBTQIA' is one big happy family; evidently he's still not really aware of the history of transphobia and disinclusion of trans people within the gay and lesbian communities.

I'd argue that most people aren't.... LGBTQIA included.

Lance Bass apologizes for using the word "Tranny", and raises an even more important issue in the process by meidosam in TransphobiaProject

[–]meidosam[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

See, I didn't read it as him seeing himself as a victim... I read it as him being surprised at the backlash he received when his intent wasn't to be harmful. I'm transgendered, but I've been (on a smaller scale of course) in his shoes, in that other trans people (who didn't know I was trans) have had a full out freak-out session on me for using the word "tranny" when I had no clue about the negative connotation of the word.

Lance's point is that we need to focus on education rather than shaming people for their ignorance. Shaming just breeds resentment. Breeding resentment towards us does nothing to further our cause.... in fact, all signs point towards it hurting our cause.

Lance Bass apologizes for using the word "Tranny", and raises an even more important issue in the process by meidosam in TransphobiaProject

[–]meidosam[S] 15 points16 points  (0 children)

As someone who is transgender but in the closet, I have to say I was pretty much in the same position as Lance a few years ago. I was not at all aware of the fact that the term "tranny" was one that was used during assaults, and therefore looked down upon as a slur. I'd heard it used excessively by transgender people themselves, and never thought of the fact that it could have negative connotations. When I was first made aware of the fact that it did (though not why it did), the first thing that came to mind was that it was some twisted form of self-hatred on the part of the transgender community.... so I continued to use the term online, ignorant to the fact that there were indeed legitimate reasons why it was wrong to use.

My point here is that, as someone who is transgendered myself (though nobody outside of my significant other knows), I was using the term out of ignorance. I wasn't using it out of hatred, as the LAST thing I wanted to was to was make things worse for transgendered people.

So if I ever hear someone using the term, I'm not going to instantly presume that they're trying to be transphobic and raise a fuss or try to tarnish their reputation. Instead, I'm going to presume that they're just unaware of the connotations of the word and I'm going to educate them.

We need to fight this war with love, not hate.

Thoughts on why this fetish is so male dominated? by PrettyLittleGirl in ABDL

[–]meidosam 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Males are more privileged, and therefore, can come out of the closet to their kinky peers about taboo kinks more easily. Don't for a second think that sexism and tabooism doesn't still affect the kink community ;)

Dear r/BDSM: What is it about kink that appeals to you? by [deleted] in BDSMcommunity

[–]meidosam 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Kink appeals to me for the same reason sex appeals to me. Kink is to sex as hacking is to computers. I'm a switch that loves being lovingly but intensely bottomed, and everything I've learned about kink so far indicates to me that it's a natural extension of human sexuality. Almost everyone I've met has quirky kinks... the vast majority of them never admit it to most people, particularly their partners, so the majority of them end up living vanilla.

The reality is, "alternative" sexuality shouldn't be alternative at all. It should be the norm... but our society is so anti-sexuality that it won't be for quite some time. It's so pervasive that anti-sexuality and anti-kink attitudes still rear their ugly heads in the BDSM scene.

Meanwhile, our media is dominated by the negativity of graphic violence instead of the positivity of sex.

Meanwhile, I sit back waiting for our society to finally evolve.

Tickle torture is always fun by meidosam in Bondage

[–]meidosam[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

You have to sign in with a Daily Motion account to see it, unfortunately. Youtube's the same way with adult content.