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The Torments Of An Angry Cat

An angry cat as BDSM instrument of torment? It could work, I guess:

But a spiked wheel is much easier!

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Pinwheel Fun

The spiked pinwheel is a BDSM sensation toy that has no equal:

Via Sssh.com.

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Five Spiked Wheels

If one pinwheel covered in sharp tines is a barrel of sensation-play fun (which it totally is) then how much more fun can you have with five parallel wheels?

This much more:

The 5 Wheel Pinwheel is a sort of Wartenberg wheel on steroids. From the sales copy at The Stockroom:

This stylish steel pinwheel is the perfect medical fetish accessory or sensation toy. Five pinwheels sit on an axle that allows fluid, independent movement of each wheel, but can be rolled teasingly across the skin in a five-wide row for a unique sensory experience.

Like the Wartenberg, 2-wheel, and 7-wheel pinwheels, this device can be used with a Neon Wand and Power Tripper for a thrilling electro play experience, or on its own to create a tantalizing tingle that will put your whole body on edge!

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Sensation Play: Pinwheel

It sounds like Peep really likes her prickly Wartenberg Pinwheel:

I am a sensation whore, and I also love surprises, so I left this toy in its packaging, hoping Sir would find it and be curious. It worked!

I love alternating sensations, and having Sir run this up the back of my legs and over my ass last night made me shiver and shudder with pleasure, and before I knew it my hips started their rhythmic swaying, then bucking, my kitty seeking contact with something, anything to find release.

Up and down the base of my spine… dear God… along my sides and down across my ass, then on to the inside of my thighs. I am seeking something to bite, and I need release!

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Say what you will about That Book (and I can’t say much because I most of my BDSM fiction for free from places like Kristen’s Archive) but if it’s inspired Cosmo to try printing BDSM sex tips, the book really may have changed the world. And, word comes, it has indeed so inspired the sexual trend-setters at Cosmo. The BDSM tips are very basic, but I confess I don’t understand why they inspire so much snark in the linked article. For instance:

4. “Press a fork (firmly, but don’t break the skin or anything) into different parts of his body — his butt cheeks, his pecs, his thighs.”

Sensation play, with common cheap household object, because not everybody has a gleaming Wartenberg wheel in a fancy sheath. (Nor yet even the plastic disposable version.) Baby steps. But do they really deserve this sort of snarky commentary?

This was clearly written at lunchtime, after a morning spent rummaging around the office for kinkspiration. Rejected options: “Hold a blueberry muffin in your fist and punch him in the mouth.” “Pretend to be a naughty piece of printer paper and tell him to ‘staple’ you.” “Act like a PDF and order him to ‘fax me hard.’ Make all relevant noises.”

Incidentally, if the women who read Cosmo need to be cautioned against stabbing someone with a fork hard enough to break the skin, then their partners are going to need more than a safe word.

I shouldn’t think basic safety advice for a kinky-novice audience is out of place. Especially when it’s intended to be reassuring; the message is “you don’t need to make bloody holes to be doing BDSM” which is aimed at a BDSM misconception that’s genuinely out there. It’s not “you’re so stupid you might accidentally pierce your fella with a fork.”

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