Zoneinlingo(neither female)
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2 months ago •
Feb 15, 2025
Fair. ?
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TopekaDom(dom male)
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2 months ago •
Feb 15, 2025
Zoneinlingo wrote: Why do you buy so many tools and not actually use them?
If you mean Lifestyle tools: it is because, currently, I need something to do with my hands. I get ideas for toys and what not, so I make things to get them out of my mind. If you mean tools for around the house: it is because I want to have them at the ready in case I need them for repairs. I'm not one of those guys who enjoys having to stop in the middle of something to have to run to the hardware store. Yes I have jars of screws and bolts and nails sitting on my workbench |
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JaredMayer(dom male)
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2 months ago •
Feb 17, 2025
Zoneinlingo wrote: Why do you buy so many tools and not actually use them?
As others have said "so you have them when you need them", but sometimes it's just toxic consumerism. This goes beyond tools, of course, but we are bombarded with ads constantly from all directions, and one of the best ways to sell people something, especially something they don't need, is to make them think they need it, and you can do that most easily by making them feel insecure and then hinting that your product will make them feel secure. Spoilers: works for selling ideology too. So when you spend your life having ads firehose-sprayed at you, telling you you're not good enough, you're not man enough, you're not handy like this 20-something chisseled bearded model, and then you see a beautiful 100pc tool chest on sale at Home Depot... |
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| Kelpi |
2 months ago •
Feb 18, 2025
Zoneinlingo wrote: Why do you buy so many tools and not actually use them?
I have bought tools that I just wanted to have on hand "just in case" and much later found that one time where it was the right time and place for that one tool. was under a house fixing a water leak. i needed a tool that could grab the pipe nut was curved so I could see around it. I had bought it just because it was curved and that was the only time I used it but it payed for itself that one time. It was also the day I realized if I was going to keep doing my job I needed to get rid of 20 pounds. I thought they where going to have to pull me out the fit was so tight. |
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| balloonkotinsp |
2 months ago •
Feb 18, 2025
I'm in construction. Have been for 40 years. And my ohmy do I have some tools. Layered 4 deep in some areas. But I use most or all of them. But it might be more about being able to handle any circumstance. Being prepared. Maybe to be a better provider, something more primal like that. I know it gives me comfort when I know, " I got this". Someday I'll explain why I have six miter saws and 14 cordless drills.
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| New slut owner(dom male) |
2 months ago •
Feb 21, 2025
lambsone wrote: I have a question:
A penis seems to be very important to a man. I'm guessing there might be some psychological connection as well, but I don't know what it is. I'm wondering how men think/feel about their penises, erection, cumming, thrusting, other? Any takers? Very important. To me it is a symbol of my power. Very proud of it. My favorite short video is my slut pinned by my body weight, arms by her side as I trhust into her open mouth. It is my penis that is dominating her. When I took ownership of her, she accepted that my penis is the source of all her sexual pleasure. She took that oath on her knees in front of me with it in her mouth. Yes, it is a powerful symbol |
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| New slut owner(dom male) |
2 months ago •
Feb 21, 2025
bdsamworld wrote: I have two questions: how hard is to pee while hard? Which is the preferred pant leg to adjust it to? I've heard there is a preferred pant leg or side. ?
Fully erect it is impossible to pee, for me anyway. |
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RowanPoe(other male)
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2 months ago •
Feb 22, 2025
Difficult, sometimes painful. The left side, I think most guys lean a bit to one side or the other naturally anyway.
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