Wishing all my friends (you
know who you are) and readers throughout the world a safe, healthy and happy
2017!
Saturday, December 31, 2016
Friday, December 30, 2016
Christmas, Boxing Day and Hula Beads Vibrators
A LELO wireless controlled
HULA-BEADS vibrator and control unit
Christmas at Blackthorn Castle: Christmas went very well, the weather was cool and
mostly dry, with everyone getting what they most wanted as gifts: lingerie and
perfume for the ladies and leather goods, Laddie Caddies and wallets for the
gentlemen. The ladies also got vaginal training toys, but more about that
below. We all are appreciating the time to relax with amiable male companions.
And the results of the weekly pregnancy tests were all negative so we are good
to go. Not that there was any doubt as my wards all have copper bead GyneFix
IUDs implanted, except possibly for me as I was fertile the week before
Christmas and of course wearing a latex flat spring diaphragm and “belly jelly”
– spermicide - for Tim my latex fetishist boyfriend.
Mrs. Bridges, the castle’s head cook, outdid herself for the Christmas meal with roast turkey, chestnut dressing, candied yams, string beans, mince pie, coffee, tea and potent Sloe brandy from the Barony’s own Blackthorn bushes.
Boxing Day: December 26 was wonderfully sunny up until about 1:00 PM, but that was time enough for my Chamberlain and me to distribute the traditional gifts (boxes) to the Barony’s faithful and efficient staff and tradesmen.
Mrs. Bridges, the castle’s head cook, outdid herself for the Christmas meal with roast turkey, chestnut dressing, candied yams, string beans, mince pie, coffee, tea and potent Sloe brandy from the Barony’s own Blackthorn bushes.
Boxing Day: December 26 was wonderfully sunny up until about 1:00 PM, but that was time enough for my Chamberlain and me to distribute the traditional gifts (boxes) to the Barony’s faithful and efficient staff and tradesmen.
Etymology, from
Wikipedia: “There are competing theories for the origins
of the term, Boxing Day, none of which is definitive. The Oxford English
Dictionary gives the earliest attestations from Britain in the 1830s, defining
it as "the first week-day after Christmas-day, observed as a holiday on
which post-men, errand-boys, and servants of various kinds expect to receive a
Christmas-box".
The term "Christmas-box" dates back to the 17th
century, and among other things meant
A present or gratuity given at Christmas: in Great Britain,
usually confined to gratuities given to those who are supposed to have a vague
claim upon the donor for services rendered to him as one of the general public
by whom they are employed and paid, or as a customer of their legal employer;
the undefined theory being that as they have done offices for this person, for
which he has not directly paid them, some direct acknowledgement is becoming at
Christmas
In Britain, it was a custom for tradespeople to collect
"Christmas boxes" of money or presents on the first weekday after
Christmas as thanks for good service throughout the year] This is mentioned in
Samuel Pepys' diary entry for 19 December 1663. This custom is linked to an
older British tradition: since they would have to wait on their masters on
Christmas Day, the servants of the wealthy were allowed the next day to visit
their families. The employers would give each servant a box to take home
containing gifts, bonuses and sometimes leftover food.
The European tradition, which has long included giving money
and other gifts to those who were needy and in service positions, has been
dated to the Middle Ages, but the exact origin is unknown. It is believed to be
in reference to the Alms Box placed in areas of worship to collect donations to
the poor. Also, it may come from a custom in the late Roman/early Christian
era, wherein metal boxes placed outside churches were used to collect special
offerings tied to the Feast of Saint Stephen, which in the Western Church falls
on the same day as Boxing Day.
In modern times, it has taken on the meaning of boxing up
unwanted Christmas gifts and returning them to the shop”.
Saturday, December 24, 2016
The twelve days of Christmas
Images of gifts in the song
the Twelve Days of Christmas.
The Photo: The twelve days of
Christmas song poster showing the twelve different gifts. From Wikipedia. The
illustration is by Xavier Romero-Frias. The song, published in 1780, tells of a
series of increasingly grand gifts given on each of the twelve days of
Christmas.
The twelve days of Christmas: To Help bond with the villagers in village that supplies most of the staff that works at Blackthorn Castle and a large part of the goods and services needed to keep the estate running smoothly especially during holiday celebrations I decided, with the help of my Chamberlain and his events coordinator, to have a performance of the presentation of the gifts given in the song The Twelve Days of Christmas over those the twelve days.
The staff and villagers have been working for months to get all the bits and pieces; personnel, birds, musical instruments, costumes etc. necessary to put together and rehearse a simplified presentation of gifts over the twelve days from Christmas to Twelfth Night. By simplified I mean that there will be only a single representation of each day’s gift, rather than duplication of the preceding days gifts for each succeeding day (as there is in the song) which even for me is quite enough! The eleven pipers and the twelve drummers have been the most difficult and time consuming with rented flutes, drums and uniforms and repeated practices to play a very simple tune on the flutes and rolls on the drums.
The gifts over the twelve days are:
Day 1 partridge in a pear tree (to be carried in a cage)
Day 2 turtle doves (to be carried in a cage)
Day 3 French hens (Image knitted into a warm woolen sweater)
Day 4 Calling Birds (Image knitted into a warm woolen sweater)
Day 5 Gold Rings (Image knitted into a warm woolen sweater)
Day 6 Geese a-Laying (Image knitted into a warm woolen
sweater)
Day 7 Swans a-Swimming (Image knitted into a warm woolen
sweater)
Day 8 Maids a-Milking (Image of milk pails knitted into 8 warm
woolen sweaters)
Day 9 Ladies Dancing (9 teen girls from the local dance
school - costumes from London)
Day 10 Lords a-Leaping (Young adult men in costumes from a
London costume shop)
Day 11 Pipers Piping (Villagers in costumes from a London
costume shop)
Day 12 Drummers Drumming (Villagers in costumes from
a London costume shop)
57 total
villagers involved on the 12th day.
The villagers have taken to “the Twelve Days project” as
it’s become known with enthusiasm. It has already been a success in that more
of the villagers are getting to know me from my being deeply involved with the
project especial the dance students in the “nine ladies dancing” production in
which they will be wearing tutus and pointes.
Logistics for the Twelve Days performances:
The performers are being picked up at 9:00 AM each day from the village. A
large drawing room has been converted into dressing rooms for the performers
and there are two male and two female dressers to help the performers with
their costumes which are being stored at the castle. The partridge and turtle
doves are being cared for here during the run of performances and the musical
instruments are being stored at the castle as well to prevent a performer from
forgetting his or her instrument. Up through day seven (7 Swans a swimming) a
thirteen-passenger van can handle the performers and their equipment. For days eight and nine (8 Maids a milking
and 9 Ladies dancing) a bus will be used for the twenty-four performers and
equipment. For days ten, eleven and twelve a second bus is added. Fortunately,
the weather is forecast to just be rainy with the temperatures in the high 40s
and mid-50s. With the castle access road improvements made last year the busses
haven’t and shouldn’t have any trouble and as a precaution the road will be
sanded as well. There was a great deal of interest by the villagers in being in
the performances, especially by those who had never been to the castle before
which is about a third of them and the performers enjoyed tours of the castle.
Even so, to deepen the commitment of the performers a noon meal and a modest
daily stipend is being provided.
The dance floor: In the great
hall, where the Twelve Days performances will be held a sprung Marley floor has
been laid over the stone floor so the “9 Ladies Dancing” in pointe-shoes,
Gaynor Mindens with sueded tips, are much less likely to have a fall or injury.
The Christmas trees decorated:
The red cedar trees were put up and decorated several days ago, and presents
for my guests have been placed around the main tree, the one in the library. The
staff have their own Christmas tree below stairs. I love the scent of cedar and
they look gorgeous!
The castle’s Yule log lit: My
predecessors at Blackthorn Castle, traditionally had the castle Yule log lit on
Christmas eve. So, yesterday, Friday the 23rd I opened the doors to the great
hall and the massive Yule log was hauled in by a team of horses. One end was
inserted into the huge fireplace with the remaining eighty percent jutting out into
the great hall where as it burns it will be winched slowly forward across the
hearth and into the fireplace. It should burn for the twelve days of Christmas
the last being Thursday January 5th. The end of last Christmas’ log
was chopped up and placed under it as kindling and I lit it in a brief ceremony
this morning. There is a twenty-four-hour fire watch posted in the great hall
as long as the Yule Log is burning.
Weather for Christmas: The
weather service is calling for light rain for most of the day on the 25th
with mid-day temperature in the low 50s (F) so at least there will be no snow. All my guests have arrived and our
celebrations will be inside. So, it will just be the Twelve Days performers who
will make the one hour trip up from the village in chartered four-wheel drive
vehicles each day with the last performance by the entire cast on January 5th.
Wishing all my friends (you
know who you are) and readers a very merry Christmas, a happy New Year and the
blessings of this holiday season.
Tuesday, December 20, 2016
2016 Winter Solstice
A Lovely Winter’s sunrise on
a millpond in Wales
The Winter Solstice: The Winter
Solstice is the shortest day of the year and traditionally is the first day of
Winter. This year the solstice occurs on Wednesday December 21st at
10:44 GMT (Universal time). My Celtic forebears have always celebrated the
solstice at dawn on the day of the solstice which will occur at 8:23 GMT. And,
just to make things interesting in my part of Wales, the Cumbrian Mountains,
the weather forecast is for light rain from 8:00 AM – 12:00 noon with
temperatures in the low 40s (F). The peat braziers will be alight which will
take some of the chill off and the Blackthorn hedges are a very effective
windbreak. So, the celebration should be nothing like as uncomfortable as when
I celebrated it at Location Z in the Scottish Highlands several years ago, with
my wards, in ice and snow. The hooded shearling robes are quite warm, but cold
of the stone altar seeps through and being wet makes that happen quicker. I
would love to have ritual winter seed planted in me on a dry Winter Solstice
day!
The ritual planting of winter seed:
As I mentioned in an earlier post my current sweetie Tim, a well-endowed SAS
officer, who knows how to make me go boneless thrusting into my anterior fornix,
will be on the main altar with me at 8:23 AM. Since I will be CD12 and fertile
I’ll be wearing a stretchy latex flat spring diaphragm with an acidic gel in
the dome as spermicide, for contraceptive protection. The latex flat spring is
also amazing as a thrust buffer which can give me another centimeter or so of
depth when on the upstroke, he forces the dome deeper into my anterior fornix
while at the same time forcing my cervix higher.
An update:
An update:
The ceremony went well. It began at sunrise (8:23AM GMT) on
an ancient Celtic stone altar surrounded by an impenetrable barrier of
Blackthorn bushes, the fruit from which my estate makes sloe brandy, but only
for local consumption. There is an underground passageway (newly refurbished)
from the keep for access to the holy site so my partner and I could arrive and
depart unobserved. The temperature was
in the high 30s(F) but the peat fires in the four braziers surrounding the
altar took some of the edge off the chill and the Blackthorn barrier was
effective as a windbreak protecting us from the wind coming from the south west
off St. George’s Chanel. We were both a bit high on sloe brandy when we got up
on the altar. I lay on my back and he knelt between my legs and prepared to
enter me. I wore only a pair of Gaynor Minden pointes, my latex diaphragm and a
hooded shearling robe. I had checked that my diaphragm was covering my cervix
and that I was well lubed. Then as I fondled his erection with one hand I
spread my labia with the fingers of the other and at exactly 8:23 guided him as
he pushed his way inside me.
It was marvelous lying there beneath my lover arching my
back and taking his thrusts as I channeled the Celtic Goddess Rhiannon and
wondered how many women before me had lain on that altar beneath a man while he
planted his winter seed in them and how many infants had been produced nine
months later. Once we began time passed far too quickly. He brought me to a
shuddering gasping orgasm and my contractions tipped him into ecstasy with me
as he released hot jets of thick creamy semen to splatter harmlessly against
the latex membrane of my cervical barrier with my fertile cervical mucus on the
other side. It was all over before we knew it.
One amazing thing was that we didn’t get rained on! It rains frequently
here seemingly when I want to conduct an outdoor activity of any sort. The rain
began shortly after we had concluded the ceremony and returned inside.
Wishing all my readers good
health and a lovely Winter Solstice!
Saturday, December 17, 2016
End of year celebrations prep
Winter in the Cambrian
Mountains Wales, UK
My Wards and their boyfriends have arrived:
Bea a 19
y/o who graduated from St Lucy’s in 2015 and is attending Cambridge; Willow a
22 y/o Brit-chick who danced for the Royal Ballet. She is Jack’s natural
daughter by an RB ballerina. When released from the company Willow danced in my
ballet Co. in Vegas and she graduated from UNLV. She is now going to grad
school at Cambridge; The Dryads, Bryony and Claire, in their mid-20s and former
dancers with the RB are studying for Doctorates in Clinical Psychology at
University College London. Everyone was off on December 2nd and they
don’t need to return to school until Tuesday January 17th. They have all brought gorgeous boyfriends so
the scent of testosterone laced sweat again wafts fragrantly throughout the
castle! They will be with me for seven and a half weeks, wonderful! I’m hoping
to take them shopping in London for the sales after the New year!
The Barony and the twelve Days of
Christmas: The
Barony has always counted Christmas as the first day of the twelve days of
Christmas so Twelfth night will be on Wednesday January 5th in 2017.
After that my plans are still to be
decided. Because of the Zika virus scare I haven’t been to my villa in the BVIs
for more than eighteen months. I’d love to go and soak in the warmth of the
water and sun with my wards. If I decide to chance it, we will leave for Virgin
Gorda after Twelfth Night.
Christmas and the Old Ways:
Returning readers will recall that my predecessors and I celebrate not only
Christian holidays and festivals, but also the Celtic Goddess Rhiannon. In our
Celtic celebrations, human reproductive tract secretions exchanged during
mating rituals are used during fertility ceremonies. Instead of animal blood
being spilled the transfer of seed from male to female in an act of ritual
breeding occurs on stone altars where animal sacrifices once were offered to
Venus/Aphrodite before Celtic mythology morphed her into the Celtic horse and
moon Goddess Rhiannon.
The Winter
Solstice: This
year the solstice occurs on Wednesday December 21st when I will be
Cycle day 12 and fertile. My flat spring latex diaphragm will be filled with
fertile cervical mucus which I will allow a lover to remove and lick the
stretchy mucus into his mouth to swallow as I take a fresh FS diaphragm out,
apply spermicide and insert it being sure to check that my cervix is beneath
the dome before I let him penetrate me with his wonderfully long, hard and
dripping love arrow.
My predecessor, Edith 22nd Baroness Blackthorn,
was at an advanced age and unable to participate or facilitate so the
celebration of celestial events had been discontinued the last few years until
I arrived and my duties were explained to me by the Barony’s Chamberlain. As it has been since I’ve become Baroness,
celebration of celestial events will occur inside the massive blackthorn
perimeter that shields the altars from the sight of unbelievers. This fall the medieval
underground access to the holy site from the castles deep cellars has been
restored so it is once again safe to use. That’s good news as it keeps the
celebrants dry and relatively warm while moving along the underground passage
from the Castle to the Celtic holy site to come up inside the massive
Blackthorn barrier.
Blackthorn Castle decoration for Christmas:
The silver is polished and all the table linens have been washed, starched and
pressed. And hundreds of new fragrant beeswax candles have been placed in the
chandeliers and candelabras throughout the state apartments as well as the
living areas. The great hall, library,
drawing rooms, my suite and all the guest suites have been decorated with
fragrant fresh greenery which has to be replaced every few days as even
evergreens begin to dry out after a while. Over the years, the gardner has
established an area where he grows pine, cedar, holly and mistletoe to be used
specifically for decorating so we are assured of having enough greenery. Given
the number of open flames from candles and fireplaces during the year-end
holidays my predecessor, Edith 22nd Baroness, had a hose butt
installed and a large hose connected and hidden in the great hall in case a
spark starts a fire. With the Yule log, ablaze there will always be a fire
watch set, just in case.
Yule log tradition at Blackthorn Castle:
My predecessors at Blackthorn Castle, traditionally had the castle Yule log lit
on Christmas eve. So, on Saturday the 18th in the early morning,
after Tim and I celebrate Rhiannon/Rigantona’s equine Feastday in her grotto
temple we will have a celebratory breakfast Then I will take my regular ballet
class with my wards. After that I will officially open the doors to the great
hall so the massive Yule log can be hauled in by a team of horses. One end will
be inserted into the huge fireplace with the remaining eighty percent jutting
out into the great hall where as it burns it will be winched slowly forward across
the hearth and into the fireplace. It should burn for the twelve days of
Christmas the last being January Thursday January 5th,
Twelfth-night. Returning readers may recall that this year’s log was selected
cut and has been drying for the past year. On Christmas day, it will be lit
from kindling made from the remains of last year’s log.
‘Tiny’ Tim for Christmas: I’m over-the-moon
about Tim having two weeks leave from his studies in Oxfordshire over Christmas,
New Years and Twelfth Night. Returning
readers may recall how well Tim and I work as a mated pair so I don’t expect
any problems during the Winter Solstice ceremony although it will be his first
time as a mate to a woman during a Goddess blessed ceremony. Afterward, if
things go well we both should be high on endorphins and basking in the
afterglow during breakfast. Last year, with Marvin, I collected his liquefied
semen – more than 10 ml since he came three times - in a Diva Cup so I could
use it as a dressing on his salad at supper. I’ll see if Tim can match him this
year. Although I think Tim may want to drink it straight away. I invited Marvin,
and his current squeeze, Miss Nexplanon, but he hasn’t responded so I suppose
he intends to stay in Cambridge with her for the holiday.
My fertility over the Holidays: Since I’m cycling naturally I can’t be certain,
however what should happen is that on:
- Sunday December 18th, for Celebration, of Rhiannon/Rigantona’s equine Feastday I should be CD9 and newly fertile.
- Wednesday 21st December The Winter Solstice. I should be CD12 and fertile.
- Friday December 31st, New Year’s Eve I should be CD 22 and luteal.
- Thursday January 5th, Twelfth Night, I should be CD27 and luteal.
So, on Rhiannon feast day and the Winter Solstice I will
wear a latex flat spring diaphragm for contraceptive protection. On New Year’s
Eve and Twelfth Night I will be able to take Tim with neither of us using
protection so not only will I be discharging his liquefied semen, but I will
have his sperm in my tubes!
The castle’s Christmas Trees: We
are fortunate to have a very large stand of red cedar trees (Juniperus Virginiana)
on the estate. They were brought to the UK in the 18th century by
one of my predecessors. The head foresters here have been having more planted
each year for a very long time and the trees thrive in the cool moist climate
with a growth rate of one to two feet a year. When I was growing up in South
Western Virginia we always had a red cedar Christmas tree. So, this year I’m
having cedar Christmas trees in the main drawingroom, library and my own suite
of rooms. The species is a bit prickly to handle, but the cedar’s wonderful
scent makes up for that. Cedar is not native to the UK. However, it is particularly
well adapted to mountainous climates where they receive winter precipitation
which is ideal in the Cambrians as we get the moisture off the North
Atlantic. Not being a native species it
is most often found in the UK when planted in parks and gardens of large estates.
My responsibilities: This
is only my second Christmas as Baroness and last year it went very well. That
was because my Chamberlain has done all the heavy lifting as he has been doing
marvelously well for years. Together this year we have brushed off a few
cobwebs and I think the villagers as well as my guests will have a fine
time.
I’m deep into execution of the plans for the series of
celebrations previously mentioned: On the Winter solstice, on the 21st (I’ll be
channeling the Celtic Goddess Rhiannon outside on a cold stone altar so I’m
hoping for dry weather), then Christmas for the villagers as well as my estate.
Then there is Boxing Day (December 26th) when bonusses are given out to the
staff and suppliers of the estate for the exemplary work they have done on my
behalf over the past year. Then New Years and festivities during the twelve
days of Christmas ending on Twelfth Night, 5th of January. It’s my entertaining
busy season and I get chills thinking about it!
It’s a considerable responsibility which if things go wrong
I would rightly be blamed. Even though I’m the hereditary heiress and I’m being
gradually accepted, I’m still looked on by some as being “not one of us” so I’m
still proving myself with the locals. I have an amazing staff and with their
help I’m slowly winning them over. One of the wildly popular things I began
last year was letting the staff shop at the January sales in London. I paid for
their round-trip train fare - they rode The Dragon (my two private rail cars)
back and forth - and two nights in a descent hotel and they went in three
shifts. On the estate, we managed rather well with some adjustments even though
shorthanded for a week.
The staff reduction (during the January London shopping trips) worked so well that my Chamberlin suggested we cut the staff. I declined as loyal, well trained, hardworking service staff are a valuable asset and difficult to come by. The village relies on my estate for jobs and so I have continued the current staffing level. Well, actually staffing headcount had increased when I arrived as in the last years of my predecessor’s life entertaining declined and then ceased so positions had gone unfilled when opened by attrition. And unless terminated for cause the policy is last hired first fired. Long term that won’t work as many of the staff are approaching retirement age and even training motivated people takes time. Another reason not to let staff go is that many of the new hires are sons or daughters of the present staff and it is important to me, and the estate, to retain continuity and institutional memory in service positions where possible.
The forecast is for cool and cloudy weather in the Cumbrian mountains for the next several weeks So I’m hoping that comes to pass.
Readers, please pray for me that everything will go smoothly
Friday, December 9, 2016
The scent maven and masochism
Well used Freed Classic
pointes with ¾ shanks
The Photo: A pair of well used
Freed Classic pointe shoes with three-quartered shanks (similar to the ones I wear
for performances) which show off the arches of the dancer’s feet. Anyone
wondering if wearing dancer modified pointes are comfortable has only to look
at where the shanks have been cut away from the outer soles and where the
wearer puts her weight when on her heels, which is why we seldom put weight on
our heels for long when wearing pointe-shoes with customized ¾ shanks. A great
many successful female ballet dancers are masochists to some extent which makes
it easier to deal with the discomfort of wearing and performing in
pointe-shoes.
Masochism: The term has several meanings:
1. The deriving of sexual gratification from fantasies or
acts that involve being made to suffer physical or mental pain. Also, called
sexual masochism.
2. The deriving of pleasure from being humiliated or
mistreated, either by another or by oneself.
3. A willingness or tendency to subject oneself to
unpleasant or trying experiences.
Most women ballet dancers I know fall under the third
meaning of the term. Though for me the discomfort (significantly lessened for
me by wearing Gaynor Minden shoes for play) is worth the power, confidence I
get from wearing and performing in pointes.
The scent maven: I like to be
able to provide a fetish partner with a wide range of feminine scents to choose
from when we are having a sexual encounter and the extent of options available
for my scent bouquet will depend on where I am in my cycle and what I wear.
Some erotic scent sources:
The aroma of estrogenic sweat soaked
pointes: Ballet and foot fetishists often agree that the English
paste used in Freed pointe shoes made of traditional materials; hessian, cardboard,
satin, leather and paste produces the best bouquet when soaked in a dancers
estrogenic sweat. A quick way to get them sweat soaked is to wear them while
exercising in a latex catsuit or leggings. Especially if they have
three-quartered shanks (as in the photo above) since the sweat pours out of the
ankle opening and into the backs of the shoes to be soaked up by the raw
leather where the top of the shank has been cut away.
Wearing them for too long when in latex can get them so
soaked that the blocks will never recover even when heavily jet glued so if
anyone tries this do so with an old pair first. There are a few pointe
fetishists who like the sweat soaked aroma of Gaynor Minden pointes that have a
chemical scent about them and a really pungent odor if an anti-bacterial spray
hasn’t been used on the insides and they have become ripe.
A fun alternative for moistening one’s pointes is to have a
partner cum in your shoes in the toe-boxes or on the exposed leather undersoles
of ¾ shanked shoes. Or, I like to fellatite a partner and rather than swallowing
his load spit it into my shoes. And of
course, the ever-popular option of having him come in my toe pads then push my
toes into the thick hot sperm rich cream fresh out of a favorite man before
forcing them into the tight toe-boxes of favorite pair of play pointes.
Tacking stitches – visual foreplay:
If the role is demanding and if there is time between shoe changes, sometimes
professionals will sew ourselves into our shoes (like, into the tights). Or sew
tacking stitches in the knot to tack the endings so they don’t come out
mid-performance. Afterward it only takes a moment to cut the tacking threads of
the ribbons if the shoes can be reused for another performance or class.
Letting a man watch me cut the tacking threads and remove my pointes
occasionally after a performance or play date, along with the first whiffs of
sweat softened paste can be used as foreplay with a fetishist deeply in thrall
to any woman who can confidently wear and perform in pointe-shoes. I’ve had some
men so fixated that they prematurely ejaculate, but that’s fine as it takes the
edge off a bit so they last longer when thrusting inside me.
Toe Cheese: A mixture of dead
skin, nail polish chips, bits from toe pads, mixed with estrogenic sweat, liniment
residue and occasionally spiced with blood and blister seepage that collects
between the toes that is mixed with the aroma of the pointes the dancer wears,
especially Freeds in which the scent of the paste can enhance the taste of a
dancer’s toe cheese. A few expert pointe-shoe fetishists can tell which makers
pointes his partner has worn recently by the scent of her toe cheese.
The aroma of a sweaty latex catsuit:
Not that other latex feminine garments don’t provide their own bouquets, but a
catsuit can provide both pelvic and breast scents, if the wearer is lactating.
Though rancid breastmilk can be a scent-too-far for some as it can cause nausea
for the couple and it can be costly since it’s almost impossible to get the
rancid scent out of a latex garment w/o damaging it.
A latex diaphragm: A latex
diaphragm worn for more than 24 hours and marinated in female fertile cervical
mucus (FCM), arousal lube, or menstrual flow and male genital secretions can be
a sinus clearing scent! Though leaving a
diaphragm in place with menstrual flow for a protracted interval is very
dangerous as bacteria buildup can cause Toxic Shock Syndrome (TSS) which can be
fatal.
A latex diaphragm, now very difficult to get other than by
custom fitting, is far better to use as a sensory toy because the latex surface
is a bit porous and so reacts with reproductive tract secretions far better
than silicone. As a toy the diaphragm can be used to collect fertile cervical
mucus for consumption by a male partner or, when I’m luteal, we can act out a
breeding fantasy by him ejaculating in the dome and I insert it so the tip of
my cervix is submerged in a pool of semen instead of spermicide while he
inseminates me the traditional way in missionary.
Menstrual discharge: A diaphragm
either latex or silicone or a menstrual cup (I wear a Diva Cup) can be used as
a container by fetishists who are fond of consuming their partner’s menstrual
flow. Of m partners who are menstrual fetishists all prefer the silicone Caya
because the cup is deeper and can be easily drunk from. My partners think
another plus is the grip dimples which prevent it slipping out of their grasp
while licking out the “clots”, which aren’t really clots but pieces of
endometrium that often come out in my flow. All my menstrual fetishists claim
consuming my flow is a nutritional supplement, as a source of iron. They are also fond of its thick consistency
and metallic scent. I do try to eat an iron rich diet to ensure I don’t become anemic
from blood loss and I’m fortunate not to have extremely heavy or long and
painful menses.
Latex and breast milk: Breast
feeding while in a latex catsuit can be wonderful, but high-maintenance as the
wearer has to be careful to clean up any milk leakage afterward or the milk and
sweat combination will quickly turn rancid and getting that scent out of latex
can be very hard and sometimes impossible to do. Occasionally, with a male
partner who enjoys revolting scents wearing a latex suit smelling of rancid
milk can be a plus, but those men are very rare and good quality latex catsuits
are expensive so I have an inexpensive one that reeks of rancid breastmilk that
I wear if I’m with one of them. When not in use I wash it and keep it in an airtight
bag so the scent is contained.
Sweaty leather ballet-boots: Returning
readers will recall that I wear custom made ballet-boots made by my cobbler
Gepetto. They have unitized titanium toe-box and shank assemblies and easily
replicable titanium heel spikes in case one bends or breaks which is very
unlikely. Properly sized and genuine
leather ballet-boots even though the leather breathes can cause the wearer’s
feet to sweat and swell. The problem with ballet-boots is threefold: 1) it’s
difficult to get the correct size and heel height and, 2) made of top quality
genuine leather - not smaller pieces stitched together - they can be very
expensive and 3) there are few cobblers who still make quality hand crafted
ballet-boots as the market is small and there is little profit, so the maker is
usually still making them because he loves fitting fetishists, especially
women. The rich fresh leather scent of a pair of new quality leather boots can
be amazing and only improved when soaked in the wearer’s estrogenic sweat.
When I’m out clubbing I’m sometimes accused of “holding
court” because some of the male members in my circle will come to my table
kneel and pledge their fealty by ejaculating into the laces of my boots. It’s a
lovely gesture, but it does make the cleaning of them afterward more difficult.
I usually let them dry then loosen the crusty residue with a brush and blow it
out of the laces with a hair dryer then polish the boots with Obenauf's boot
oil which makes the leather soft, shine and waterproof.