Yet another Second Life blog...

Now THIS has so much potential for a good game with subbies.  Although there needs to be a few more rules added in.

Back near the 4th of July I dressed up for the holiday.  Red, White and Blue outfit, very nice little swimwear set and some matching boots.  Mistress and sis seemed to like it quite a bit and said they were going to shoot some photos to send out to friends for the fourth.  Of course I jumped at the chance.  Well their photo session turned out to be a bit different than what I thought it would be. Mistress posted up a few pics over on her blog: http://ventris1.blogspot.co.nz/2013/07/all-work-and-no-play-or-at-least-very.html At least they let me keep the boots on.  Keeping my dignity was not an option though.

Sparrow Industries in Second Life.  It had been a while since I've heard of that company.  Heck I had to actually go through some notes to find out where I had heard the name before. They used to be in the alt detection device business.  Back when GreenZone was really fired up and headbutting RedZone in an all out fight there were several companies that were discovered doing this.  All using the same media exploit as RedZone.  Now to Sparrow Industries credit they pulled the alt detection drones off the market rather quickly.  Both from the marketplace and from their inworld store.  They also did this before Linden Labs dropped the hammer... which means that the already purchased drones would still theoretically work.  There was never any mention from them about getting rid of any database they may have built up. Since then the media exploit has a pretty good plug in it.  You have to okay any streams through or attempting to connect to it...

Humiliation and degradation is sometimes looked upon as a deviant sexual practice by many people.  It's also used in quite a bit of internet porn with a rather unsavory slant to it.  But it can also add another level of excitement to the bedroom for couples.  Now by no means is it for everybody and usually I've seen it work better in relationships where there are clear lines between the Dominate and the submissive. These are a few sample 'games' that I have been the submissive in personally.  My husband comes up with them, finding many of them online, and then subjects me to his wonderfully perverted ideas.  Now before anybody tries these be sure that you and your partner understand what is about to happen.  That the goal is humiliation of the submissive.  Also be sure to have a safeword and that the trust of your partner is absolute. Discomforted Cleaning The sub is dressed in a cleaning maid outfit (a cheap 'sexy' french maid Halloween outfit w...

Latest blog post from my sis, give it a read if you enjoy Second Life fashion! Virtual Creation: One of those days : Have you ever had one of those days where you just want to throw on a little dress and a pair of tennies and call it done.  Well I have be...

Archangel Mortenwold, it had been a while since I had seen that name. He's a known copybotter in Second Life one not to be trusted, though he seems to be blessed with one of those silver tongues that can talk their way out of things. My first sighting of him was during the whole JLU debacle a while back. Somehow he got wrapped up with them and they accepted his presence into their little circle of friends... even though they claimed to be against copybotters and the like. He showed up on SLU ranting about how all the claims against the JLU were lies, claimed we were all griefers and even listed off some griefer groups (some of which were very high standing folks in Second Life, mainly the ones who called him out as a copybotter before). A lot of his anger seemed to be directed over at Victor Mornington who was deep into working with the Dr. Who fandom groups on the grid. Recently he popped up again on Victors blog, claiming to want to let bygones be bygones and such. Shade ...

I wish Linden Labs would build in a system into our friends lists.  So that when somebody gets their account deleted it notifies you about it.  Going through the 'My Second Life' online profile thingy and started clicking on some of the names on my friends list.  People I hadn't seen in a while and all that.  Two of them were gone.  One of them didn't really mean much to me but the other did.  Don't even know how long ago their account was deleted but she is missed that's for sure. Strange how things change in the virtual world.  Things happen at a higher rate of speed with less affect and almost zero notification.