A sissy's perspective on endurance in black & white

Endurance:

A photo shoot from 1980 that still has a BIG effect on a 2012 sissy. i thought Cynthia was pretty smoking back then. She never made eye contact, She doesn't have big tits, She isn't necessarily a world class beauty. It doesn't, She has an enduring quality in this sissy's world. She possesses endurance.

It doesn't matter to me that She posed for this shoot 32 years ago. What matters (to me) is the profound effect that She still has on me. What She represents is a glimpse into my long term interest in Femdom. i am now ready to admit what i was totally in denial about it all in 1980.

Back then, (i admit now) i was looking at the cock at least as much as i was looking at Her - if not more! i simply didn't want to admit it to myself. She was getting him very, hard! And what a timelessly beautiful hard on he had! Yes, i thought i was masturbating because of Her - and the fact that Her 'subject' was so aroused about being dressed. Now, i realize his big boner is also a timeless beauty. Now i admit that i love and appreciate the tapered shape of that cock. It seems that the head and top part of the shaft  is slightly smaller than the meat of that considerable cock.

Made for entry into another sissy's moth or sissy pussy.! Talk about endurance........
If Cynthia demanded that i sucked him off, i would (now) eagerly comp\y. Or bend over.....


And once again today, there's the ever present Monica - well for about 3.2 years!. Lately, She has endurance & presence as well.  Like Mistress Cassie, She is a prominent Figure in the 'picture game'. i lost to Monica tonight and the mandatory post was the 'Cynthia' caps, a Monica cap ..

And - two Mistress Cassie caps:

Once again, with Mistress Cassie - there is no winning. Except for Her. She always wins! Oh, my..........

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Halloween & Tushy Mari

Costumed revelers turned out in droves Saturday night bash. The party was sponsored by The Screaming O, HotMovies, XPlay and All Media Play.

 

 

Mari enjoys glamour, solo, fetish and GG work.

 

 

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Wednesday's Candids 10/31/12

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The Best Neighborhoods for Trick-or-Treating

Beacon Hill, Boston

What’s not to love about an urban, easy-to-reach, exclusive community of historic homes on a New England autumn evening? Welcome to Beacon Hill, where Boston’s upper class can be counted upon to hand out a largess of exceptional goodies to match the aesthetic of the neighborhood. Little witches may still feel a tad nervous walking the cobblestone streets in Massachusetts, given the commonwealth’s infamous history not far away in Salem. This area also spawned Nathaniel Hawthorne’s “Young Goodman Brown,” among other esoteric tales of wayward Puritans, so something feels right about dressing up in disguise and wandering the labyrinthine streets in an attempt to preserve our souls for another year.

 

Garden District, New Orleans

Everyone should spend one Halloween in New Orleans, where the raised cemeteries, Spanish moss and antebellum architecture combine with voodoo and Creole culture to haunt a summer’s day, let alone Oct. 31. The challenge isn’t so much finding hauntings but locating a place to lay your head that isn’t infused with spirits. Guests at the Magnolia Mansion, an inn that doesn’t allow children, often see and hear the wee ones in the halls and have reported pint-sized handprints in the bathrooms. But one doesn’t have to book a room to get spooked here; locals say that the niece of the original plantation owner in the Garden District, who drowned on the premises, still roams the streets.

Churchill, Manitoba

You won’t see any ghouls in Churchill, but you may encounter white "ghosts" of another variety: polar bears. Children are restricted from dressing in white sheets here, as volunteers monitor the streets to make sure they’re free of the world’s largest land predator. Coming as it does during the peak of polar-bear season, Oct. 31 brings a Halloween Patrol that includes the volunteer fire department and the Royal Canadian Mounted Police. The whole town shows up to celebrate another “ghost”-free Halloween at the Seaport Hotel, leaving the specter of one more creepy walk home among the 770- to 1,500-pound bears.

Savannah, Ga.

A city that is best-known for its cemetery deserves mention on Halloween. Tours through Bonaventure Cemetery — the setting for one of the best-selling books of all time, "Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil" — are especially thought- and fear-provoking on the last day of October. While plenty of cities offer ghost tours, Savannah drives a little further by taking passengers in an actual hearse to view the haunted historical homes of the city. Trick-or-treaters of all ages fill River Street with the same enthusiasm that the town’s founders once filled in the cemeteries upon which they constructed their homes, making Savannah the most haunted city in America.

Upper Canada Village, Kingston, Ontario

Every town seems to have a holiday lights parade these days, but no other area celebrates Halloween quite like Upper Canada Village, a heritage park that displays more than 4,000 carved pumpkins during October in an event called Pumpkinferno. Lead designer Liam Mills works with a 13-member creative team to cast everything from a Burning Man pumpkin sculpture to a 20-pumpkin life-size crocodile that sounds big until you see the 50-foot dragon composed of 200 pumpkins. Kids will find a Tent O’ Treats outside the entrance to satisfy the sweet tooth, while adults can dine on various themed snacks such as Brains and Bones poutine or even enjoy a sit-down meal. With Pumpkinferno and the excellent Fort Fright at Fort Henry, Halloween in Kingston will give any visitor a start.
 

 

Kuliouou-Kalani Iki, Honolulu

It’s hard to imagine much frightful about Hawaii, until you visit the Polynesian Cultural Center’s Haunted Lagoon. There’s no escaping the 45-minute canoe ride while hearing tales of the La’ie Lady’s endless search for her lost son or her murdered husband. No skimpy bite-size candy here; the trick-or-treating tide rushes into the Kuliouou-Kalani Iki neighborhood, where most houses hand out large chocolate bars. Several other areas, including Kaimuki and Kapahulu, remain determined to claim the best Halloween habitat in Honolulu. 

Gratz Park, Lexington, Ky.

Historical neighborhoods in the South have an edge in feeling spooky, but it really helps if your signature accommodation, the Gratz Park Inn, is in a building that once contained a morgue. The Gratz Park Historic District began when the Transylvania Seminary purchased much of the area in 1793 for its Lexington campus. The district today contains 16 historic buildings and homes, including the officially haunted Hunt-Morgan House. Lexington’s best-known accommodation of apparitions remains the Leestown Division of the Lexington VA Medical Center. Not surprisingly, the Transylvania University campus is also overwrought with the “troubled” dead.

 

 

 

Nottingham Avenue, St. Louis

True, the Smashing Pumpkins are playing St. Louis in October, but you’ll find squash of the unsmashed variety on Trick or Treat Street come the 31st. Part of a total community movement, the residents of the 5300 block of Nottingham Avenue continue to grow their spooky spectacle, with visitor estimates now reaching the thousands. St. Louis also presents a darker side at the Darkness Haunted House, a two-story building that is considered one of the best haunted houses in the country. Check out the caverns beneath the old Lemp Brewery for a more authentic scare.

 

Russell Street, Berkeley, Calif.
Yes, in the past, the city’s Castro District has thrown the craziest Halloween street party in the world, but it’s Russell Street in Berkeley’s quiet Elmwood neighborhood that shouldn’t be missed. Just about every neighbor on this College-to-Claremont stretch decorates his house like a theme park, often with political whimsy or annual themes such as science fiction or classic Westerns. Drummers show up to play in the street; bands of troubadours and life-size puppets have been known to parade through, as well. The walk up the hill toward Claremont Avenue is rewarded by the mansion on the left that doles out giant candy bars while supplies last.

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A sissy hubby cuckold - caption series

Her panty and bra set is so, so beautiful. And so is She. Even if being Her sissy hubby can be difficult at times.......

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Tuesday's Candids 10/30/12

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She 'had' panties on - caption

I'm riding out hurricane Sandy. Speaking of riding.....

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i never get tired of Monica.

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Dressing for a tranny - caption

Whether dressing for a Mistress, a man or in this case - a tranny:

A submissive sissy must always be prepared to do what's needed.

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Monday's Candids 10/29/12

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Halloween Birthday

Magazine Editor's Halloween Birthday Celebration at The Club where he was Mgr for eight years.

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