#Kink Community

[lilbabiebunbunn3]

Daddy’s pathetic little diaper cuck isn’t even allowed to use the potty without permission

And when she gets home she goes straight back into diapers because she can’t be trusted to be a big girl

[bbybitchbrat]

[biteable-pink-pixie]

Spit in her mouth while she moans from your cock.

[biteable-pink-pixie]

I like the idea of masks because it has that element of mystery. You know? Like who is behind the mask? Is it a stranger or is it someone you know who has been silently obsessing over you for years and is now getting their chance to have you with no fear of rejection. Or does it even matter as soon as you feel their cock slide inside of you?

I do love the anonymity of it too, if you never take the mask off you'll never know and you can dream about it and fantasize about it for the rest of your life.

[teaboot]

Fetlife is the most reliable and consistent online community I've found. I'd recommend talking to close friends and seeing if anyone you trust already has a foot in the door, or finding a local group gathering and speaking to the organizer about dropping in to test the waters or to find upcoming classes.

Large groups are usually safest, especially if they keep an established list of "Not Welcome" folks (showing that they're invested in safety and consent and willing to self-govern on what is and is not acceptable).

Munches, outings, and small parties are good places to start off getting to know people without diving head first into the deep end, and there should be no unspoken expectation of nudity, touching, or sexual activity.

I personally don't like sex or being touched by people, and what I know is mostly from work, but I've received a lot of great advice and have never been made to feel freakish or unwelcome.

Really, just a lot of super kind and welcoming folks.

All said, though, I'm a relative newbie- community elders are welcomed and encouraged to add on.

[thaenad]

*a photo taken of an unsuspecting person in public. this should go without saying, but taking/engaging with these photos is not okay because the subject did not give consent. this is objectification.