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(18+ only please)

Nightwolf

@MasterNightwolf

An experienced BDSM & fetish dominant, interested in social networking. (18+ only please)

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I created this account to politely segregate my personal sexual interests, and inclinations. My current plans are to also use this account for most sex, or gender related discussions. Please accept my regrets, if you find some of my more explicit posts disturbing.


I’d really love to find myself a very special woman with whom to share this level of mutual trust, and intimacy.

Transparency is paramount in marriage and relationship



Him doing this was totally brilliant!

The test was successful, she failed miserably



Seeing this gave me a really great belly laugh!

Technology has gone too far



Back in 2021 I was actually given an official warning, by .@Twitter, for #StandingWithReality.

OK. I’ll say it. “Trans women” are men. “Trans men” are women. “Gender identity” is either a sexual kink, or a mental illness. Perhaps sometimes it may be both. While I normally might be more polite, and less blunt, you have publicly asked a very direct question.



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As the EU pushes for self-ID, remember that the 'trans child' is a fabrication which facilitates the halting of children's puberty. And that the leading organization pushing this protocol, WPATH, worked with academics involved in a pedophilic castration fetish forum.

The EU is using soft law to pressure member states to introduce self-ID **with no age limits**. They are doing it via the LGBTIQ strategy - particularly in the Equality subgroup that is packed with activists. It’s not an area that the EU has legislative power. But it’s clearly…



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It’s always ok to say no to anything you don't want to do in a scene. Consent works on both sides of the dominant/submissive equation.


I very strongly agree that sincere care must always be taken. Not just aftercare, but also before, and during care too. Experience has taught me that emotional risks are far more difficult to predict, or prevent. There must always be genuine caring, to minimize negative results.

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