The BDSM Training Mini-Course (Part 4)

Get some children's modeling clay (or make some; there are several recipes for faux play dough which is more natural and probably better suited to being near your naughty bits). Sit down with the diaper or panties you'll wear today and use at least a good-sized handful of the clay to sculpt some embarrassing lumps and squashy bumps into the underwear. Make it as uneven as you can so it looks more like a dense poo from the outside. The more dramatic you make the "terrain," the more likelihood you have of odd, interesting sensations (and perhaps squishy bubbles) rather than just the feeling of an unusually dense mess under your bottom. Maybe you should sculpt a little doll to go in, too, or the initial of someone who would like to control you! If anyone sees the shape of your underwear, they'll think you had an accident -- and imagine the texture change if you actually do!

Go swimming in a public pool and at some point jump into the deep end losing your trunks (guys), or bikini bottoms (girls). Them climb out of the pool as if you didn?t notice. Don?t ?notice? until someone says something.

Tell all players about your worst sexual experience!

You will go to the movie store and rent the most chick flick sissy movie you can find, and I don?t care if you have seen it before you will have to watch it again. In fact if you have seen the movie before you will then need to get two chick flicks. Make sure you watch them in your stockings, panties, and a bra. Make sure you cry at all the girlie parts of the movie as well, and be lucky you?re not wearing mas- cara while you watch them. This will be the beginning of your new collection of the sissiest movies in the world, so make sure you copy it to your hard drive, be- cause when you have been bad you may need to watch more sissy movies as a punishment in the future.

The 30 Days of D/s exploration email program is meant to be a conversation starter for kinksters, whether you’re in a D/s relationship or not. This contains one short email per day for thirty days. Each email contains conversation topics and additional resources.