Touched by unseen, unknown hands, unrecognisable voices discussing me. Fingers touching, tracing, tormenting.
“Humiliate yourself” he tasked, “Physically. Don’t use your voice this time.” Using my voice immediately flicks the shame switch, but he wanted something different this time. And so I got to work. It took some organising, what with the venue, safety and equipment to consider. Butt with the help of a wonderful studio owner, ever patient friends and strangers I was able to pull it off.
Was this moment embarrassing? Did it stoke the fires of desire in the way being truly humiliated always seems to? Or did something else trump this? What happened when the crowds disappeared? And when the faces had seen and spoken to me in this state were revealed, did I know anyone?
I’m afraid to say this is a story for another time, for now you’ll just have to imagine the scene unfolding in your imagination. You’ll have to come back at a later date for more details on this evening.
Unknown hands, unrecognisable voices is my first post for A Little help From My Friends week. The third theme for February Photo Fest 2022.
2022 is my third time participating in February Photo Fest. February Photo Fest 2019 was my first, with my second being February Photo Fest 2021.
From the story of how the barefoot sub became the woman she is today, to toy reviews, with a hefty dose of contemplation, a sprinkling of erotica and a LOT of nudity in between, you can be sure to find something to tickle your fancy at A Leap Of Faith.
sounds like a wonderful time in the end
Eeeeeee! This picture does all sorts of things to my imagination. Can’t wait for the story 🙂
Ooo, sounds fun! Can’t wait for the story!
It’s a little away off yet, but will be with you in due course. (Note to self: keep writing!)
The scene looks promising. We are waiting for details.
I need to get on with telling tales, don’t I. Its a shame there’s so much groundwork to be written first. (Now I’m cursing myself for having so many adventures!)
How many interested curious hands.
I think there was somewhere between ten and twenty pairs. There were certainly a lot of smiling faces afterwards 😉