What Position Do You Prefer?

[MichiganHeadmaster]

BTW, I agree with all those who say OTK is better supported (like on a couch or bed) as compared with over a chair. Still, for video purposes, the chair thing works well. Just did a shoot with a long legged model and it was a tad awkward but actually worked quite well for viewing purposes since the cameraman could walk all the way around and get some good closeups.

And soon as I can, I'll get those pics up here (and on my site soon as I figure out this whole Content Management System thing - promise!).

[Adelina]

Billiards? I think that word retired like 50 years ago. It lives in a condo in Florida.

(Does Pennsylvania count as "Yankee"? That word isn't used either, unless someone's watching baseball on TV.)

I always read OTK as bent over the legs with head and feet down, him in dining-type chair. That's my favorite. I also like the one-knee on the bed version, especially with his other leg restraining mine. The more restrained [by him], the better!

As if I get any action anyway. I think I'll go read Frank and I again.....

[RG_]

Originally Posted by Adelina

(Does Pennsylvania count as "Yankee"? That word isn't used either, unless someone's watching baseball on TV.)

LOL. I bet you're thinking of the New England definition of "Yankee." Down here in the good ol' South anyone north of the Ohio River, as well as anyone west of the Mississippi River, except for Texans and Arkansans, is Yankee.

Do big cat eye biscuits and milk gravy make your tummy stand up and holler? Does the song "Dixie" lift your spirits, get your blood pumping, and make your toes start to tap? Do you naturally use the word "fixin'" as a noun, a verb, and an adverb? Well, do you even use the word 'fixin'? When told that someone has "grits" is your first impression that they have something good to eat, and not that they have a strong personality? When you're stuck behind a little old lady driving only 30 mph do you say, "Bless her heart!" rather than #@!%&!?

All marks of a true Southerner!

[aurora]

Originally Posted by RG_

When you're stuck behind a little old lady driving only 30 mph do you say, "Bless her heart!" rather than #@!%&!?

All marks of a true Southerner!

Well Sir, I truely am one of those damned yankees, you called me. I curse every one of those ladies (and old men) out with a sailor's foul tongue that's only safe to use in the solitary confinement of my car... I NEVER had road rage until I plopped myself smack in the middle of snow bird hell.

For the most part, my thing is that I like to feel enveloped in whatever position I'm in. I want to burry myself into that arm of the couch, or feel his arms wrapped tight around me, or have covers I can grip and claw myself into, ect...

The only time I really detest a position is when I feel like I'm out on my own in limbo land. It's why I don't like school paddlings, because it's just me and the wall my hands are on... there's no other contact. Or the bend over and put your hands on the chair sort of position. Once again, that's just me hanging out in open air.

Oddly enough, one of the reasons I don't like those open air positions is because I do feel exposed, BUT, I feel very sexily submissive when I'm told to get into that "on your knees, head down, ass up" sort of position on the bed. There's probably very few positions as exposing as that, when you're basically made to thrust all the goods out for display, but in the right circumstances, it can feel good.

[sarah thorne]

Originally Posted by RG_

When you're stuck behind a little old lady driving only 30 mph do you say, "Bless her heart!" rather than #@!%&!?

All marks of a true Southerner!

Don't let him fool ya! I ain't never heard him say 'Bless her [his] heart' in this situation either!

Originally Posted by aurora

It's why I don't like school paddlings, because it's just me and the wall my hands are on... there's no other contact. Or the bend over and put your hands on the chair sort of position. Once again, that's just me hanging out in open air.

Oddly enough, one of the reasons I don't like those open air positions is because I do feel exposed

My experience with 'school paddlings' have never been in these positions, but rather bent over something solid for support.

I loathe the positions you describe as well - but not necessarily because of exposure. Hands on the wall, hands on the chair, and even bent over grabbing ankles/shins -- any position that has me in pretty much a standing position makes me feel very unsteady.

sarah

[RG_]

Originally Posted by sarah thorne

Don't let him fool ya! I ain't never heard him say 'Bless her [his] heart' in this situation either!

Bless her heart!