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sbenson -> 'Owner' not Master (7/27/2007 7:26:32 AM)
Hi My Name is Simon Benson I'm not a Master, I'm an Owner of my petgirl Tigerr. I'm interested to hear from any others out there who are into petgirl lifestyles as this is a comparatively new fetish and generally I'm on my own in forums and mesageboards such as these. Don't get this confused with PonyPlay. I'm talking 24/7 lifestyle. Think 'human pet'. I've just come back from Tokyo where I met with my friend Muroi. Between us we've been doing the 'petgirl' thing for about six years. The fetish originated in Japan so I travel there frequently. We were also interviewed by Japanese fetish magazine 'SMSniper' for a feature being published in the September issue. I'm based in Amsterdam where I run the Petgirls website. Contrary to belief, this town isn't a hotbed of fetish/BDSM activity. There are a lot of pro Mistresses here but that's about it. I talked with Steve English from Demask a while back and we both agreed the Netherlands wasn't a great place in terms of BDSM community. It's a shame. Anyway, I digress. Drop me a line if you want to discuss anything animal ;-)

earthycouple -> RE: 'Owner' not Master (7/27/2007 7:43:00 AM)
well aren't you the cat's meow.....

sbenson -> RE: 'Owner' not Master (7/27/2007 7:49:34 AM)
I'll take that as a compliment. Although I prefer dogs.

kittinSol -> RE: 'Owner' not Master (7/27/2007 7:53:39 AM)
quote: ORIGINAL: sbenson Drop me a line if you want to discuss anything animal ;-) Oh cool! See, I have this cat, Oscar... he's been giving me a little bit of trouble recently and well... I have to fend off people with spikes coming to my home with a view to lynch him. Anyway, as the autumn season is fast approaching, and with fur being back in fashion and all that, I though I could 'recycle' Oscar, so to speak, and perhaps make a handbag out of him. Or even, maybe, a small jacket? He's a big bastard. Any suggestions?

sbenson -> RE: 'Owner' not Master (7/27/2007 8:08:07 AM)
Here's my advice. Skin the cat alive. Quickly. Then jump in a sleeping bag with said cat. The cat will writhe in agony. Imagine the warmth of the blood against your flesh, the scratching, the pathetic mewing and the breath of the cat as it slowly dies. Will that work?

kittinSol -> RE: 'Owner' not Master (7/27/2007 8:15:01 AM)
That was insightful. I was more after some cat fur bag-building advice. I don't care how Oscar dies. The little bastard's been hacking off at old age pensionners' lives for years now. He's had it good. But I don't want him to suffer or anything. Geesh.

feastie -> RE: 'Owner' not Master (7/27/2007 8:16:26 AM)
cracks up

sbenson -> RE: 'Owner' not Master (7/27/2007 8:18:50 AM)
You don't care how he dies..but you don't want him to suffer? Confusing. But I was thinking along the lines of once your pussy is dead, it's already neatly trimmed of fur and then you can eat it. 'Waste not want not.'

feastie -> RE: 'Owner' not Master (7/27/2007 8:22:26 AM)
I wonder if Oscar has a brother?

sbenson -> RE: 'Owner' not Master (7/27/2007 8:23:43 AM)
You're thinking matching slippers or an extra large MUFF?

feastie -> RE: 'Owner' not Master (7/27/2007 10:04:22 AM)
No, I'm thinking of harbingers.

BeingChewsie -> RE: 'Owner' not Master (7/27/2007 10:17:08 AM)
quote: ORIGINAL: kittinSol quote: ORIGINAL: sbenson Drop me a line if you want to discuss anything animal ;-) Oh cool! See, I have this cat, Oscar... he's been giving me a little bit of trouble recently and well... I have to fend off people with spikes coming to my home with a view to lynch him. Anyway, as the autumn season is fast approaching, and with fur being back in fashion and all that, I though I could 'recycle' Oscar, so to speak, and perhaps make a handbag out of him. Or even, maybe, a small jacket? He's a big bastard. Any suggestions? I'd go for the handbag. Handbags have great resale value on feebay, small jackets not so much.

kittinSol -> RE: 'Owner' not Master (7/27/2007 11:47:20 AM)
quote: ORIGINAL: BeingChewsie I'd go for the handbag. Handbags have great resale value on feebay, small jackets not so much. Astute thinking. Oscar... minou minou... Oscaaaaarr... come to Mama! Mama's got something to show you! Kitty kitty...

TopinPa -> RE: 'Owner' not Master (7/27/2007 6:23:26 PM)
quote: ORIGINAL: earthycouple well aren't you the cat's meow..... LOL [:D] very funny!

sbenson -> RE: 'Owner' not Master (7/28/2007 12:35:50 AM)
Grrr...I just got this. You saw the Playboy/Sexcetera thing on me (Petgirls Amsterdam)... Jeez, you're not Tiffany Shepis are you? If so, you punch like a girl.

earthycouple -> RE: 'Owner' not Master (7/28/2007 12:43:09 AM)
quote: ORIGINAL: sbenson Grrr...I just got this. You saw the Playboy/Sexcetera thing on me (Petgirls Amsterdam)... Jeez, you're not Tiffany Shepis are you? If so, you punch like a girl. lol....woo hoo for me.....

HeavansKeeper -> RE: 'Owner' not Master (7/28/2007 12:58:44 AM)
Hi there Simon, I'm James. Of all the things I've ever heard of in alternative lifestyles, this is the closest to what I have with My Pet. Although we have engaged in puppy play, and she shifts between My Pet and My Slave as titles, I treat her like a pet 24/7. She is a human, in the way we communicate and enjoy life,but she is also My Pet. Of course she is more complex and smarter than a puppy, and her training reflects that (she also has thumbs) but the principle is the same. I suppose I'm struggling to get my point across, but in short, she is loved, taught, and respected in the same ways as a pet. I wish I could focus more, but I can't, as I've just received a box of goodies from My Pet (see why thumbs are important?) and it's making me giddy like Christmas. I guess all I can say right now is "I completely understand."

Lordandmaster -> RE: 'Owner' not Master (7/28/2007 1:38:13 AM)
Do you share her? quote: ORIGINAL: sbenson I'm not a Master, I'm an Owner of my petgirl Tigerr.

sbenson -> RE: 'Owner' not Master (7/28/2007 3:04:15 AM)
Hi James Exactly. After nearly two decades illustrating 'mainstream' BDSM imagery and stories I'd had a belly full. I got cold snake eyes from shibari masters in Tokyo when I casually remarked I found rope bondage boring and protracted (I prefer zip ties). The whole Master slave thing leaves me feeling cold...more so when I see the Matrix lookalikey kids poncing around at 'Fetish Parties' making a pantomime out of something I can't and never turn off. Are you listening Kumi!? After two failed D/s relationships with ex-Insex models (if you 'know', you'll understand) I bought a dog. A real pet. It actually gave me more about D/s relationships than Gloria Brame. My new petgirl is a success. She is trained and nurtured, not surpressed or restrained. It's not easy but it helps to see her completely as an animal. As a pet.

imthatacheyouhav -> RE: 'Owner' not Master (7/28/2007 3:09:57 AM)
quote: ORIGINAL: HeavansKeeper Hi there Simon, I'm James. Of all the things I've ever heard of in alternative lifestyles, this is the closest to what I have with My Pet. Although we have engaged in puppy play, and she shifts between My Pet and My Slave as titles, I treat her like a pet 24/7. She is a human, in the way we communicate and enjoy life,but she is also My Pet. Of course she is more complex and smarter than a puppy, and her training reflects that (she also has thumbs) but the principle is the same. I suppose I'm struggling to get my point across, but in short, she is loved, taught, and respected in the same ways as a pet. I wish I could focus more, but I can't, as I've just received a box of goodies from My Pet (see why thumbs are important?) and it's making me giddy like Christmas. I guess all I can say right now is "I completely understand." I'm glad you "completely understand" because i'm lost...what is this "pet" thing?...what does it entail?... the OP stated treating the person like an animal...is that the kink?

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