SusanofO
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Pony Play seems to be considered an exotic form of activity by many. At least this is my experience. Why is this? Or maybe I am wrong and have just talked to some who don't want much to do with it. I wanted this from my last Dominant, and he agreed it was interesting, but said it seemed "very involved", so we never did much of that. I certainly was not expressing a desire to live as a 24/7 pony, or even for a few hours a day - just to experiment with it to see more of what it's all about. I don't see what is that "involved" about it - anymore than some other things can be, or are, like suspension, or using a St. Andrews cross, for example. Can't people do it at the level they feel comfortable with, anyway? I get the impression many people just don't understand it - or that it is a form of Objectification. Some seem to think it has something to do with liking (or wanting to impersonate) horses in some weird, abnormal way - which is of course, not true (in my opinion)- at least there is much more to it than that, if it is true. Others I hear say things like "It can be expensive", and yet these same folks will spend $300 on a flogger or get a Wartenburg wheel for their "playroom" without batting an eyelash. Is it really that exotic? - am I missing something? I just don't seem to see that many people who express an interest in it. - Susan
< Message edited by SusanofO -- 7/28/2006 6:14:50 AM >
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