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@marcusbide.bsky.social
Retired engineer, kinky for as long as i can remember. Interested in science, nature, music, reading, and BDSM. Trying to live a life of kindness, respect, and integrity.
On FetLife as rackWright, Literotica as
https://www.literotica.com/authors/bondanon
On FetLife as rackWright, Literotica as
https://www.literotica.com/authors/bondanon
Looking forward to starting this.
October 31, 2025 at 5:43 PM
Looking forward to starting this.
So proud to bear these marks granted by
@mistresstissa.com
Her birthday’s coming up on September 23.
Please let’s make it a great one!
The marks tell just a fraction of the story. Bound securely to the stretched chain web, i could not see Her as She prepared each stroke. I had to hold very still.
@mistresstissa.com
Her birthday’s coming up on September 23.
Please let’s make it a great one!
The marks tell just a fraction of the story. Bound securely to the stretched chain web, i could not see Her as She prepared each stroke. I had to hold very still.
September 17, 2025 at 12:07 AM
So proud to bear these marks granted by
@mistresstissa.com
Her birthday’s coming up on September 23.
Please let’s make it a great one!
The marks tell just a fraction of the story. Bound securely to the stretched chain web, i could not see Her as She prepared each stroke. I had to hold very still.
@mistresstissa.com
Her birthday’s coming up on September 23.
Please let’s make it a great one!
The marks tell just a fraction of the story. Bound securely to the stretched chain web, i could not see Her as She prepared each stroke. I had to hold very still.
Just finished this incredible treatise on AI wrapped into a breathtaking novel, by @staceyabrams.com
A highly thought-provoking read.
Ten years ago it would have been cast as science fiction, but everything in it is 100% plausible now or in the next year or so.
What an intelligent statesperson!
A highly thought-provoking read.
Ten years ago it would have been cast as science fiction, but everything in it is 100% plausible now or in the next year or so.
What an intelligent statesperson!
September 2, 2025 at 8:45 PM
Just finished this incredible treatise on AI wrapped into a breathtaking novel, by @staceyabrams.com
A highly thought-provoking read.
Ten years ago it would have been cast as science fiction, but everything in it is 100% plausible now or in the next year or so.
What an intelligent statesperson!
A highly thought-provoking read.
Ten years ago it would have been cast as science fiction, but everything in it is 100% plausible now or in the next year or so.
What an intelligent statesperson!
Paving over history is just vile. I’ve loved the Smithsonian museums all my life. Here’s a picture my father took from the Washington Monument — i was seven. Construction of the Museum of History and Technology (now American History, while it lasts) was just getting started.
September 1, 2025 at 8:02 PM
Paving over history is just vile. I’ve loved the Smithsonian museums all my life. Here’s a picture my father took from the Washington Monument — i was seven. Construction of the Museum of History and Technology (now American History, while it lasts) was just getting started.
Becoming less naive as i read this stunning book.
Really powerful and also beautifully written.
Thanks to @chicagomothmaam.com for recommending it, and @taliabhatt.itch.io for writing it.
And to Mistress Tissa for helping me reach a point where i’m reading books like this.
Really powerful and also beautifully written.
Thanks to @chicagomothmaam.com for recommending it, and @taliabhatt.itch.io for writing it.
And to Mistress Tissa for helping me reach a point where i’m reading books like this.
August 25, 2025 at 4:42 PM
Becoming less naive as i read this stunning book.
Really powerful and also beautifully written.
Thanks to @chicagomothmaam.com for recommending it, and @taliabhatt.itch.io for writing it.
And to Mistress Tissa for helping me reach a point where i’m reading books like this.
Really powerful and also beautifully written.
Thanks to @chicagomothmaam.com for recommending it, and @taliabhatt.itch.io for writing it.
And to Mistress Tissa for helping me reach a point where i’m reading books like this.
Don’t suppose we’ll see this on display at the Smithsonian, though they have one in the collection, i know.
August 15, 2025 at 2:03 PM
Don’t suppose we’ll see this on display at the Smithsonian, though they have one in the collection, i know.
Percy Aldridge Grainger was a superb pianist, a complex person with controversial views. Classical music listeners will know more of his music — i hear it on the radio at least once a week.
But did you know that he was also seriously into BDSM?
He liked whipping, topping and bottoming. A switch!
But did you know that he was also seriously into BDSM?
He liked whipping, topping and bottoming. A switch!
August 11, 2025 at 7:54 PM
Percy Aldridge Grainger was a superb pianist, a complex person with controversial views. Classical music listeners will know more of his music — i hear it on the radio at least once a week.
But did you know that he was also seriously into BDSM?
He liked whipping, topping and bottoming. A switch!
But did you know that he was also seriously into BDSM?
He liked whipping, topping and bottoming. A switch!
Everyone knows “Country Gardens,” though some of a certain age may know it as “Here’s to the Crabgrass.” I first heard it as a five year old, played by my father on our little cottage piano.
This is his copy of the music. Note the price increase from 2 shillings to 2 and thruppence. Inflation!
This is his copy of the music. Note the price increase from 2 shillings to 2 and thruppence. Inflation!
August 11, 2025 at 7:54 PM
Everyone knows “Country Gardens,” though some of a certain age may know it as “Here’s to the Crabgrass.” I first heard it as a five year old, played by my father on our little cottage piano.
This is his copy of the music. Note the price increase from 2 shillings to 2 and thruppence. Inflation!
This is his copy of the music. Note the price increase from 2 shillings to 2 and thruppence. Inflation!
Got to stop scrolling and get back to my book (3/4 way through).
It’s not an easy read. But i highly recommend it. Lots of details i didn’t know, and incredibly sad. Still, awful, self-centered and misogynistic as these men were, they didn’t choose to rip the whole country apart.
Until now
It’s not an easy read. But i highly recommend it. Lots of details i didn’t know, and incredibly sad. Still, awful, self-centered and misogynistic as these men were, they didn’t choose to rip the whole country apart.
Until now
August 10, 2025 at 2:08 PM
Got to stop scrolling and get back to my book (3/4 way through).
It’s not an easy read. But i highly recommend it. Lots of details i didn’t know, and incredibly sad. Still, awful, self-centered and misogynistic as these men were, they didn’t choose to rip the whole country apart.
Until now
It’s not an easy read. But i highly recommend it. Lots of details i didn’t know, and incredibly sad. Still, awful, self-centered and misogynistic as these men were, they didn’t choose to rip the whole country apart.
Until now
“You put on the kettle and we’ll have a NICE cup of tea"
Found this lurking in my music cabinet recently. What a marketing concept!
So, try it over on your piano, if you dare!
How quaint. There’ll always be an England (maybe)
Notice the tea stains
Found this lurking in my music cabinet recently. What a marketing concept!
So, try it over on your piano, if you dare!
How quaint. There’ll always be an England (maybe)
Notice the tea stains
August 8, 2025 at 5:45 PM
“You put on the kettle and we’ll have a NICE cup of tea"
Found this lurking in my music cabinet recently. What a marketing concept!
So, try it over on your piano, if you dare!
How quaint. There’ll always be an England (maybe)
Notice the tea stains
Found this lurking in my music cabinet recently. What a marketing concept!
So, try it over on your piano, if you dare!
How quaint. There’ll always be an England (maybe)
Notice the tea stains
Love these posts by David Cavlovic. Reminds me of riding London trolleybus route 667 (beast plus 1) to/from school in 1961. Replaced by Routemaster in 1962.
Would experiment with jumping off the platform as early as I dared before the bus stopped.
This picture from David Bradley Online
Would experiment with jumping off the platform as early as I dared before the bus stopped.
This picture from David Bradley Online
July 28, 2025 at 8:30 PM
Love these posts by David Cavlovic. Reminds me of riding London trolleybus route 667 (beast plus 1) to/from school in 1961. Replaced by Routemaster in 1962.
Would experiment with jumping off the platform as early as I dared before the bus stopped.
This picture from David Bradley Online
Would experiment with jumping off the platform as early as I dared before the bus stopped.
This picture from David Bradley Online
Nothing quite like a good whipping!
July 10, 2025 at 3:58 PM
Nothing quite like a good whipping!
Sorry, I’m signed up now
July 8, 2025 at 6:29 PM
Sorry, I’m signed up now
Uh, give me a minute to think about it
July 8, 2025 at 6:26 PM
Uh, give me a minute to think about it
Getting a leg up on the day
July 8, 2025 at 6:20 PM
Getting a leg up on the day
Will we have to do this over?
June 18, 2025 at 7:36 PM
Will we have to do this over?
Boston Public Library hasn’t lost the spirit!
June 18, 2025 at 7:32 PM
Boston Public Library hasn’t lost the spirit!
Walking on Commonwealth Avenue mall (note - Commonwealth) in Boston. I love this city!
June 18, 2025 at 7:12 PM
Walking on Commonwealth Avenue mall (note - Commonwealth) in Boston. I love this city!
Evidently someone in my neighborhood decided to provide a little comic relief.
Thanks, whoever!
Thanks, whoever!
May 16, 2025 at 6:59 PM
Evidently someone in my neighborhood decided to provide a little comic relief.
Thanks, whoever!
Thanks, whoever!
Glad it’s still possible to buy this, for now…
March 20, 2025 at 4:23 PM
Glad it’s still possible to buy this, for now…