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Pygophiliac, life long spanko, collector of implements, lover of CP & impact play, gather of house plants. Bratty bottom, authoritative Top & genuine Switch. 🔞
There’s no right or wrong answer here. I’m interested in how people relate to the object itself and how that relationship has changed in adulthood.
November 16, 2025 at 4:33 PM
There’s no right or wrong answer here. I’m interested in how people relate to the object itself and how that relationship has changed in adulthood.
Does using a “real” hairbrush, with the ordinary traces of life on it, even hair caught in the bristles,affect how you feel about the experience?
Does it make it more grounding, more nostalgic, more uncomfortable, or does it not matter to you at all?
Does it make it more grounding, more nostalgic, more uncomfortable, or does it not matter to you at all?
November 16, 2025 at 4:33 PM
Does using a “real” hairbrush, with the ordinary traces of life on it, even hair caught in the bristles,affect how you feel about the experience?
Does it make it more grounding, more nostalgic, more uncomfortable, or does it not matter to you at all?
Does it make it more grounding, more nostalgic, more uncomfortable, or does it not matter to you at all?
For me, it’s less about age play and more about structure, emotional safety, and being guided. The dynamic is defined by the connection, not the aesthetic.
November 7, 2025 at 2:12 PM
For me, it’s less about age play and more about structure, emotional safety, and being guided. The dynamic is defined by the connection, not the aesthetic.