April 2005
April 1 2005: The Rules of Engagement I'm getting married! His name is Bill and we've been seeing each other in secret since last June, though we've never slept together because he's a Mormon, so no sex until the honeymoon... He finally popped the question last night, diamond ring and all, and we'll be flying up to Salt Lake City in a couple of weeks so I can meet his family... April Fool. Were you fooled? Maybe just a little? Speaking of fools and big events, Neige has finally been foolish enough to agree to a date for our big wrestling match: Sunday, May 8. For a while there, I thought that she was just going to keep on stalling forever... which would have been much smarter of her, but not terribly fun for me or you faithful readers. But she's actually convinced herself that she's ready to take me on now, poor thing. The rules: Neige and I meet in my apartment in the late afternoon, strip down to our underwear, and wrestle on my bed until one of us (me) succeeds in thoroughly binding the other one (her) with some of the various restraints that will be liberally scattered around within easy reach. The winner (me) gets to do whatever she wants to with the loser (her) until midnight (over seven hours, even assuming that she actually manages to put up an unusually long struggle). The only limitations: no photos, no lasting damage to person or property, no leaving physical marks that can't be concealed by clothing (also known as the "No Mohawks Rule"). Mistress Yoko will be in contact via email to help decide Neige's fate. It will be fun being the one carrying out Mistress Yoko's evil whims for once, instead of being the victim of them! Poor Neige... Mistress Yoko has such a delightfully cruel and playful imagination, as I've had altogether too much occasion to learn! And I've got quite the cruel streak myself, of course, which I'm quite looking forward to exercising. I've got some major scores to settle with little Neige, after what she did to me when I lost our Super Bowl bet back in February! Yes, I've got big plans for her this time. I almost feel sorry for her... but not quite. The main thing that makes me almost feel sorry for her is that she's the only one who thinks she's got the slightest chance of winning. A shame, too, because I really wish that I could get Valkyrie and/or Mistress Yoko to make some kind of bet against me on the outcome. That would make my victory even sweeter, especially since I've never yet been able to score even the tiniest victory over Mistress Yoko... during the Memorial Day bet last year, she had me painfully punished for disrespectfully underestimating her... and then, in the incident of the Super Bowl bet in February, not only did she and Neige thoroughly humiliate me, she ended up owning me! So just once, I'd like to win one against her... but no, she and Valkyrie are both far too smart to bet against me on this one... both of them know as well as I do that Neige has no chance! Hmm... I wonder if Jennifer B. or Geminica still read this site... haven't heard from either one in ages... maybe one of them would bet against me... No? Oh, well... I guess seven hours of torturing Neige will be enough of a truimph on its own! Read all about it, right here, on May 8!
April 2 2005: Bwa Ha Ha Ha Ha! Cue triumphant supervillain laughter: Bwa ha ha ha ha! Yoko was actually gullible enough to make a bet with me on my battle with Neige! And a big bet, too! Oh, this is so good I must be dreaming! Since Neige has never even come close to beating me, or even putting up a good fight, in all the times we’ve wrestled, I thought that I had no chance of provoking anyone into betting against me on this… but I thought that I might as well try, and boy did it pay off! I can’t believe Yoko was foolish enough to take the bait! Ha! I don’t need to call her “Mistress Yoko” anymore, because after I win this bet, she won’t own me anymore… and between now and when I win, she’s got no way to do anything to me! The tables are finally turning… Here’s how it happened… After I posted the previous entry, Yoko wrote to me and said:
So I wrote back:
So Yoko proposed a bet, but it wasn’t a very good one, from my perspective, because she wasn’t really risking anything in it… basically, I would get punished if I lost, which would have happened anyway, and Yoko would help me punish Neige if I won, which wouldn’t really give me any kind of victory over Yoko herself, which is what I really wanted. I decided to see if I could goad Yoko into a real bet. Here are the terms that I proposed to her (naturally, I’d never propose anything like this if I wasn’t 100% assured of my victory… but I am):
Yoko replied:
Ha! What a wimp! I wrote back:
Well, of course, I had her then! There was no way she could back down from that! Sure enough, she wrote:
And I replied:
I’m going to have a very pleasant 5 weeks, myself, thinking about how nervous Yoko and Neige will be getting. And come May 8, things are going to get even more fun… for me, at least!
April 3 2005: Hero Considering that I’m about as thoroughly lapsed as a lapsed Catholic can be, I was surprised how much the passing of Pope John Paul II affected me. He was my hero, back when he was first elected to the papacy, when I was an innocent wee Catholic schoolgirl of eight or nine years old. I knew nothing, in those innocent young days, of issues like how the Church’s stand on contraception (which John Paul II could have changed, but chose to staunchly support to the end) contributed to overpopulation, and thus to the very poverty and starvation that the Church’s Third World missionaries claimed to be fighting… All I knew were the stories that wonderful old Father M. told about this new Pope, about how he championed the oppressed workers in Poland, a land where even men of the cloth could be arrested for speaking out for freedom… about what a good-hearted man he was, and about how he was the first non-Italian Pope in over 400 years. I thought the world of old Father M., and Father M. thought the world of John Paul II. I still remember the party our church threw on the eve of John Paul II’s inauguration, and all the adults in our congregation bursting into thunderous applause when Father M. raised his glass and exclaimed, “Now that the Good Lord has seen fit to give his children a Polish Pope, can an Irish Pope be far behind?” Of course, as I grew older, less innocent, and more sophisticated, I came to dislike many of John Paul II’s conservative policies… not only on contraception, but on abortion, on homosexuality, on keeping women out of the priesthood… But I also respected all the work he did on reconciling the Church’s old rifts with other faiths. And a few years ago, when I read in the paper that he’d spoken out against the invasion of Iraq, I actually prayed a little prayer of gratitude, and, lapsed as I was, felt proud to be a Catholic.
April 5 2005: My Cup Runneth Over Ooh, this is just too good to be true! First Yoko was foolish enough to bet against me in my battle with Neige, and now Valkyrie has joined her! Here’s the email with which Valkyrie has sealed her own doom:
Oh, my dear foolish Valkyrie… I accept, of course! Hee hee! Now I’ve got Neige, Yoko, and Valkyrie! What a fun rest of the year I’m going to have, with all three of them as my bitches!
April 16 2005: Anticipation, Life, and a Survey Three weeks to go (well, three weeks and a day) until my big wrestling match with Neige. Oh, the fun I have planned for her! I’ve been enjoying taunting Neige, Valkyrie, and Yoko in our occasional email exchanges… I’ll bet they’re all getting pretty nervous, though of course they put up a brave front. I know Yoko’s probably thinking an awful lot about that spanking she’s got coming! Hee hee… there’s no feeling quite like the anticipation when you know you’ve got a spanking coming… kind of makes you very aware of your butt… doesn’t it, Yoko? Especially around the lucky person who’ll be delivering the spanking… Like I wrote to Yoko yesterday, I bet her boyfriend is going to have a lot of fun paddling those little naked buns of hers! Meanwhile, the rest of my life is going quite nicely, too. I’ve been on my intense aerobics and pilates regimen for one year now, and I’m in the best shape of my life. I actually like how I look these days. Hair is very long now, longest it’s been for a long time. Think I’ll keep it that way for a while. Recent reading: The Mole People, nonfiction about people who live in the networks of tunnels under New York City. Of course, it’s an oldish book, from before Giuliani was mayor… things could be different now… Also all of the graphic novels of Frank Miller (yeah, all of them, from Ronin and Wolverine all the way up through the Sin City books… doing my part to support my local comic shop…), as preparation for seeing the Sin City movie. Haven’t seen it yet… I can’t handle crowds, so I always wait until a movie’s been out long enough for everyone else to have seen it already. Interestingly, New York’s Mole People are a regular theme in early Frank Miller. While I’m writing all this random stuff, here’s a question that’s been on my mind lately: who’s reading this blog these days? I know who a few of my current readers are, because I get email from them now and then… but when I check my server logs, I see that there are a lot more frequent visitors than the handful I’ve heard from. And there are lots of old readers who I haven’t heard from in a while, even though my total readership seems to have increased. So who’s out there? If I’ve never heard from you before, or if it’s been a long time (Geminica? Jennifer? Ace?) drop me an email sometime (lila at [name of this site] dot com), just to say hi… tell me who you are, how long you’ve been reading, how you discovered this site, what you like about it… stuff like that. I’m not good about answering emails, but I’ll read them all, and interesting stories, comments, and questions may get posted here in this blog (anonymity always respected, of course), or in the FAQ.
April 19 2005: Answers and Questions Thanks to everyone who’s responded to the previous entry’s reader survey so far. Since this site is mostly about my adventures in girl-on-girl bondage and domination, and since there’s a popular stereotype that the fans of kinky girl-on-girl sex are almost all guys plus a few kinky lesbians, and since I’ve always believed in questioning stereotypes, I’m pleased to announce that half of my responses so far have been from predominantly-straight-identified women. Hah! In yer face, ignorant purveyors of gender stereotyping! Of course, it was nice to hear from the guys and the kinky lesbians, too! At the risk of committing some gender stereotyping myself, I have to say that I agree with the (female) reader who suggested that guys are more likely to go for slickly-produced images of girl-on-girl sexual activity, like the stuff that one finds on the kind of porn sites that people pay money to access, and that this site draws a higher percentage of female readers because of what that reader rather flatteringly called its “personal, introspective, engaging, self-revealing nature.” So far, six of the respondents have asked me what I’m going to do if I lose the wrestling match with Neige. Hah! It’ll never happen! Can you imagine what Niege, Yoko, and Valkyrie would do to me if I lost, after all the trash-talking I’ve been doing? Can you conceive of how much trouble I’d be in? Do you have any idea how humiliating it would be to be permanently owned by Yoko? There’s no way I’d bet something like that if I thought for one moment that I’d have to pay up! Trust me, I’ve wrestled Neige dozens of times, and she’s never even given me a challenging struggle. I’m winning. But… hypothetically? If I lost? I don’t know… do a whole lot of begging, I guess! Never happen, though. In other news: am I the only one who’s deeply disturbed at the new Pope’s uncanny physical resemblance to the evil Chancellor/Emperor in the Star Wars movies?
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