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Cow Play – An Introduction to Hucow roleplay
Cow play is a popular genre of pet play where the pet takes on the role and behaviours of cattle. This type of pet play has strong ties with lactation fetishes, D/s dynamics and objectification. Cow Play can also be referred to as Livestock play. Livestock play, from my understanding, is an umbrella term for pet players who play the role of any kind of livestock. This includes cows, pigs, sheep, goats or any other animal that is normally raised and/or used on a farm. Cow players are often referred to as hucows (human cows) and play in conjunction with D-types, who are often referred to as Farmers. Types of…
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How to name your Pet Play space
Not to brag, but it only took me about four years(?) to finally choose a name for my pet play space… I’m just really decisive like that. Finally settling on a name was a surprisingly important moment for me, and it has helped me feel closer to my kitten space. So naturally, any time I do something that improves my pet play, I want to write about it! In this post we will look at: The benefits of naming your pet play space Using a special name(s) can add depth to your roleplay scene. It helps to create more “space” between you the reader, the human, all different roles you…
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Reconnecting with Pet Play
Sometimes – often – life gets in the way and we lose touch with parts of ourselves. These parts can be our hobbies, friends, lifestyles or – to be on topic – kink. Job changes, injuries, illness, study, even breakups can all leave us feeling disconnected from parts of ourselves that we really value. This happened to me last year… repeatedly. So While I’m still working on reconnecting with many sides of myself I wanted to write here about how I’m rebuilding my connection with my pet side To both acknowledge my progress and hopefully help others out there who are going through something similar. When I first realised that…
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Begginners Guide to Pet Play – How to get into Pet Space
The best way I've found to get into Pet space!
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5 ways to wear ribbon tails
Here are my five favourite ways to wear tails for pet play! With pros and cons of course #1 Plugs Pros Cons #2 Harness Pros Cons #3 Belt Loops Pros Cons #4 Safety Pinned Pros Cons #5 Around your waist Pros Cons
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What is kitten play?
Kitten Play is a type of pet play where the “pet” takes on the role of a cat and their partner (if they have one) usually acts as their owner Unlike Puppy or Pony play, the Kitten Play community began developing online in the late 90’s – so kitten play is still pretty new! In this post we will look at; Types of Kittens Types of Tops Activities Gear Where to find out more Types of Kittens Domesticated – Kittens with a submissive and affectionate nature. Stray – A kitten that does not have an owner/partner. Feral – A kitten who is not submissive in nature. Feral kittens tend to…
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BDSM Kitten Play Training
The fun and playful ways I use Training in my BDSM Pet Play
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Crafty critters – DIY day collar
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Pet Play – Building a dynamic
A introduction to building a dynamic with new play partners
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Crafty Critters – No-sew Clip in Bows!
An easy DIY project for any pet to enjoy wearing and making! Instructions Optional Step – Fancy Bow tails! First take your 12 cm piece/s of ribbon and fold them in half width ways Cut your ribbon at about a 45 degree angle To seal try keep it loosely in half and run it past the flame (this helps to keep a crisp inner corner) Do this of each end of the ribbon. Fold your 20 and 15 cm pieces of ribbon in half lengthways. I like to have the sealed edges fold over each other so I can secure the loop with a small dot of glue Once everything…
