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| photo by Serafina Samadhi |
Thursday, May 22, 2014
Sunday, May 11, 2014
the night ended with a pile of shredded clothes . . .
AlphaBull, Serafina Samadhi, and an anon friend in the foreground, are the dramatis personæ in this image from Novermber 2013 captured by Michael Samadhi.
Yes, that's a very sharp machete being used to remove Serafina's clothes.
Yes, that's a very sharp machete being used to remove Serafina's clothes.
Wednesday, May 7, 2014
Sex Scandle
This was floating around and was too cute not to share! It is amazing how all the faces that have been in a sex scandal look alike!
Monday, April 21, 2014
Sunday, April 20, 2014
When we kiss . . . Fire!
If you've been reading my other blog, posts like “R” is for Romance and Energy Antennae, you'd know I'm not just talking about Serafina these days when I dedicate a song about kisses being like fire!
Dedicated to Serafina, my slave, my wife, and my beloved.
And, dedicated to Sinnja, our new love, who accepted a collar of consideration from me this past weekend.
Our hugs, as a trio, light the night sky, like a pillar of flame.
And when we kiss . . . mmmmmm FIRE!
Saturday, April 12, 2014
quote du jour
"If a woman's body were a web browser, nipple play would be my home page."Pinching is the Kink of the Week.
~ Michael Samadhi
The quote du jour is just a "witticism" I came up with as I wrote about the topic over at the Joy of Kink.
Please, join in on the Kink of the Week fun, and tell the world what you think about pinching.
Monday, March 31, 2014
Why Do Women Make More Noise Than Men During Sex?
I'm writing about acousticophilia over at MichaelSamadhi.com, and wanted to add a little to the conversation here @SpiritualBDSM.com. The speaker in the video is Christopher Ryan, the author of “Sex at Dawn”.
Yes, I'm a nerd. But, learning about the biology behind our behaviors (especially the sexual ones) has always fascinated me, it probably always will.
Yes, I'm a nerd. But, learning about the biology behind our behaviors (especially the sexual ones) has always fascinated me, it probably always will.
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