The Isolated Blurt BDSM Thread

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I have heard of that show. I will never watch it. Not so much because of the disgusting content but because my hackles go up when I know someone is trying to manipulate me. The producers of that show know how most of the population feels about these pageants and the participants and they are banking on that "train wreck" effect. Ratings, ratings, ratings.

I won't play their game.

I get you. But then, I will buy Walker's Spanish Chicken Paella potato chips because I think it will be the worst thing on earth, but I want to make sure.


It is. That's what boggles me. I've yet to actually meet a real life person who isn't grossed out by these pageants and yet...they're still going on. WTF?

Well, yes. Me too. But some areas have pageant cultures with a higher gross-out hurdle.

Yeahhhh... Here's a *new* article about "Toddlers & Tiaras" just in the last couple of days: "T&T Shocker: Girl Dresses as Hooker Julia Roberts!" It includes video, but I threw up in my mouth a little bit at the thought of playing it, so I didn't.

Um, yeah.
 
Plus: my nipples are wonderfully sore and play time was wonderfully fun today

Minus: when. am I going to learn. DO NOT SHAVE RIGHT BEFORE PLAY TIME. >_< so much bad stingy :(
 
Lord knows why I would feel a twinge of guilt/sadness for a bloke who lied to me, wouldnt commit to us and cruelly told me he had stopped loving me and that I "already knew that and it shouldnt come as a surprise" lol :rolleyes:
 
Good Morning Monday! You didn't sneak up on me like you usually do...nope. I watched you try to sneak into my kitchen through the window as I sipped my coffee and munched on freshly baked bread. Whatever you have up your sleeve today, I am so ready...bring it on! :D
 
I have heard of that show. I will never watch it. Not so much because of the disgusting content but because my hackles go up when I know someone is trying to manipulate me. The producers of that show know how most of the population feels about these pageants and the participants and they are banking on that "train wreck" effect. Ratings, ratings, ratings.

I've seen it. Once. Because I was sitting in the waiting room in an ER and didn't have a choice about which channel would be on. It was pretty ridiculous, but typical of most reality shows; drama leading to ratings. If the parents aren't like the parents on that show then they wouldn't let them on the show because that doesn't get ratings.

I won't play their game.

That's how I feel about most reality shows.

I think there's nothing wrong with telling a child they are attractive, if the motive is to make them feel good about themselves. But, yeah, parading them around and instilling the idea that "pretty" is quantifiable and that if they fall short of the mark they will "lose" is flat-out abusive.

Usually, the reason people remark on how pretty a child is is because they don't know the child. What are they going to do, remark on how smart they are? They just met them, and don't know if they're smart. They can't remark, either, on patience, kindness, or any other things worth striving for, because they just met the child. What they can remark on is how they look, because that's all they know at that point.
 
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M_C and L_S: Some days when I'm mopey and lonely, I hate you two just a little bit :p but mostly out of being obscenely jealous. and mopey.
 
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