Braille erasing during session - Would you consider this platonic

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  • [Deleted User]CharlesThePoet (deleted user)

    @Catloaf

    Why not both?

  • For all we know, he may have some sort of a severe mental disability or who knows what. So I wouldn't be so harsh replying to what he's been asking or get too frustrated by it. Though hopefully he gets it by now.

    @Andy1996 we haven't heard from you for a while. Hope all is going good for you.

  • [Deleted User]squeakytoy (deleted user)

    @TheMidnightOwl Well, I might be careful popping bubble wrap around the dude from the video @pmvines posted :mrgreen:

  • edited July 2021

    @squeakytoy I missed that. I’ll need to go look now. Ha Where is it? Also loved the balloon fetish one. 🤣

  • [Deleted User]squeakytoy (deleted user)

    @TheMidnightOwl The balloon fetish one is the video I'm referring to! Heck, I wouldn't even inflate a brown paper bag around that guy.

  • @squeakytoy Ooooh. Haha I see the connection now. So random and funny.

  • It seems, bubble wrap fetish is also a thing. So is bread fetish: Yeastiality. Basically, if you can name it, there's likely a fetish/kink for it. :P

  • edited July 2021

    @Lovelight @midnightowl there is a love , and a website, for everything

  • [Deleted User]squeakytoy (deleted user)

    @Lovelight "Yeastiality." I'm dead. :joy:

  • Yeastiality ~ Bound to get a rise out of someone 😜

  • edited March 2023

    This is the start of a new discussion of the same topic. Two threads have been merged into one. I am removing the text in this comment as I have moved it to the beginning of the discussion. [Charlie_Bear]

  • Hi Andy,

    I'm big on accessibility concerns, including low vision/blindness accomodations as I have people close to me who are legally blind. I'm having a bit of difficulty understanding what you are asking, perhaps due to voice to text errors?

    The part that got me stuck: "I had asked the person that I was going to meet with if she would be OK with everything Simerell that I had with me during the session?"

    What does this mean?

  • Sounds fine to me. You should not be charged extra

  • Hello, that was actually a mistake on my part. I meant to say erasing braille

  • I wonder if I would be able to re-post the post since I accidentally made a mistake.

  • @Andy1996 with all due respect, you have about a half dozen threads you started asking the same questions about that and teeth scratching and lap sitting. How many more answers you needing bud ?

  • Based on my last posting history. I don’t remember posting something else about that.

  • @mvines, I understand that. I would just like opinions from new people on this website as well. I can always take the post down. Or is she with the admin’s thing. But I only remember posting one post about the braille erasing

  • @Andy1996 At face value, this sounds totally platonic and fine and I would do it and think no one should charge you extra.

    However, something about this request is making me wonder if it's a fetish? What is written in braille that you want women to erase? Why do you want this activity to be done, what do you get out of it? Deepest apologies if this is not a fetish, but I just felt the need to ask.

    ~ Sunset Snuggles

  • @sunsetsnuggles, well, in the case of what was being done during the first session, it was essentially a picture of a dragon. And it came with some instructions. You essentially had to erase the wings from the dragon. Usually the things that are written in braille that I would like somebody to erase are things like old assignments that I did in high school and things like that. the main reason I would like to do this, is to mainly introduce people to the idea of the S. Like I said, most people that I have met with have been totally OK with doing this. One person even offered to bring a plastic scraper of sorts.

  • edited March 2023

    @Andy1996 it doesn't bother me , and I'm not judging. Have you considered revisiting one of your other threads about the topic and reviewing what was said, and perhaps adding on to it for current opinions? Maybe @Sideon @Charlie_Bear @netrunner @cheeseboy could merge them for you so all the posts are together in one thread for this, teeth scraping, hand scratching, etc to make it more concise for you and the readers

    I merged the two threads that are asking the same question. I am going to hold off on merging the others into this because it will make the flow of this thread really confusing. [Charlie_Bear]

  • I definitely am open to the idea. I do know that my previous thread on the S is still up. But the thing is, would anyone respond if I commented again?

  • [Deleted User]Mman (deleted user)

    I cannot get a grip on how this would be an interesting or fun activity to do during a cuddle session. But if two people agree to it then let the good times roll.

  • [Deleted User]MrAdmirer (deleted user)

    as long as this act is not performed on, say, your lap I don't see the problem. Not really sure why you would want this done, but as @Mman said, it you both agree why not?

  • Are usually ask that this gets done on the table. It actually Hass to be done on the table. Because if this was to be done on say a soft surface, it would actually ruin the paper.

  • @Andy1996 ~ With all the sweetest of intentions, you sir are a trip and a half!!

    That said, I'd personally be down for this type of a thing as two friends hanging out.

    But as a cuddle time activity? Probably not.

    If part of your situation is that you'd like to do this activity with someone (ie: not alone), and you don't currently have a 'someone' to do this with, then perhaps you could lean into your earlier successes and propose to a new to you cuddler that you'd like for each of you to bring a breif activity to share ~ Something to help break the ice and build some rapport. Then (unless they ask of course) you could wait until you meet to explain what your's is.

    I only suggest this because it seems to take a lot of effort to properly explain what you're talking about without it coming off as kinda weird to those who have never heard of such a thing.

    Also, for those who are confused, or just curious, here are a couple of quick videos...

  • It is definitely not some thing I would ask someone to do right off the bat. I am just posting this to get some general opinions. It would be interesting what crews think of this.

  • edited March 2023

    @Andy1996 i remember you asking about flattening Braille if it wa s platonic. We said yes last time and someone looked up that touching a visually impaired persons teeth, scratching their hands and popping Braille is exciting and stimulating for them.
    The touching someone’s teeth thing is offputting to me even with gloves as you mentioned in the past, scratching hands and popping Braille is fine and has been mentioned as platonic and no one would see it as anything but platonic. I think you just want people to communicate with you which is fine but you can definitely ask other questions, but just strange to people who have been here a while to see you keep asking the same questions. And getting the same answers.
    Anyway good luck see you in a few months.

  • I’ve never heard of this activity, erasing braille. I guess it has a therapeutic benefit to someone who is blind? I’m not blind but I get very caught up in fine detail and repetitive work.
    At first I literally wondered why would this be done or is it necessary to reuse the paper. But now I believe it’s a shared activity between friends or family at the kitchen table? Like putting together puzzle, etc. If that’s the case, it makes sense to me and I would enjoy doing that as long as there’s no ulterior motive or involved inappropriate physical contact.
    Apologies for my ignorance and I’ve just learned something new.

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