The worlds gone barking mad!?!

Tom’s discovery of puppy play came about gradually. He knew he liked sleeping in a collar, had a fetish for skin-tight clothing – Lycra, rubber, even off-the-peg cycling shorts – then came a dalmatian zentai suit he found on eBay, a £1 orange lead from Pets at Home until, eventually, a man in a club walked up to him and said: “Oh right, so you’re a pup.”

The realisation was not without its repercussions: it led to a breakup with his former fiancee Rachel and a move into a gay relationship with his new handler. Colin.
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Dude didn't know he was gay until he met some bloke in a club?

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Evangelion said:
Dude didn't know he was gay until he met some bloke in a club?

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maybe he was bi but then realised he was homo/doggy sexual or something??? :D

it is all very odd, then again a quite attractive friend of mine does go to these fetish things, some of the pics she's shown of events in London - TG etc.. seem to have a fair few attractive girls, not just fat 50 yr old estate agents in lycra
 
Dis86 said:
Could be a sign of a deep seated mental problem.

Sorry, not could. Is.
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In your opinion.

In my opinion, for arguments sake, that would apply to anyone who partakes in boxing. Why would any sane person want to stand in a ring getting punched in the face..... Or people who base jump.... Or pretty much anything which anyone does which someone else would not be inclined to partake in.

Very sweeping and pretty ignorant to just say that anyone who does anything you think is odd to say they have mental problems.

I don't see the attraction myself, but I am pretty much a live and let live type.
 
For Kaz, pup play can be summed up in the phrase: “Be dog”. He will socialise as a pack, enjoy physical closeness with other pups and always eats out of a dog bowl at home.

“It’s just nice, it makes me feel comfortable,” he explains, before adding “But I always eat with a knife and fork and at a table. Otherwise it’s time-consuming and you can’t watch TV.”
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Because your canine identity is a natural, inherent, essential part of who you are until it becomes inconvenient for watching TV, at which point it is arbitrarily discarded.

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BDEE said:
In your opinion.

In my opinion, for arguments sake, that would apply to anyone who partakes in boxing. Why would any sane person want to stand in a ring getting punched in the face..... Or people who base jump.... Or pretty much anything which anyone does which someone else would not be inclined to partake in.

Very sweeping and pretty ignorant to just say that anyone who does anything you think is odd to say they have mental problems.

I don't see the attraction myself, but I am pretty much a live and let live type.
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Except the things you list cause a release of adrenaline and endorphins as well as being displays of skill. To see boxing as simply standing getting punched in the face is incredibly ignorant. It's a skill requiring strength, stamina and technique.

Dressing up in a latex dog costume is not skillful. Does not release adrenaline and endorphins due to risk. Humans are programmed to find other humans sexually attractive. To find other things arousing is normally a sign of early life trauma.
 
BDEE said:
In your opinion.

In my opinion, for arguments sake, that would apply to anyone who partakes in boxing. Why would any sane person want to stand in a ring getting punched in the face..... Or people who base jump.... Or pretty much anything which anyone does which someone else would not be inclined to partake in.

Very sweeping and pretty ignorant to just say that anyone who does anything you think is odd to say they have mental problems.

I don't see the attraction myself, but I am pretty much a live and let live type.
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I dunno about that, someone who wants to live as a dog and wear a leather dog suit could well have issues

humans fighting on the other hand is quite natural, animals do it to establish dominance - stags battling each other, sea lions, kangaroos etc... even when humans formed large societies we carried on one on one fights but in a more organised manner - wrestling or boxing of some form or other occurred across most cultures

certainly back in junior school most kids would fight/wrestle etc.. at lunchtime... maybe that has changed now and was just due to the popularity of wrestling on TV back then

on the other hand fetishes are more for a subset of people and for some people where it dominates their life it probably does become a disorder
 
"Estimated 10,000 human pups in the UK alone" - could be one amongst us here :D

Not sure if I found this, or the adult babies stranger but each to their own if it makes them happy.
 
dowie said:
maybe he was bi but then realised he was homo/doggy sexual or something??? :D

it is all very odd, then again a quite attractive friend of mine does go to these fetish things, some of the pics she's shown of events in London - TG etc.. seem to have a fair few attractive girls, not just fat 50 yr old estate agents in lycra
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i'm off to club pedestal tonight and will be off to TG on the third :p

trying to get a group together for antichrist on the 17th but thats less a fetish club and more just sheeer awesomeness., i think sybian are doing a demonstration with models as one of the stage acts
 
dowie said:
on the other hand fetishes are more for a subset of people and for some people where it dominates their life it probably does become a disorder
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thing is a lot of stuff gets grouped into "fetish" when it isn't to be a genuine fetish it is essential to the achievement of orgasm/sexual function.

ie liking women in leather is a kink, not being able to get off unless shes wearing leather is a fetish.
 
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