Well, my picture is, anyway. They did an article on Orlando's Newest Dungeon, The Woodshed, and asked me and my sweetie ![[profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
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zen_shooter to pose for the pictures. So I got to get half-naked and tied up to a giant wheel and whipped in front of a camera! What Fun! 
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Date: 3/29/08 08:37 pm (UTC)From:Actually, if I weren't (very marginally) involved in BDSM myself, I'd probably think it was totally anti-feminist. I'm glad the article included Cecil's explanations to the contrary. The way I see it, what's anti-feminist is relationships that take gender roles and the power differential inherent in traditional gender roles for granted. BDSM, as far as I can tell, is pretty much the opposite. Power is explicitly negotiated, and nothing is taking for granted. Which would be an excellent procedure to follow for vanilla relationships as well, I think