Kitty Play

[Kinky_Sprite]

Does anybody do kitty play? or identify as a kitty "pet"

I kind of identify as a kitty-girl princess:

To me this involves some age play (range 19-24), some pet play, a mix of spoiled girly-girlishness, d/s play w/ a daddy... submissive BUT well, cats aren't really submissive and they aren't really tame but sometimes they like to cuddle and sometimes they like to roam.

I don't know if there is a shorter way to express this...

Thoughts?

 

[Loverskitten]

I think there are a lot of kitties here. There are also several petplay threads everything from kittens to my little ponies.
Here's one you may like to browse
http://forum.literotica.com/showthread.php?t=790742

 

[Kinky_Sprite]

I think there are a lot of kitties here. There are also several petplay threads everything from kittens to my little ponies.
Here's one you may like to browse
http://forum.literotica.com/showthread.php?t=790742

Thank you so much loverskitten!

 

[JMohegan]

Does anybody do kitty play? or identify as a kitty "pet"

I kind of identify as a kitty-girl princess:

To me this involves some age play (range 19-24), some pet play, a mix of spoiled girly-girlishness, d/s play w/ a daddy... submissive BUT well, cats aren't really submissive and they aren't really tame but sometimes they like to cuddle and sometimes they like to roam.

I don't know if there is a shorter way to express this...

Thoughts?

I have long suspected that adult females who ID as princesses really want to control the proceedings, whether they admit it or not.

I have long suspected the same thing about females who ID as cats.

If you're gonna double down with the cat princess thing, why not just ID as a D-type who likes role play and costumes? Seems like a more straightforward presentation.

 

[Stella_Omega]

I have long suspected that adult females who ID as princesses really want to control the proceedings, whether they admit it or not.

I have long suspected the same thing about females who ID as cats.

If you're gonna double down with the cat princess thing, why not just ID as a D-type who likes role play and costumes? Seems like a more straightforward presentation.

I agree-- and I think "Kitty" is a very concise indicator for the type...

 

[Kinky_Sprite]

I have long suspected that adult females who ID as princesses really want to control the proceedings, whether they admit it or not.

I have long suspected the same thing about females who ID as cats.

If you're gonna double down with the cat princess thing, why not just ID as a D-type who likes role play and costumes? Seems like a more straightforward presentation.

Well because it's a different dynamic.

 

[Loverskitten]

I ID as switch. I adore Dominant or very "manly" men, even a guy who wants to be topped better have a manly side to him.

Being Dominant all the time is tiring, I want pets, care, and a touch of discipline.

If you've ever owned (actual) cats, especially female cats, one second you're scratching their back, they're purring and nudging and the next second they'll bite you. That's me

 

[Kinky_Sprite]

I ID as switch. I adore Dominant or very "manly" men, even a guy who wants to be topped better have a manly side to him.

Being Dominant all the time is tiring, I want pets, care, and a touch of discipline.

If you've ever owned (actual) cats, especially female cats, one second you're scratching their back, they're purring and nudging and the next second they'll bite you. That's me

You nailed it!!! Thanks Loverskitten

 

[JMohegan]

I ID as switch. I adore Dominant or very "manly" men, even a guy who wants to be topped better have a manly side to him.

Being Dominant all the time is tiring, I want pets, care, and a touch of discipline.

If you've ever owned (actual) cats, especially female cats, one second you're scratching their back, they're purring and nudging and the next second they'll bite you. That's me

Can't say that I've ever owned cats, no.

Nothing you describe as cat behavior sounds obedient or deferential to me. That doesn't mean it's bad, it just means I don't recognize that behavior as a good fit for the flip side to a D.

You want to be petted, cared for, tended to... when you're in the mood for such things. I get that. I want to sucked, fed, amused... when I'm in the mood for it.

See what I mean?

 

[Loverskitten]

Can't say that I've ever owned cats, no.

I'm sure this is why you don't get it, and that's ok. You're probably a dog person

 

[Loverskitten]

Relevant side note:
Before I identified as a kittycat, a guy I dated a long time ago started calling me "kitten" I adored that. Looking back on Halloweens past, I was a cat about 1/2 the years of my life. There has also never been a time I didn't have a pet cat, my Dad loved black cats and I did/do too. I've received countless comments about how a particular trait of mine is "catlike"
So I suppose I was into kittenplay before I even knew it.

 

[JMohegan]

I'm sure this is why you don't get it, and that's ok. You're probably a dog person

No, a "dog person" would thrive as the deferential and obedient partner in a relationship.

That's not me.

 

[Loverskitten]

No, a "dog person" would thrive as the deferential and obedient partner in a relationship.

That's not me.

*sigh*
I was just making a joke referencing the whole cat person/dog person (as actual owners of animals) debate.



Don't tell me you're one of those "animal haters"
*shudder*

 

[midwestyankee]

Relevant side note:
Before I identified as a kittycat, a guy I dated a long time ago started calling me "kitten" I adored that. Looking back on Halloweens past, I was a cat about 1/2 the years of my life. There has also never been a time I didn't have a pet cat, my Dad loved black cats and I did/do too. I've received countless comments about how a particular trait of mine is "catlike"
So I suppose I was into kittenplay before I even knew it.

I'm with JM on this one. I see very little in cat behavior that is reminiscent of the kinds of traits that we associate with submissives. They do not obey commands, they show no overt interest in pleasing their owners, and they make lousy coffee.

 

[Loverskitten]

I'm with JM on this one. I see very little in cat behavior that is reminiscent of the kinds of traits that we associate with submissives. They do not obey commands, they show no overt interest in pleasing their owners, and they make lousy coffee.

HAHAHA that made coffee come out my nose.

 

[midwestyankee]

HAHAHA that made coffee come out my nose.

Something else that separates cats from submissives: cats can't spew.

 

[Loverskitten]

Something else that separates cats from submissives: cats can't spew.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V0qhsUxifVQ&feature=youtube_gdata_player

 

[midwestyankee]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V0qhsUxifVQ&feature=youtube_gdata_player

I watched 2 seconds. That was cruel.

 

[Loverskitten]

I watched 2 seconds. That was cruel.

I laughed so hard I cried, then I felt a little bad. Same with the blowing ducklings video.

 

[midwestyankee]

I laughed so hard I cried, then I felt a little bad. Same with the blowing ducklings video.

Has anyone ever remarked on your twisted sense of humor? It seems to have a fratricidal edge to it.

 

[Loverskitten]

Has anyone ever remarked on your twisted sense of humor? It seems to have a fratricidal edge to it.

umm yes

 

[Stella_Omega]

yep-- Kitties should be considered a dominant role. It's funny how few of them think they are!

Must be that heteronormative thing.

 

[JMohegan]

*sigh*
I was just making a joke referencing the whole cat person/dog person (as actual owners of animals) debate.



Don't tell me you're one of those "animal haters"
*shudder*

I'll see your sigh and raise you an eyeroll.

 

[JMohegan]

yep-- Kitties should be considered a dominant role. It's funny how few of them think they are!

Must be that heteronormative thing.

Sometimes I wonder if hetero women worry that they'll be less attractive to males if they admit to D wiring. Which seems absurd on the face of it, given the number of s-type males.

But then I start wondering if the problem is that they've been socialized to find s-type males unappealing, so they flip things around in their heads, pretending that the guy doing the petting and the tending and the putting up with the moody scratching, etc., is somehow the one in charge.

 

[Stella_Omega]

Sometimes I wonder if hetero women worry that they'll be less attractive to males if they admit to D wiring. Which seems absurd on the face of it, given the number of s-type males.

But then I start wondering if the problem is that they've been socialized to find s-type males unappealing, so they flip things around in their heads, pretending that the guy doing the petting and the tending and the putting up with the moody scratching, etc., is somehow the one in charge.

I think both of those things are a huge part of the issue. Very well put, JM

There's something rolling around my head about an egalitarian version of power exchange, but it's not making sense yet.