Domination & submission _ the BDSM relationship handbook ( PDFDrive )

inexpensive, and may even already be sitting unused, somewhere in your
house. For puppy play, you might consider a muzzle, mittens, butt-plug
tail, collar and leash, a simulated doggy bed, pet cage, dog food bowls, and
chew toys. For kitten play, kitty ears, butt plug tail, cat collar, cat
toys, scratching post, and simulated catnip might be more appropriate.
The third general category of miscellaneous pets can consist of anything from
aardvarks to zebras, and their associated accessories. I know of at least
one couple that enjoys role playing as penguins. I would assume that,
beyond the occasional dead fish and a lot of ice, it’s a role that should be
fairly easy to accessorize.
Age Play Accessories
Age play accessories fall into that classification of toys that is so broad and
nonspecific that it becomes practically meaningless. There are, however, some
exceptions which we’ll take note of here. First, we should probably clarify that
age play refers to a wide variety of activities that aren’t just limited to Daddy
Dom/babygirl kinds of role play. Age play is widely enjoyed by people of all
ages, genders, and sexual orientations, and can be
sexual or nonsexual in nature. Age play involves at least one of the people in a
scene assuming the mannerisms, appearance, and/or attitudes of a person whose
age differs significantly from his or her own actual chronological age and at
least one other person interacting with him or her age-appropriately, if not
societal-norms appropriately. It doesn’t always have to be about role playing
the part of someone younger, even though that is most often the case.
Adult babies and diaper lovers (AB/DL) enjoy activities that involve at least one
of the partners assuming the role of a
baby or toddler still in diapers. Obviously then, diapers should probably be at
the top of any AB/DL’s list of must-have accessories.