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Then I'm sure there would be people who would view it the same way. I'm just saying it's not just an issue of sex.

I see nothing wrong with this, kids have a habit of getting themselves hurt.

In my spanish class, two girls were spending some weeks of summer holidays in Mexico. When they came back, they had a presentation about Mexico in general and were also talking about what they saw and experienced. When they were talking about the city, they showed a photo they made because it looked so ridicoulus, it was a man going for a walk with his child which was on a leash. They found out that it's actually pretty normal, because it happens a lot that the children get kidnapped, just like that.

Well and for the other collar and leash relationship... I think aswell that's something rather suited for the bedroom then public.

But if that kid starts trying to pull against the leash, their neck is going to get snapped.

Well I don't think it's exactly a collar what they put on, there is something similiar for dogs aswell...


I think they rather put that on a small child.

Well, that works. Whatever it takes to keep your kids safe, I suppose...

In the article, iirc, the couple said they were in a D/s relationship, so it was a sex thing.

And, I think the kid would have to pull pretty daisies hard to snap their neck. Also, aren't most kid-leashes more like a harness than an actual leash?

Bacon wrote:In the article, iirc, the couple said they were in a D/s relationship, so it was a sex thing.

And, I think the kid would have to pull pretty daisies hard to snap their neck. Also, aren't most kid-leashes more like a harness than an actual leash?

They still count as a leash, but in terms of a d/s thing, totally a bedroom topic. Publically i don't think it's a good idea =/

Also lul i know where you got that sig ;D

Guh. I hate those kid leashes.

Bacon wrote:And the leash thing, it's not someone yanking another person around. They're walking, not running or anything

That doesn't mean they're not liable to insta-death if the leash gets caught in a bus door, or a car's sideview mirror.

Plasma wrote:

Bacon wrote:And the leash thing, it's not someone yanking another person around. They're walking, not running or anything

That doesn't mean they're not liable to insta-death if the leash gets caught in a bus door, or a car's sideview mirror.

That made me giggle at the image. :I

Ame no Akai wrote:even if I don't see how this does not raise an issue with dogs on leashes.

Dog necks don't break near-instantly just from having their collar yanked.

Ame no Akai wrote:But sideview mirrors? Wouldn't you have to go out of your way to get stuck on one of those?

It's a bit contrived, but it gets the point across.

I don't have a problem with the child leash, in a crowded area with a small child.

Look, if you've ever been around a toddler before, you know they want to walk, a LOT. Oftentimes in places that would be dangerous for them to walk, like at a crowded mall, where it would be extremely easy for them to get lost if you even blink.

Since they don't want to be carried, and they don't want to sit in the stroller.

I think it's a good idea, but very embarrassing. I mean I wouldn't seen dead parading my kid around like a dog; no matter how big the audacity of trying to run from me.

Fooflyer wrote:I think it's a good idea, but very embarrassing. I mean I wouldn't seen dead parading my kid around like a dog; no matter how big the audacity of trying to run from me.

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