Real Life Stories - June 2010

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Dear Elise Sutton: Our lives have been transformed by your wonderful books. My beloved recently asked me to record my thoughts on the ring that we had pierced in my scrotum阴囊 — the sac that holds the testicles to celebrate our 20th wedding anniversary last summer. It was blessed by a sympathetic (ie kinky) vicar at a renewal of vows ceremony that we held, at which I kneeled before my Queen as she recited, “With this ring, I thee enslave.”

Here are my notes to my beloved Queen that I thought you may be interested to see – and use on the site.

The ring in my scrotum阴囊 — the sac that holds the testicles is much more fun than the others we looked at in the jewellers to go on my hand but was more painful to get on.

The piercing itself was invasive, quite a violent pain and a violation of my body. I do not like needles and never had any erotic connections with piercing, so submitting to it was something I did entirely for you and as a symbol of our love. For that reason, I am hugely proud of the ring and proud that I have it through a part of my body that is central to my masculinity. The fact that it is your ring symbolises that my balls, my sexuality and my body belong to you.

For these reasons, I love it when you touch the ring, when you attach weights to it and play with it. It is there - like the rest of my body - to amuse you, give you pleasure and fulfil you.