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BDSM is another dimension of control -- another way to demonstrate the black man's domination and our submission. Whatever they do in that regard enhances the relationship.

You are exactly right! Our education, professional achievements, social status ... all that stuff is forgotten! The collar makes it clear that we are property for the use of black men.

This site has another thread on this topic here: https://www.blacktowhite.net/threads/leash-training.190342/

Yes, that's the key! Many marriages have been damaged because the husband could not satisfy the wife sexually, leading to frustration and disappointment for both. With a bull, the wife gets satisfied sexually and the husband no longer feels frustrated for not being able to satisfy her sexual needs.

It's always good to have standards established, so you know how you fit into the relationship. More white husbands are adapting to such restraints, with overall improvement in their feelings and in the marital relationship.

Yes, he should, but often the groom wants his best friend or a family member (dad or brother) in that role, sort of a tradition.

Yes, it does. Then the warmth and stickiness are reminders throughout the service.

I think it's becoming a sort of tradition, much like the older "something old, something new, something borrowed, something blue" for a bride. If she already has a bull, he is the logical semen donor. If not, often it's the best man.

It happens more than most people realize. The Bride's bull (or some other man) visits long enough to fill her with his semen, which she holds in her at least through the ceremony.

So good! Especially the first two and the next-to-last.

That's when I really began to feel "black owned", when he attached a leash to my collar and began to train me to the leash. I went from being led upright to being led on all-fours (my breasts swaying with each movement. Then he taught me to "heel" and to ******* and eat from "puppy bowls" on the...

These days, black females' control begins during the young years. As a junior high school teacher, I see so many examples of the black-control dynamic with black girls and white girls. So many white girls show respect and deference to the black girls in school.

I agree; it's more a matter of terminology than politics.

Ah!

LOL I love that comment! What we have to be careful about is not to leave a wet spot on the pew.

LOL, I love it!