I was in a mood, a rubber mood. An over-stimulation mood. I wanted to dress my incredible playmate, Kino Payne, up in sexy rubber and put him on display for my pleasure. That is exactly what I did. I dressed Kino up in black latex stockings, garter belt, corset and sexy arm binder. I restrained his feet up on the toes with shiny knee-high ballet boots and tied his ankles wide to a piece of bamboo with transparent rubber tubing. I added a latex waist belt built to hold a vibrator behind his balls. Lastly, I added two rubber hoods - one fully transparent with nose holes, and the other an open...

I was in a mood, a rubber mood. An over-stimulation mood. I wanted to dress my incredible playmate, Kino Payne, up in sexy rubber and put him on display for my pleasure. That is exactly what I did. I dressed Kino up in black latex stockings, garter belt, corset and sexy arm binder. I restrained his feet up on the toes with shiny knee-high ballet boots and tied his ankles wide to a piece of bamboo with transparent rubber tubing. I added a latex waist belt built to hold a vibrator behind his balls. Lastly, I added two rubber hoods - one fully transparent with nose holes, and the other an open-faced black latex hood. This really set the stage for Kino’s objectifying experience, as with this combination of latex, Kino’s face was visible, but not quite human-looking, with only his genitals and chest visible to the world. I am more than happy to reduce someone down to their genitals in a bondage context. It really simplifies things, clarifies actually. This point is made extra clear upon tying Kino’s cock and balls with thin transparent rubber tubing, creating an even more engorged cock! I slowly begin to seduce Kino with slow strokes of my hands over his exposed flesh, encouraging him to become aroused, not knowing that this all is for me and not for him. His arousal is very exciting for me, as it means I have control. As I pummel him with intense pleasurable sensations, Kino is singularly-minded, that is to say, he is both present and embodied. Objectification doesn’t look too bad, yeah?