Sorry to add to your disturbance, but because enemas are just one of my kinks, I have enjoyed [Zity Biz] for a number of years. I feel safe here [...] The fact that both men and women share things kinky and sometimes risky is very exciting. Don't blame the site. Perhaps the real issue here is the complainer? [Post # 27 ]
Could be, although said complainer (he's been told) is a person of catholic tastes and fairness in most things. As an Aussie, he believes in 'the fair go'! For the record, that complainer is me. 😃
He is against being misrepresented, for one thing. My position re enema posts was, and is (post # 19 ):
that there's an unduly high number of posts about enemas on Zity, compared with what the site's potential (re all fetishes and kinks) might seem to offer.
That's all. Did you know that 75% of people have a sexual fetish (https://www.bustle.com/articles/190171-how-many-people-have-a-sexual-fetish-its-more-common-than-you-think-but-its-still), and that there are literally hundreds of fetishes? Fifty of those fetishes are listed here: https://thoughtcatalog.com/sylvie-quinn/2018/05/sexual-fetishes/ Many more are listed and described in an entertaining Australian paperback, 'The Odd Sex' (2001) by Dr Stephen Juan. And yet, you'd hardly know that there is such a range of people with at least one of those fetishes if you were to rely on Zity for your survey of what's available! (Smorgasbord, anyone?) You'd think that enema fetishes just about covered it.
A couple or so of the responders (e.g., posts # 21 and 25 ) seemed to suggest that I haven't done anything to try to change things here. Take your finger out, Ken, they seemed to be saying. Ozzy10 (post # 21 ) put it nicely: 'This site is what you make it.' That, in spite of how I've written 495 posts here on multiple topics, including fetish-formation in general and many other things (including some book reviews), as well as made 375 comments and put up six albums.
I'm happy to have started another thread called 'Male identity: boys being boys becoming toxic adults?', which started after I read a news item in which the APA (American Psychological Association) was taken to task for being too narrow re what is 'in' and what is 'out' in raising male kids these days. News items pertinent to broad Zity concerns are quite frequent, I suggest, but someone here has to be the one to spot them each time and alert the rest of us.
- Ken
P.S. My thanks to MissStress (post # 13 ) for seeing the gist of what I was trying to say in this thread, and pretty much agreeing with it!