My Wild Ride Into The World Of Pony Play
Marie Claire Australia|May 2018

But would donning blinkers and a bridle for pleasure prove one erotic step too far?

My Wild Ride Into The World Of Pony Play

About nine years ago, D, my boyfriend at the time, introduced me to BDSM. We were falling in love and I wanted to try everything. I fell for it just as hard as I fell for him.I discovered pony play seven years ago, at one of my very first BDSM events: a private play party. People were being spanked, hot wax was being poured on bare skin, a man was walking around with heavy weights hanging from his balls – anything was possible. So it didn’t shock me when a woman with a soft voice and a soft face pulled out a leather horse bridle and told me that she liked putting it on other people and steering them around. I was intrigued. I wanted to know what it would feel like to have this soft-spoken woman in control of me.

Her bridle was heavy. Blinders narrowed my field of vision. I couldn’t see her, but I could feel her movements through the reins she held behind me. She made a clicking noise to prompt me to move. Wearing a form-fitting cocktail dress, high heels and the bridle, I slowly walked – straight backed – from one room to another, enjoying the eyes I’d see on me before they disappeared past the blinders. This was the part I was most comfortable with – the exhibition.

When I moved and stopped at her command, she’d say, “Good girl!” in the high-pitched tone we reserve for children and animals. I enjoyed pleasing her, but, at the same time, I wondered if I really wanted to be treated like an actual animal.

I didn’t feel empowered by my small pony play scene. Yes, the experience turned me on, but it also made me uncomfortable. I stayed away from pony play for years after that.

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