The Next Step in D/s

[lily27]

And yes, your child finding you mummified in the basement would freak him-tot or her-tot out to no end. I don't recommend it. And forget locked doors. They become something to conquer to aforementioned tots. And there is no mood-killer like the one where your child is on the other side of the door, knocking loudly and saying even more loudly, over and over, "Hey! Mommy?? Daddy?? What are you doing? Can I come in too? Hey? Mooooooooooooooomyyyyyyyy!!! Daaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaadyyyyyyyyy!! Let me in!" As Lily said, utilize heavily stay-overs at Grandma's if you can.

Good points. I think very few children will notice a locked door, and then just go about their business on their own (unless maybe they are teenagers, and know what mom and dad are doing, and have to go do something to strip it from their minds). But it does give you a few seconds to get the cuffs off and throw the flogger into the closet!

[orangeblossoms]

Good points. I think very few children will notice a locked door, and then just go about their business on their own (unless maybe they are teenagers, and know what mom and dad are doing, and have to go do something to strip it from their minds). But it does give you a few seconds to get the cuffs off and throw the flogger into the closet!

Couldnt have been better said, Ive had to pull a couple of those when I stay over at my folks house, throw everything in the closet real quick, and manage to hope that you put your clothes on the right way, so hurray to door locks, saved me from being caught in some truly awkward positions!!!