Thank you for following–some of you since the beginning.
I don’t know what my plans are after this for lezdom on the internet, especially regarding findom which is not allowed on most other platforms. I know that I have loved this space and talking to you all throughout the years. I’m sad, and this sucks. For some of us this spot isn’t just about porn it’s about community and friendship over shared fetishes. That is the part I will miss the most. Hopefully we will find each other again.
Isaak Brodskiy. Vladimir Lenin at the Rally of Putilov Plant Workers in May 1917. 1929. State Historical Museum, Moscow.
In February 1917 strikes at the factory contributed to setting in motion the chain of events which led to the February Revolution. In 10 March 1919 at protest rally in the factory striking workers condemned the Bolshevik government in a resolution claiming “…the Bolshevik government is not the authority of the proletariat and peasants, but the authority of the dictatorship of the Central Committee of the Communist Party…”. When Lenin came to Petrograd to give a speech on 13 March the workers demanded his resignation and when Zinoviev tried to address the workers he was greeted with shouts: “Down with the Jew!”. Strikers barricaded themselves in the factory which was stormed by the Cheka to suppress the strike and about 200 workers were executed.
After the October Revolution it was renamed Red Putilovite Plant (zavod Krasny Putilovets), famous for its manufacture of the first Soviet tractors, Fordzon-Putilovets, based on the Fordson tractor. The Putilov Plant was famous because of its revolutionary traditions. In the wake of Sergey Kirov’s 1934 assassination, the plant was renamed Kirov Factory No. 100.
You may find more information about the factory here.
Teramoto AsukaandHatakeda Hitomi mark the end of their respective careers on day one of the 2022 All-Japan Championships at the Tokyo Metropolitan Gymnasium on April 21 (Source: Getty Images & IMAGO)
I resently learned that as of last month the site petticoated.com is no longer operational.
For those who never heard of it, for 21 years petticoated.com was a site deticated to sharing stories of mothers and wives petticoating and feminizing their sons and husbands. Some times from the perspective of the petticoatie sometimes from perspective of the petticoater, all in the form of letters.
To honour the end of this era I have compiled a list of rules that seem to be consistent with the stories that were told there.
Rules For Petticoated Boys:
1. Petticoated boys are not aloud to wear any pants, shorts, shirts, boyish underwear or pajamas.
2. Petticoated Boys must only wear girly clothing such as panties, dresses, skirts, slips, blouses, nighties, and Pajamas.
3. Petticoated boys are to be dressed and treated 5-10 years younger than their physical age (example: if a petticoated boy is 18 he’s treated like a 8 year old).
4. Petticoated boys are subject to an early bedtime (between 7-8pm).
5. Petticoated boys must be diapered for bed.
6. Petticoated boys must be ready for bed 1 hour before bedtime.
7. A petticoated boy must always sleep in a made bed with girly sheets, blanket and comforter (ie Barbie, Disney Princess, MLP)
8. Once a petticoated boy is ready for bed there will be no diaper changes till morning.
9. Petticoated boys are to always present themselves in a feminine manner.
10. Boyish behaviour is to be discouraged.
11. Petticoated boys are required to wear diapers when visiting other people.
12. Petticoated boys are required to wear diapers on car rides longer than an hour.
13. Petticoated boys may be aloud to wear some of their boy clothes for good behaviour but must remain in panties/diapers.
14. Petticoated boys are to help out with chores.
15. Petticoated boys must have at least one (1) doll.
16. Petticoated boys are to learn traditionally girly skills (ie. sewing, knitting, crocheting, and needle point).
17. Petticoated boys are not aloud any boyish things or play boyish games.
18. Petticoated boys are to treat all women and girls as their superiors even if they are younger.
Any breaking of these rules will result in either a spanking and/or public petticoating.
This is not a drill, repeat, this is not a drill—we are rolling out reblog controls across web and iOS, starting today.
How does it work?
When drafting a post, select the settings cog in the top right corner of your post editor. From here, you can choose one of two options.
“Anyone (on Tumblr)” means just that.
“No one” means that your post cannot be reblogged by anyone, ever.
Why?
Your wish is our command. Many of you have told us this feature would give you a welcome sense of safety. If you block someone after the post was made, don’t worry—they still can’t reblog it. This change gives you control over your own posts, and so will improve your posting experience. Ultimately, better posting means a better Tumblr. And finally, don’t worry, Android users. The feature will follow on your platform soon.
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