Afraid your wish to submit makes you weak? What submission really requires, how it looks in daily practice, what it is not, and a letter from Mistress Bee.

Sissy anal training, the preparation not the act: why the cage wakes the other door, the fingertip-to-plug ladder, the pace that keeps it sweet. Bee and Evy.

Kelly Juarez moved from Reno, Nevada, to Linn County about two years ago, choosing her new home based on Oregon’s cooler climate. But the week she moved, temperatures reached 95 degrees — much hotter than she’d expected. And on the day she moved in, the air conditioning unit was broken. That created a potential health issue for her daughter Sissy, who was 22 years old at the time and has a heart condition that requires her to be in rooms with temperatures of 75 degrees or less to avoid serious health impacts. They stayed with local friends until the heat passed. “I was feeling sick to my stomach,” Juarez told OPB. “Moving is tough enough, but when you add the stress of your AC going KAPUT at the end of summer, the pressure and stress can be overwhelming.” Juarez was right that Oregon is historically much cooler than places like Reno. But as she and her daughter learned, a new climate reality has set in. As climate change worsens, Oregon is enduring double the number of extreme heat days and triple the number of days where wildfire smoke is present, according to a study released this month by the Oregon...