While I cannot condone the use of a metal bit in a human mouth, this book makes me so incredibly happy. I ordered it off Amazon about a week ago and have been siting at the front door waiting for fedex ever since. This is the best seventeen dollars I've ever spent.
The book is a 140 page photographed masterpiece that I read in a few hours. The photographs are stunning, the format is easy to read and understand and the text is large. If you are interested in pony play, any kind of pony play, this is an absolute must-have of a book. BDSM, sexual/stud, dressage, cart, work, any pony and their trainer can benefit from this book. It addresses all aspects and how they are different from one another.
The book also goes over tips and tricks for figuring out your inner pony and offers ideas on how to get both pony and trainer onto the same page, which is quite important. You wouldn't want a sadist as your trainer if you are a pony who doesn't want to get whipped (unless your sadist can put the need to whip the pony on the back burner for a bit).
This book is what I needed to get my hands on before I really start delving into this aspect of the BDSM lifestyle. My idea is not to be used as a sex pony, but rather to really get into the aspect of animal role play and find my inner pony. I want to preform tricks and feats and whatever else my trainer asks of me, mostly I want to be a good pony and do a good job. It's strange talking about all of this after keeping it in for so long. Out of all my strange kinks this is the hardest one to talk about and think about despite it being the deepest fetish I probably have. It's still hard for me to keep a straight face when I tell Kamm that I'd like to be a pony. Luckily, he understands and is eager to help me explore my want to submit in this way. The real appeal for me is pony heads pace and submission. I've been lucky enough to experience subspace during other scenes but I have a feeling that pony space is going to be different.
I'm quite positive I will never speak as a pony, especially with a bit in my mouth, but I'm not quite sure how deep this will take me. Will I spook at the same things? Will I be more confident? Will I understand or will I need to learn? What kind of pony will I be once I finally get my tack on? So many questions are here before me to answer and I am so looking forward to finding out, but this book has definitely gotten me on the right path. I would absolutely recommend it to any ponies or trainers looking for a good, quality resource.
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