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TABOO ®

SEPTEMBER 2010

6 HANNAH AND PANDORA—THE RIGHT SPIN

Photography by Lee Forbes

14 TEXAS HEAT

Rocking in Rubber West of the Pecos

Photography by Gerry Koehler

16 CHAIN MAIL

The Bound and the Furry

22 CRUEL BEAUTY

Neo-Classic Kink With a Hardcore Twist

Special Feature by Ernest Greene

Art by Tim

30 DITA—VEILED RIDER

Photography by Chas Ray

38 SUB-SPACE

Slave or Sub—What’s Your Pleasure?

by Nina Hartley

42 BREE—DEEP END

Photography by Matti KIatt

52 SHALOM—WAREHOUSE SALE

Photography by John Donegan

60 ROSEMARY—FORBIDDEN ENTRY

Photography by Red Velvet

68 VICTORIA AND TONY—YOKE OF SHAME

Photography by Lee Forbes

94 THE COLLECTION—PART SEVEN

Graphic Novel by Roberts

HUSTLER’S TABOO (ISSN 1099-5137) Vol. 13, No. 4, September 2010.

Published monthly by LFP Publishing Group, LLC, 8484 Wilshire Blvd.,

in part without written permission of the publisher. Return postage must accom-

pany all manuscripts, drawings, photographs, etc., if they are to be returned, and

LFP Publishing Group, LLC assumes no responsibility for unsolicited material.

All letters sent to HUSTLER’S TABOO will be treated as unconditionally

assigned for publication and copyright purposes and as subject to HUS-

TLER’S TABOO’s right to edit and comment editorially. Any similarity between

persons and places in fictional portions of this magazine and any real persons

and places is purely coincidental. All photos posed by professional models

except as otherwise noted. Neither said photos nor words used to describe them

are meant to depict models’ actual conduct, statements or personalities.

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dian of records. All nude models are 18 years of age or

older. Date of publication is 6/22/10.

TABOO

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LARRY FLYNT , Editor and Publisher

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Executive Editor

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PRODUCTION

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s the perv community has exploded in size over the past decade, new people have brought in

new ideas, leading to inevitable conflict with established ways of doing things. We see this as

healthy overall, reflecting the greater diversity that enriches our community.

But with diversity and openness to new approaches there comes an internal, ethical struggle over what

limits still apply.

For example, we recently tuned in on our computer to a heated discussion over the boundaries of the

24/7 relationship style known as “owned property,” in which the submissive partner gives one-time con-

sent at the formation of the D/s “contract” and thereafter surrenders all rights to the dominant partner,

including the right to terminate the relationship and leave. That these relationships generally involve a

dominant man and a submissive woman makes them inherently more politically problematic. Several of

the owned-property identifiers described episodes in which, during periods of conflict, the submissive

partner had attempted to leave, been forcibly retrieved and held prisoner until agreeing to resume the

status quo ante. In the face of outraged criticism from long-timers who regard such behavior as a viola-

tion of the most basic tenets of consensuality, members of the O.P. crowd responded with equal fervor in

defense of their actions. And it wasn’t just the doms doing the talking. Female slaves who had left their

masters and been dragged back home expressed gratitude for being “straightened out” in their confusion

and insisted that they were not, as almost any outsider might be tempted to conclude, brainwashed vic-

tims of domestic violence.

Think what they will, the law of the land makes no allowances for such unusual arrangements, and

rightly not. Kidnapping is still kidnapping. Rape and assault are still rape and assault. A statutory right

cannot be abrogated by an agreement between individuals. Slave contracts may be lovely expressions of

fealty, but they have no force of law because actual slavery, as opposed to the sexual fantasy thereof, is

and must always remain illegal in any nation that presumes to call itself civilized.

Consent is a foundational principle. There is no room here for those who do not abide by it, full stop.

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—Ernest Greene, Executive Editor

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