Good day and welcome to our blog. We are a fairly new couple in our 40’s and we are madly in love. This blog is our journal of the greatest adventure of our lives – our love for each other. We are ready to live our lives full of passion, unconditional love and daily silliness (mostly provided by Kitten). The new chapter in our life brought us together and we are discovering an amazing world of complete openness, trust, respect and honesty with each other. We are both ready to leave our lives in the most fulfilling way and as we see it feet for us. Captain is a natural leader. He is a father to a great young lady. He is Kitten’s rock and her hiding place from the world at large. In real life He is a complicated man with an array of interests stretching from big butts, oops, big souped up off roading trucks to philosophy. He always finds the way to better himself in all parts of his life. Kitten is Captain’s submissive. She is a mother, a girlfriend and a survivor of life and she is Captain’s daily source of opportunities to shake his head, have itchy palm of his hand and amusement. Kitten is a big news junky, she loves a good debate and a nice chat and SHOES. This blog is our opportunity to learn from a great community about D/s lifestyle and share a part of our life that has to be hidden from friends and family in real life. All posts and notes from Captain will be signed “Captain” and all posts and notes from Kitten will be signed “Captain’s Kitten”. Kitten would also appreciate if others don’t judge her posts too harshly. English is not her first language We would love to hear from everybody but be respectful. Please note that all mail is read by Captain first and Kitten will only reply with his permission. This is most definitely is NSFW blog and for 18+ old. If you are not of legal age, please leave and come back when you are older. We do not own any of these images and if you want them taken down, just ask.
There are different things you can post on 8th of March as a part of the Women’s day, and there was one that tortured me for years. I’ve never read anything as interesting, powerful, sad and happy all at the same time: women at the Second World War. In this case it might be quite specific - Soviet women, during The Great Patriotic War, as we call it. It sounded interesting at first, but turned into a horrible emotional rollercoaster that haunted me for several years, until today I decided to translate it from Russian.
Here will be quotes from women war veterans, some men too, about their experience. After all, there is not so much information about what it was like to be a woman at war.
“We’ve been driving for days. Went out with the girls at a somewhat station to collect water. Looked around and gasped: one after the other, soldiers were marching: girls only. Singing. Waving at us: with kerchiefs, forage-caps. It became clear: there are not enough men, they are all in the soil. Or captured. Now we were replacing them… Mother wrote me a prayer. I put it into my medallion. Perhaps it helped - I came back home. I was kissing that medallion before each battle…”
“Once during the night, a whole company was conducting reconnaissance on our regiment’s territory. It retreated by dawn, but a moan was heard coming from the neutral line. “Don’t go, they’ll kill you”, the soldiers tried to stop me, “Look, the sun is rising”. I didn’t listen, I crawled there. Found a wounded man, was dragging him back for eight hours, tying his hand to mine with a belt. Dragged him back alive. When the commander found out, he gave me five days of arrest out of spontaneous rage because of my absence without leave. But his deputy reacted differently: “She deserves a medal”. I was awarded at nineteen, with the Medal of Courage. At nineteen, I turned grey. At nineteen, in my last battle, I got shot at both lungs, with the second bullet going through two of my vertebrae. My legs got paralysed… And I was considered dead…At nineteen…I have a granddaughter of the same age now. I look at her and can’t believe it. A child!”
Combat medic Iraida Grekova, Oct 1941 | Санинструктор Ираида Грекова, октябрь 1941 г. by Olga
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Born 1923, Medals “For the defense of Moscow”, “For Courage”. Санинструктор 6-го стр. полка, 4-й Моск. стр. дивизии
Tonight’s Parting Thought …
Just breathe.
If you’re struggling tonight or looking for a sign – this is it!
You don’t have to struggle alone. We are here.
Goodnight Tumblr 💤💤💤💤💤
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