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The Eulenspiegel Society
...The Oldest and Largest BDSM Support and Education Group in the USA
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# The Eulenspiegel Society
> ...The Oldest and Largest BDSM Support and Education Group in the USA
> Generated by All in One SEO v5.0.3, this is an llms.txt file, used by LLMs to index the site.
## Sitemaps
- [XML Sitemap](https://www.tes.org/sitemap.xml): Contains all public & indexable URLs for this website.
## Posts
- [Blog](https://www.tes.org/blog/)
- [2025 Elections](https://www.tes.org/2026/04/20/2025-elections/): TES 2025 Election Results Congratulations to our newly elected Board of Directors. Board of Directors Tall Goddess NY has been elected for the first time. Goddess Coko and Tom have been re-elected. They are joined by Max (Abscondage) and Goddess Narcissa, who are up for election in 2026. Arbiter Reina’s Slave (Matt) has been re-elected
- [Welcome Back, 'Prometheus'](https://www.tes.org/2017/01/23/prometheus_return/): Hello again to the legendary BDSM Magazine!
- [Vintage Prometheus: May 1985](https://www.tes.org/2018/03/16/vintage-prometheus/): Did you know that TES had an anthem? Really! Our founder Pat Bond was also a musician, and, as you'll see below, he adapted a Pride Parade chant into a full song— "The Better You Feel." This issue was the Jack Jackson Memorial Anthology, honoring the memory of a TES president (we had presidents back
- [Playing 'Consentacle'](https://www.tes.org/2018/07/01/playing-consentacle/): The new board game is a lesson in negotiation and consent.
- [2019 - TES Election](https://www.tes.org/2019/07/14/2019-tes-election/): TES is an organization where you, our membership, get a voice in selecting our leadership. Perhaps you wish to step into a leadership role yourself? Welcome to the 2019 TES Election. The election will take place during the Annual Membership Meeting and 2019 Board of Directors Elections on Tuesday, October 29 at 7:00. Meet the
- [Online Meeting Terms of Service](https://www.tes.org/2024/11/23/online-meeting-terms-of-service/): By attending this virtual meeting, you are agreeing to similar things that our in-person meetings require of you. All TES Standing Rules continue to apply to all participants, and all membership agreements remain in place. This class may be viewed by any interested party who has not been previously banned from participating in TES sponsored
- [Vintage Prometheus: Issue 7](https://www.tes.org/2017/07/07/vintage-prometheus-issue-7/): In this first look into Vintage Prometheus, we bring you an editorial from Issue #7, from 1976. The author of this essay was Pat Bond, TES's founder. I won't set it up too much, but his questions about guilt, community, and what it means to be in the "lifestyle" are very much relevant today.
- [Vintage Prometheus: Fall/Winter 1995](https://www.tes.org/2017/11/07/vintage-prometheus-fallwinter-1995/): This vintage Prometheus is a bit meta— TES founder Pat Bond used his column to share an older essay of his, so consider this its second resurrection. Check out how overtly political it is— how he warns against fascism, violence, and
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