needlesandpins -> RE: leaving sub alone while tied/caged (3/29/2011 11:37:32 AM)
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ORIGINAL: LadyPact quote:
i have to say that i'm more than a little confused about people compairing being tied up with no escape and left for hours with leaving your teenagers at home or going to the shop. i I'm actually kind of surprised at this. I know I'm not the only parent out there who would be wondering just exactly what was going on at the house while I was out and the teenager was left home. My kid was hell on wheels there for a period. I'd come back from an overnight in Atlanta and be waiting to see just what had occurred since I'd been gone. So far, I'm afraid that nobody on the thread has displayed an actual benefit from My perspective. I very much enjoyed the story about the gal who flew after being left. That's great, for the gal. All the top got out of it was a cool story to tell and a lesson that they could have learned by still being in the house if the bottom didn't know she hadn't really left. Flying in a plane to see My family? I get to actually see My family. Jumping out of one? I'd be the one getting the rush. Other tops may see it differently, but as of yet, I just haven't seen anything that makes it worthwhile for the risk to be worth the benefit to Me being the person who is tying them up. Ishtarr, in reply to you, see above. again, the difference being that you are bound and souly relient on the binder. if the binder isn't there and something happens in a bad way, you die. you died while alone, whereas had they been there it's much more likely you wouldn't. so it's their culpability. so you get in a plane, the pilot is negligent, the plane crashes, you die. so the investigation is done, the pilot is at fault, said pilot either died with you and it's done, or maybe the airline has to do something...or insurance...i have no idea. or the pilot lived and he is prosecuted for your death because he was negligent. ergo, same risk, same result, negligent homicide. so you jump out of the plane with a paracute, and land safely. excellent. you do it again but this time the 'cute doesn't open, you land, you die. there is an investigation to see why the shute didn't open and if that was due to negligence on the packers part, they pay for it. the difference here though is that these people are not part of your life, they are people paid to do a job. your binder and you are supposed to have a relationship whereby there is trust and love and whatever else goes with it. you die, they get prosecuted for your death AND they have lost the person they bound. that is something that has no value to me at all, not from my stance or the risk to the other party. any pleasure i could gain is just not worth that level of risk. LP my boy is nearly 17 and has never been left alone over night. for the present time, as a single parent, the gain is not worth the risk [;)] i guess i'm very lucky though that while he does have a few kevin moments ( for anyone not awear what a kevin moment is.... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rsj98uNsIBQ without the swearing though with my boy) he's pretty much a very good lad. i have very few problems with him and when is is left in the day i don't worry at all as he's very responsible. if i come home and he's somehow managed to burn the house down, so long as he's ok i don't care (although i may kick his arse a bit) needles
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