perverseangelic -> RE: Degradation 101 (5/11/2005 3:28:36 PM)
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ORIGINAL: Lordandmaster I don't believe people have a right not to be offended. If they don't like the way someone talks to his or her partner, they can leave the room. But if you took your argument to its extreme, you'd have to secure everyone's permission before saying anything--after all, who's to know what is going to offend someone? Lam quote:
ORIGINAL: BeachMystress I agree with this ONLY IN A KINK SETTING, such as a play party or event. Anyplace else, you're infringing upon others who have not agreed to be part of your scene/lifestyle. Well, I know that if I saw people having a vicious argument in public, or if I saw somene being made clearly uncomfortable, humiliated, or degraded in a non-kink setting I would -definatly- approach the people and confront whomever was doing the "top" part. I would do this even as someone who lives an "alternative lifestyle." (and yes, i have done this. It isn't just bluster.) Can you imagine what someone who -doesn't- think bdsm is ok would do? I would also be upset if I had small children in a place where someone was calling herself "this cunt." I plan on raising my children aware of sexual practices, however I belieive this is unnecessary exposure.
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