darkinshadows
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ORIGINAL: darkinshadows There are abusive people everywhere, not just within the dominant context. I don't see people outside wiitwd under collars of protection or needing to label someone as their protector. Who is to say who is an abuser, save the one who is on the end of the abuse. And a high percentage of the time, people do know they are abused - so yes, I will say you are wrong (ie not right) because I can tell you exactly what I believe. But 'protecting' someone from abusive people is nothing but an empty gesture. People will repeat the same patten over and over unless they are made responsible for their own actions and want to escape abuse and not repeat the same mistakes. Peace Honestly I'm really sick of the potshots and who the are you to be taking them at anyone? Darkinshadows, do not take this as a pot shot because if you read my entire post you will clearly see what i am talking about. You are a Top and a bottom according to your profile. which indicates your kinky in the bedroom and no where else but being a Top and a bottom is not why i'm saying this. BDSM is a hobby to you and not a lifestyle, your profile clearly states that. It is a lifestyle that i lead everyday 24/7 whether i'm kneeling in front of my Dominant or 1800 miles away from Him (which isn't the case anymore) many who come to seek advice are seeking advice in the lifestyle sense one way or another, you practice the kinky and romantic side and that is it so you could not possibly understand where everyone is coming from as everyones situations are different and i will be the first to admit that i have made false accusations in the past and i am not always going to understand everyone because not everyone is at my level of submission, nor does everyone have the same mentality and feelings as i do, which is more than ok because i know better than to think that everyone would. What the OP needs to understand is that everyone of our "relationships" has issues every now and then but my original issue stood and still stands with the fact that this Master has claimed her when that wasn't in the original agreement. From what i can tell by the Original Post is this Master just used a collar of protection to say everything goes through me now, and you'll do exactly what I say when infact she never consented to that, infact she never even knew what that collar of protection (or form of) meant until recently. To me this lifestyle no matter what form of it you lead needs to remain 100% consensual and in the OP's situation it has not, I'm not saying she needs to walk away, but I am saying that she needs to discuss this with Him and find out where the miscommunication came from. None of us can answer that for her, and I'm not even going to attempt to try because for the millionth time we all practice this lifestyle differently and I do not see where anyone is right or wrong, it's just one person's opinion compared to others. I'm not interested in replying to this anymore and really it would be respectful to the OP if we all just stopped this nonsense and got back on the original topic, i'm not hear to fight, i'm hear to share the truth with others, and give my opinion when i feel it is necessary. First - You read my profile wrongly and have portrayed it here incorrectly. Nowhere does it say I am a bottom. Also - if you take that my profile indicates that BDSM is a hobby - you are also wrong (and yes, I can say that again). But that's how your read it - sobeit! Are you suggesting that even if I was a bedroom pervette or a bottom - that my understanding of BDSM is lesser or more worthless than someone else - maybe those 'twue submissives' know more? That's bullshit. Your false accusations aren't just in the past -  Secondly - Yes- it would be great if subjects stayed on topic - but the reality is they do not. And you made a statement that I responded to. If you don't like people disagreeing with you, that's just life. And I do not see how what we are discussing (not arguing or fighting) is off topic. Abusive people are all over, not just in BDSM - and the OP took on a protector, the question I would suggest she could be asking herself is why? Why do I need a protector? Why am I unable to make my own decisions? Why can I not look after myself and in what capacity? Why am I absolving myself of my personal responsibility? Why am I entering BDSM which basis is consensual activities, when I need someone to consent for me? And you can tell people what to do - just don't expect them to bow to your desires. Why do you feel the urge to tell me what my relationship is - even when you do not know me or read my profile correctly? Why do you feel the urge to tell the OP what she needs? Why do you feel the urge to tell people what they can and can do? A collar of protection doesn't mean anything - other than what is discussed between the people involved. Peace and Rapture
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