MagiksSlave -> RE: To be a slave you must suffer, who the hell made this rule?! (8/1/2007 12:52:13 PM)
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ORIGINAL: SusanofO Magik: I equate this kind of thinking to the same kind of mis-understandings some people can sometimes have about some other people using "Humiliation" in a BDSM relationship. I think the person in the post you quoted probably had a difference of opinion with their partner re: What kind of "kink" they were both "into". If I wound up with someone who wanted 24-7 watersports (as a submissive anyway, I am a Switch), I'd be lost. I don't want to do it, really. I just find it a little "squicky". Isn't that what "limits" are for? I think people need to discuss their limits with their partner (and abide by them, too). Define "suffering". Also, some people, truly are (consensual) Sadists (and some people are (consensual) masochists). Different strokes for different folks. If "Suffering" isn't what almost everyone here is probably after (in some context, using different "methods") - well then, what are any people all doing here with whips and chains in the first place at all? "Suffering" can feel pretty darned good, in the right context, that is, given the right partner. Misunderstandings of the use of Humiliation, for example, in a BDSM relationship, can seem, at times, to abound on these CM boards (especially among "newbies".) Personally - I love it, both as a submissive and as a Domme (I am a Switch). Some people think it's "cruel". It isn't supposed to be - it is supposed to feel good. If the people involved didn't truly appreciate it, I doubt they'd keep using it in their BDSM interactions with eachother. My take? They just don't "get" how good some really well done Humiliation can make me (or a partner) feel (although lately it's been rare, not "well done" - but that's only because I've been kinda busy, hehe.) And it can feel really good. Will they ever understand that? I don't really care that much, if they do, or not. I can like it (a lot), and I'll probably continue to like it. *But also, some people are just plain dysfunctional, and the think being treated poorly as a human being generally, is part of the D/s deal, and sometimes consequently that they are being mistreated at every turn (even if they're not). I find this to be just plain sad. Sometimes, though, they may genuinely be being (non-consensually) abused. In that case, I think they need to leave. - Susan What you are calling suffering I do not consider suffering, if you like beeing whiped then beeing whiped, while painfull to you is not suffering. Im here because I enjoy the pain and I enjoy giveing another controll over me, to me these things are not suffering!! PS: ill get to everyone els's replies later, Im beeing rushed out the door so dont think Im ingoring anyone!! [:)][;)][8D] ms
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