slavegirljoy
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Joined: 11/6/2006 From: North Carolina, USA Status: offline
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In my opinion, anytime someone makes such a generalization, using the word, "Most", they want to sound like they know what they're talking about when they really haven't got a clue. Where is the latest national poll, of people who are involved in M/s relationships, asking about their views on slaves? i haven't seen that one. Even asking the people on this board what their views are, is still not going to give a broad enough sampling to back-up that kind of statement. So, take out the word, 'most', and simply say that some people.......etc., etc. But, why would anyone want to own something that is "weak" rather than "strong", unless they are just feeling sorry for it and taking it in out of pity? Would anyone choose to own a weak horse, instead of a strong one? Maybe, some would but, "Most"? i don't think so. i, for one, work very hard for my Master. He relies on me and my strengths for many different functions and He wanted to own me because of my abilities not because of my weaknesses, although He took me knowing and accepting those, as well. He works with me to help me become stronger and to reduce or minimize my weaknesses. He appreciates my current abilities and capabilities to be even stronger and more skilled than i am. He values my strengths and considers me to be an asset to His life, not something that can be easily disposed of or replaced. slave joy Owned property of Master David quote:
ORIGINAL: Treasure3 Tonight I was told that I am in the minority, that MOST people accross the country and around the world would vehemently disagree with the idea of a strong slave, that the majority of people expect a slave to be basically a mindless, spineless creature who blindly follows her Master simply because she is a slave. Is this the case? Is the majority opinion in the BDSM community that a strong woman can never be a slave? If so, why? I hope I have been able to explain my question clearly. I am looking forward to reading the opinions of others.
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