toservez -> RE: I have the Right!!! (10/5/2007 1:29:13 PM)
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ORIGINAL: Owner4SexSlave With All this talk about rights, what if one wanted the right to not be Happy! What if one wanted the right to Sad or some other emotion. Seriously though rights or privelages, whatever label you stick on this. Be it liberties or freedoms. Somebody mentioned something about abilitity. First and forement, legally we have a measure of rights, liberty or privileges. Provided to us by the laws of our Country, Region or local we live in. Now let's examine the food chain here for a moment. There is reality of formal law governing both the master and slave. I don't care if a slave has claimed she wavied all her human legal rights on paper or whatever. It's not changed the law that is governing both the master and slave. Should the slave decide one day, she wishes to excercise her legal right, it over rides the Masters rules, laws, wishes, wants, demands or whatever label. Rights or Privilages or Liberties or Freedoms? Laws or Rules? Come on here it's basically one in the same. Sorry folks hate to break it to you, but a Slave in a Master/slave relationship in the United States of America, has the RIGHT (under the law that is more authorative than Masters rules) to get up and walk out the door. Yes, the reality is that there are those who are actually More Authoritive than Master. Pretending anything else, is well just living life fully in fantasy and not reality itself. I agree with this. “We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness.” – Declaration of Independence That is why a lot of this is theoretical semantics. Rights, ability to, vows, responsibilities, privileges and what other terms people want to use people in healthy relationships are getting most/enough of their needs and strong desires met. So I have this or can get this taken away semantics is just that because we as human being do as I call the chapter title “one right to leave” but the truth is we enter in these relationships and even the most severe control ones the day to day and long term works because of mutual desire in the way of life and compatibility. Our rights as free human beings are there in a consensual M/s relationship even if we pretend a dominant has power over them. I do not mean this to be some magical clause that makes all power exchange relationships truly mirages but point out many of our basic rights we think we are giving up we are not, we just happen to pick a person who is strongly aligned, mutually trust and love enough for them not to trample on. So regardless of the term you want to phrase it, being relatively happy with someone is something that is just has to be present in a healthy relationship and not something another can consciously give away or take from someone and expect to still have a healthy relationship.
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