slaveluci
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I truly hope that no one really believes that those of us here and elsewhere that use the term mean to trivialize the suffering of anyone anywhere who is forced into slavery. I don't think anyone does so consciously, no. But I've wondered if the term could have that effect unconsciously. According to most everyone who has answered, apparently so. Where are all the "slaves" who can offer a differing opinion? No one cares to post, I guess. Must be sitting off somewhere feeling silenced and ashamed right about now . Seriously, I can state unequivocably that I never, ever, ever meant to trivialize the suffering of historical or modern-day victims of nonconsensual slavery. I really don't think most other "slaves" mean to either. It's a figure of speech that represents a role within CONSENSUAL M/s relationships. Not a sign that those labeled as such are under some delusion that they really are living like those victims did/are. Well, there's a few that would have us believe they do but I ain't buyin' it ..................luci
< Message edited by slaveluci -- 10/8/2007 12:01:21 PM >
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