laurell3 -> RE: TPErs: is he crazy? (11/22/2007 7:38:25 PM)
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ORIGINAL: zhouwuatsien Putting the physiology aside, because even if it was true how would the person who wasn't feeling the same feeling understand that. Or even know. Even if he is the bad guy, how does it make things better by just leaving him? I'm not interested in bad guys. In my opinion I don't really find anyone to be evil. I messaged you because I was interested in what you would have to say. I'm not here to incite angry reactions from you. But your perspectives not only interest me. They're important to me. I'm educated by the insights that you have. So if you could possibly stop being so defensive, I might be able to learn more about what you have to share. Older and wiser (hopefully) lady. Sure it's not her responsibility to help him out. But it's not my responsibility to help a woman getting raped in an alleyway either. People would still find me despecable for not helping. But that's because the situation is "Simple" it's somethiing anyone could understand. We're a society of people who are easily misunderstood. Why become judgemental? Look, you cannot put the physiology aside. You paint this profile that you want to be a Dom on a bdsm site and that you are into no limits play, yet you don't understand the simple fact that if you push someone they can become dispondent and unable to communicate, or in my case, say all kinds of crazy stuff (lol) that may or may not be true. You really need to understand the physiology, because you HAVE to learn to know what you can't know. You read them, you watch them, you talk to them and know their limits, you start out slow and learn their limits and reactions, you become aware of their emotional triggers, you are very careful to understand this can happen and at that time the person may have no ability to tell you to stop or communicate effectively. The fact that you want to be a Dom, doesn't make you one. If you don't do these things, which this guy did not, you end up hurting someone and to suggest that you can somehow just tell him when he obviously didn't want to know as she already did tell him, suggests that you don't understand the simple mechanics. If someone doesn't adhere to the basic premise that you accept and don't break hard limits and believes that you can just pick up a flogger and be instaDom all the talking in the world ain't going to help him. What she does need to do at this point is analyze how she got into the situation and whether she needs to work on improving her radar, although anyone can be taken and people can lie. So I'm not suggesting she did anything wrong, merely that she needs to care for herself and minimize her risks, not worrying about fixing a guy that is obviously a creep. It's fine that you don't know everything, everyone starts somewhere. I'm glad that you seem to be accepting that. There are all kinds of sites and even the search function here can give you alot of information. My "defensiveness" is alarm at the fact that someone can put on the Dom hat and get a profile and find people without a shred of understanding of wiitwd. It's really not personal.
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