AquaticSub
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ORIGINAL: RedMagic1 People have said identical things about community standards regarding, "I'm gay," "My sister's having a child out of wedlock," or, worse (?) "My daughter is dating a black man." Is it a privilege to be able to say those things out loud, or a responsibility? As far as I'm concerned, it's a bit of both. Because some of the backlash for being out can be loss of custody and loss of employment, I don't blame someone a bit for being quiet about BDSM. Hell, I'm being quieter about it than I was. If you can be completely out and open about it, if you don't have to worry about having UMs taken away or losing your job then yes, please speak up! Let people know that many of the people who live like this aren't scary. But if you have to worry about those other things as well... I'll always see it as parent's first duty is to their child. Others disagree with me, I know, that's just how I see it. I'm very out, but I'm being a bit quieter about it now that I know children are in my future. We'll see what the climate is like then. I plan on always being as out as I think I can be. Edited for typos
< Message edited by AquaticSub -- 1/6/2008 4:02:03 PM >
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