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Joined: 5/2/2007 From: Savannah, GA Status: offline
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ORIGINAL: slavegirljoy Thank you, to the women who have responded so far. Your answers have been very interesting and insightful. Since all three of you said that you have experienced rape play, i'm wondering whether you feel that, if you were to be attacked by a rapist, would you be better able to handle the situation because of your rape play experience? Of course, i know that no one knows how they will react to a situation until they are actually in that situation. But, do you feel that you might be better prepared for such an event, if it were to happen? Does the thought of being raped (not in fantasy or in play but, in an actual attack) frighten you more, less or, just the same, as it did before you experienced rape play? Thanks again. slave joy Owned property of Master David Having been non-consensually raped, I use rape scenes (as the victim) as a way to 'slay the monster'... rape scenes give me back the power I *didnt* have when the actual rape occured. I've talked to other women who have been raped and are in this 'lifestyle' who can't do rape scenes because of the association, I guess it's all in one's perception. I've never thought about raping anyone else.. I guess my experience kinda puts a damper on that...LOL
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