CNJDom -> RE: Man Critical After Being Suspended From Ceiling At S&M Club (3/5/2008 3:41:22 AM)
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I agree with you Cali on that they are both dipshits...they (the Domme & Club, and the sub) may have "discussed" something prior to where he was strung up and left alone, but this fantasy vs. reality and common sense ratio is way off. Makes you wonder what caliber of Pro Dommes are (or were) at this club and perhaps others. How long was an accident waiting to happen before this accident came about? It would really be sad if this whole thing was done with a part-time Domme who just needed to put herself through college, and thought this is an easy income. I don't blame the idiot for wanting this, I blame the club for allowing it to happen and perhaps compromising this scene... They could have put noise-cancelling headphones on professor wuss and with his mask on, he wouldn't have known if he was in Times Square during a parade on a float for Macy's Thanksgiving Day. The club shouldn't have allowed what this person wanted verbatim, and that makes this stupid and damaging for all of us really in the end. Instead of a positive, we are now faced with another negative that furthers some stigmatic responses from the public. I also feel that for whatever reason he was in this lifestyle, and where he is now; if he feels that being with his vanilla wife and vanilla life is the best thing, then that's fine. He's scared and feels that this is the only way to save face and regain what he feels most important, even at expense of vilifying the lifestyle. I hope he makes himself happy and can live with his decision to do what he feels right. His "dirty habit" may come back to haunt him...his wife might be a secret Domme and will control him out of love or whatever (I'm sure he's been able to hide every aspect of his lifestyle so well...and when this comes out, I can see the wife thinking that "now some things make sense" happening with her. We all have to live with the decisions we make and the consequences from those decisions. That is where the Nutcracker is right now. They made decisions and now consequences that comes from them (and ultimately there's a new mark on us all now from their actions). This was a safety issue, and a lack of common sense. They could have made a better choice on what to do with this person. At the risk of showing too much nerdism, this can be made simple from a quote that I truly love: "Don't give them what they want...give them what they need." - Scotty (Star Trek)
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