joy2u
Posts: 89
Joined: 2/2/2008 Status: offline
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Just because "safety and consideration" might be advocated, within BDSM circles, doesn't mean that everyone agrees to what "safety and consideration" means or that everyone who practices BDSM is responsible or agrees with being "safe and considerate". That's why you need to decide for yourself what you will and will not do to or for or with someone else and make that very clear from the start. If someone tells you or asks you to do something that violates your principles then you have the right to refuse. BDSM isn't about "having" to do anything. It's about choosing to do what you want to do. If you want to be in a relationship where you are told what to do and you have to do it, that's your choice. But, there are no shortcuts, in BDSM, to having that sort of relationship with someone. You still need to get to know them and find out if what they are looking for within a relationship with you is compatible with what you're looking for. If they aren't willing to take the time and energy required to get to know you well enough to reach that sort of understanding then, let them know that and move on. Delete, Block, Ignore, etc. all work very well on this site. Good luck in finding what you're looking for. While there are jerks everywhere, there are many fine men on this site who are serious about wanting a healthy and mutually-satisfying D/s or M/s relationship and they are worth the time and energy to get to know. joy Owned servant of Master David
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