Mercnbeth
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So why is that more often than not if something goes wrong it's the D-type's fault? I mean hell I hear about "bad scenes" all the time...recently... Jen, Because it IS the D-types fault. At least any D-types who are confident in who they are. Accepting full responsibility you accept any resulting consequence. Pragmatically it then becomes your fault. That extends from the practical, such as the binding not being proper to support the activity; to the perceptional, such as not knowing your partner well enough to recognize they are in mental/emotional distress. There is a similar range of cause, from not checking the binding, to not taking the time to know your partner. It is, or should be, in the D-types control because control, during the act, is not in the control of the s-type. If it is, the s-type is misnamed, and sensations are being 'processed' not experienced. Of course, this only applies to me and those who choose to be with me. I'll listen, chat, amplify, re-state, and demonstrate until whatever being discussed goes from 'communicating' to clear 'understanding' by all involved. Once I'm satisfied that condition exists the responsibility is mine. If I don't believe it does exist it won't happen, regardless of how the s-type pleads and tries to get me to believe he/she know what I mean. I have to know without question. Once I do - I am responsible. Taking that responsibility is not something I shy away from or concern myself with opinions in disagreement. It works for me it works for us, semantically and practically.
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