joy2u
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ORIGINAL: Poetryinpain pip - not sure if that made a lot of sense, but it's been building in me for a while and had to come out. pip, not only did you make a lot of sense, but what you wrote rang very true for me, especially this statement. quote:
....content with the station they have chosen to fill, they feel that that station is what fulfills them. This is an absolutely perfect description of the way that i feel about my place in this world that i have found and made with my Master. It is HOME for me, in every sense of the word. It is comfortable and right for me to be where i am, doing what i am doing. Thank you for posting this. It says it all, for me. Also, for the OP, the very definition of a slave is to be a person (human being), who is in servitude to another. slave (noun) 1 : a person held in servitude as the chattel of another 2 : one who is completely subservient to a dominating influence slave (noun) 1 : a human being who is owned as property by, and is absolutely subject to the will of, another; bondservant divested of all freedom and personal rights 2 : a person who is completely dominated by some influence, habit, person Choosing to be owned by another and handing over all control and decision-making power over me and my life to Him doesn't, in any way, mean that i give up my humanness or identity as a person. In fact, it was the particular characteristics of my identity that my Master was attracted to and wanted to take possession of. He has no desire to make me into a 'nonhuman' or lose my identity. Just the opposite. He nurtures my identity and encourages me to pursue my interests and continue to grow, as a person. The stereotypes of what it means to be a slave (by choice) never seem to die, no matter how much is written and said to dispel them. joy Owned servant of Master David
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