EmeraldSlave2 -> RE: discipline or abuse (10/8/2005 11:08:17 PM)
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ORIGINAL: misskittyslave please do not try to be obtuse on a serious topic...things that will cause irreparable DAMAGE HARM like loss of use of some part of you that is required ie eyes hearing mind legs ribs etc. I'll stop being obtuse once you stop being holier-than-thou and acting like your definitions are obvious and perfect. Trust me, most of us who don't use "SSC" have been through the whole "what SSC means" discussion probably a dozen times or so and so you're very unlikely to bring up any new issue or idea (though I'd be happy if you did). That doesn't mean this discussion isn't valid and useful. Plenty of people, specially newbies, have NOT heard these arguments and learned them by rote yet, and it will be useful for them to see how NOT useful saying "I'm SSC" really is. See, you've already further modified your first definition. It's still flawed for the same reasons I listed beforehand (like the smoking). quote:
yes there are and there were some girls that fell for him and wound up chopped up into little bits in his barrels a few years ago but according to some of the people i have encountered of late they got what they deserved and wanted it Hmm no, we're saying people need to take responsibility for the risks that they choose to take and not blame someone else. For example your safe word idea that a sub can accept responsibility for a safeword, then, in mid-scene, abdicate responsibility withOUT telling the dom, and yet the dom is still the bad one because he didn't "know" that she needed to stop. Of course it's usually wrong when someone else kills another person without their consent. But again, that wasn't the point of your statement. The point of your statement was defining "sane" to be "knowing when your actions will harm someone and when they won't" Insane, or incompetent people are quite capable of understanding that their actions will harm others and that they won't. Abusers are quire capable of understanding this as well. quote:
wiling meaning desiring wanting to comply able to cognitively choose Again, under 18 falls under this, a person with a gun to their head DESIRES to live and thus agrees to do the act, whether we want to believe dogs can cognitively choose is an issue up for debate. quote:
there are sometimes when i have no patience for people who are deliberately missing a point out of spite. i feel this is one of those times. You're not used to good philosophical debates are you? This isn't devil's advocate, this isn't straw-men. This is you putting forth your ideas and us poking holes in those ideas to show you and others how what you're saying doesn't really work out. Your choice is then to ignore it, present new ideas, present variations of your old ideas, or describe how our own points don't really work out. quote:
it is quite frightening after reading some responses here that so many condone abusive behaviors Abusive by whose definition? quote:
i have been on both sides of that fence a relationship that is M/s and a relationship that uses that title to abuse their property. Yeah see the problem isn't you being a good hearted person and helping people out. The moment you set yourself up as the authority on what is abuse and what is not for anyone else is really where you set yourself up for major unnecessary annoyance.
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