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ShaktiSama -> RE: -=Belly Dancer Slave, a real nonconsensual slave=- (5/8/2008 7:58:59 AM)
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ORIGINAL: ResidentSadist
Everyone sorta’ ignored the troll. Her misinformation is as obvious as her motives. Insulting a thread and saying it "romanticizes genocide" when it “memorializes” a slaves life amidst the loss of 1.5 million Armenians, the displacement of their culture and the burning of their museums only serves to show she didn’t read it.
Oh, I read it. Unlike the rest of your audience, I am simply not ignorant enough to believe it. You see, I'm actually familiar with the details of the Armenian genocide--which IS the historical event which would have provided the historical backdrop for your charming tale of wonderful, wonderful romantic non-consensual slavery. An experience, we must note, which seems to produce nothing more than women with hawt tattoos, good dance skills and a never-ending desire to please men. [:'(]
Given the details of the real life events that are invoked by your narrative--to those who actually know what the HELL you are talking about--I find it amazing that the average "non-consensual slavery" experience in this case was coincidentally inflicted on a woman who happened to have "the heart of a slave" and years later still knew just how to speak to a "young master". I find it equally amazing that she would consider a boy of her own people and many years her junior to be automatically her master and superior, and would respond positively in a D/S fashion--given that the men who enslaved Armenian women were Turks, whom surviving Armenians deeply hate to this day, and that slavery was never viewed with affection by those who survived it--including women who fled after having been forced to bear children, etc..
Also, since the rest of your audience seems to be so very, very bad at math--let's do some more of it, shall we? Because another male dominant on this forum just pointed out to me that you are listed as 51 years old, born in 1956 or 1957, and that these events were purported to take place at age 9. This places the year of this meeting at 1965-66, and given that the Armenian massacres ended in 1918, and the woman you're talking about was minimally 50...exactly how common is it for any Armenian matron, including a multiply violated former slave, to walk about so completely unclothed while preparing for a dance recital that all of her slave tattoos would be visible? Especially given that traditional Armenian folk dances, including those adapted from Greek and Middle Eastern styles, are performed in dresses that sheathe the entire body and are further augmented with a flowing skirt, headpiece, etc.?
Sorry, but no. I don't buy it. You may well be Armenian. You may well have had your first D/S sexual thoughts or fantasies triggered by the tales of slavery, rape and torture that emerged from the Armenian genocide, if you were hearing those stories as a child. But at the end of the day, tyou are just a spoiled American-born wanker, like the people who beat off over Ilsa, She-Wolf of the SS.
Furthermore? The agenda you are trying to support about women's dance in general and bellydance in particular as being by definition "slave arts" is incredibly anti-factual and actually pretty repellent. The person spreading lies on this forum is you, buckaroo. And anyone who cares will not have any difficulty informing themselves in this matter. Information about Armenian dance, Armenian culture, and the details of the Armenian genocide are about as far away as the Google search engine. Middle Eastern, Greek and east Indian dance has also enjoyed a very rich and detailed history of scholarship--it will not be hard to confirm the statements I have had about dance as a communal event, often by women and FOR women.
It's pretty easy for people to figure out who's lying here, if they care to. You'd better hope they don't.
Next time, I'd suggest you try Gorean fan fiction. There's nothing wrong with your prose skills. You just shouldn't try to pass fantasy off as fact.
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