Evanesce -> RE: Rape play... (10/20/2005 11:22:29 AM)
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Master and I have often discussed scenes of this type, and the question always arises... How far is too far? The answer to that is dependent upon the mental and emotional stability of the "victim." Something done to one person might merely be frightening, where the same act done to someone else could result in permanent emotional and psychological trauma. Master complains that He could not kidnap and rape me, because I would know it was Him and I would know I was safe. In a way, He's right. It would not be easy for Him to frighten me. However, there are ways He could accomplish this that would terrify me, and I would truly believe I was in danger. The first thing He would need to do would be to not let me know in any way what He was planning. The element of surprise is essential for me. The way I see it... He needs to do it the way a "real" rapist would do it... suddenly, violently, and repeatedly. If He's going to go to the trouble to create a rape scene, it needs to be one in which I am kidnapped, blindfolded, gagged, and taken somewhere unfamiliar to be used painfully and repeatedly, with periods of torture interspersed between the sexual abuse over a period of at least 24 hours. Then, when it's all over, take me back where I was picked up and dump me out. Aftercare can come later, when He lets me know it was really Him (and a few close friends). However, this is not the kind of scene one can do with just anyone. As I said, the emotional and mental stability of the individual MUST be taken into consideration when playing "extreme" games.
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