RE: Evil versus good

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Evil versus good

I am a dom(me) and malicious

9% (4)

I am a dom(me) and good

20% (9)

I am a switch and malicious

0% (0)

I am a switch and good

4% (2)

I am a sub and malicious

4% (2)

I am a sub and good

29% (13)

I am a natural slave and malicious

2% (1)

I am a natural slave and good

18% (8)

I am some other kind of slave and malicious

6% (3)

I am some other kind of slave and good

4% (2)

Total Votes : 44

(last vote on : 8/29/2008 4:05:07 PM)
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MissMorrigan -> RE: Evil versus good (5/17/2008 1:48:43 PM)
I'm a tit lady too. I like a little jiggle when they wiggle, but then, I also like that firmness... Spoilt for choice! quote: ORIGINAL: faerytattoodgirl there is no good...there is no evil...there is only.... booooooooooooooobies!

Rule -> RE: Evil versus good (5/17/2008 9:40:28 PM)
FR A new summary of the preliminary results: About 1 in 5 dom(me)s are malicious Swiches are all good About 2 in 5 subs are malicious About 1 in 5 natural slaves are malicious (approximately the same proportion as in dom(me)s) About 3 in 4 other kinds of slave are malicious. This is nearly the inverse of the proportion among natural slaves and an even higher proportion than among the subs. At a guess I would suspect that these other kinds of slave are subs.

ResidentSadist -> RE: Evil versus good (5/17/2008 10:55:52 PM)
I am not malicious but certainly evil in the first sense of the word: ” morally wrong or bad; immoral; wicked” Unfortunately, like the difference between sadism and sexual sadism, there is an important gap in the meanings of the words. I am not evil in the second sense of the word: ” harmful; injurious”

Lumus -> RE: Evil versus good (5/18/2008 7:44:17 PM)
Get back to me when you have the "Neutral Good" option.

cpK69 -> RE: Evil versus good (5/19/2008 12:02:16 PM)
FR I chose natural slave, and good. I understand the concept of protecting one’s self, but not a need to be malicious. However, I see a difference between discipline, including harsh when necessary, and being malicious. My last owner used to say, “I will hurt you, but I will not harm you”. It was/is a concept that I can appreciate, as long as the person saying it is capable of keeping their word.

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