chickpea -> RE: ummRE: More apt to be two-faced if you're a BDSMer? (5/17/2008 1:05:12 PM)
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ORIGINAL: RedMagic1 I am not making myself clear. I don't discuss chess here because it would be socially inappropriate. Are you regularly in social situations with vanilla people where they ask you for details about your sexual practices? Most people aren't. Prying into things like that is considered rude. Let's say your mom asks you, "Do you still like getting hit by men?" You could answer something like, "I like exploring past normal boundaries. I enjoy doing unspeakable things. They are called unspeakable because it's bad form to talk about them at the dinner table." There's no need to be defensive or duplicitous. The person asking is making the social faux pas, not you. I guess if you are talking with a close vanilla guy buddy or vanilla girl friend and typically can talk sex or what happened with so-and-so, and this close vanilla friend happens to know your parents, then you have to kind of hide the story of whipping your girlfriend black and blue at the local BDSM club, and then bring her home only to leave her locked in a cage all night. And then she was totally okay with that push beyond her normally lower limits, because you used lots of aftercare, etc etc... I mean you'll have to say something different, like "oh we had a rough night but she's okay with it. I guess she drunk too much at the bar and then decided to just sleep when she got home?" and then like make it like it's just whatever, no big deal. Or if you parents want to know where you spent the last 5 hours last night (and it was at a BDSM club participating in a munch or event). Then, of course, you have to lie. Think all these incidents that come up in a BDSMer's life, can make him very skilled at the two-face.
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