IronBear -> RE: Forced Bi (10/23/2005 11:11:27 AM)
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ORIGINAL: realsumissive Definition aside, there can be, and would be serious ramifications involed in what many state as "forced" bi-sexuality. If a dominant female were to require a submissive to have sex with another man for her pleasure, the end result could be that the sub finds it so humiliating that he takes drastic measures. I can quote hundreds of case studies where after having a sexual encounter with someone of the same sex, a person found it so disgusting, and revolting that they ended their life. Unfortunately, the after feelings can only be experienced after the fact. There are many, many threads on this site pertaining to dangerous forms of play. This should be at the top of the list. I for one, have no desire now, have never, and believe it is unlikely that I ever will want to have sex with another man. For some dommes, who love edge paly, there can be scenes where he/she could render the sub/slave incapable of resisting through bondage and other means. I can see where a domme could if she desires, place a man in inescapable and severe bondage, use an "O" ring gag, and then have a man enter the sub's mouth with his penis. Although the sub may not do anything to further arouse the preditor, the after effects could be disasterous. For those of you that do not have a problem with this form of play, I can see where it may be very erotic, but for those that would be repulsed, it may not be a good idea to go there. That's why open and honest communication is essential. quote:
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ORIGINAL: realsumissive By definition: If he also likes sex with females, he's bi-sexual. If he just likes to give head and anal, as you put it, he's GAY. I think it's very revealing how you say not to pass my ignorance on "us". I don't see anyone else taking your poistion. You sir are a bisexual male with very predominant gay tendencies. Get used to it. it won't change. That is my professional opinion. I'm NOT flaming you, however you have made a point of stating that the above is your Professional Position. Ok now its time for you to state what Profession you are involved with and your Professional Qualifications (No I dont need to know which University you went to just Degrees, Diplomas or Certification) which allows you to make that statement. I may add that there quite a few here who have either majored in Psychology and/ or are Qualified Psychologists besides myself. OK realsumissive, my question which you have ignored still stands. What are your professional qualifications???? Or are you going to ignore anyone who challanges your assertive statements?
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