SoulPiercer
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ORIGINAL: MrrPete The internet has ruined some aspects of the lifestyle such as following protocol. If you don't like following protocol then stay the fuck out of chatrooms that do an don't be surprised if you get booted because you will. Not following protocol is disruptive to the chatroom. Being disrespectful to the Doms/Dommes even if they aren't YOUR Dom/Domme is also a bootable offense and reflects on your Dom as someone who hasn't properly trained you. When you disrespect a room by not following protocol then don't be surprised when you get booted and possibly banned. CM monitors aren't watching the chatrooms. The persoon who created the room has full control overTHEIR room and set the rules. If you don't like the rules you're perfectly free to leave. it isn't cute or funny when someone comes into a room to see how much havoc they can create. How much disrespect they can get away with. ON IRC there was a kick/ban list for each room and that's where disrespectful people ended up. iIf you're on the list you'll never get in the room. I was about to agree with one of the things you said MrrPete, then I read it again. The Internet (the "I" should be capped. Try it in Word using your spell check.) didn't ruin some aspects of the lifestyle. Some people who use the Internet ruined some aspects of the lifestyle by somehow convincing nearly an entire generation of people that the Internet created BDSM, thus the "protocol" found on the Internet must be followed lest ye be banished from the Realm. SmokingGun82 nailed it. If I've taught my submissive not to go overboard with the sir and ma'am stuff (as long as she always says please and thank you) and she obeys me, you might not like it, you may even think me a lowly barbarian, but I will sleep quite well at night. Why? Because I know for fact, that you if happened to be at the same functions that she and I attend and you dared tell a dungeon master or dungeon mistress that she refused to address you as sir, said dungeon master or dungeon mistress would most likely ask you if there was a serious rules violation that they could assist you with, before returning to monitoring the dungeon. The difference between this scenario and what goes on in some chatrooms is the fact that you wouldn't be grabbed by the collar and booted out onto the street for daring to bring online "protocol" into their dungeon. Because in the real world, we tend to treat people with a bit more civility. But - as Mama Gump always said: Welcome to the Internet. Where you can be as big a jackass as you like, without fear of getting your ass kicked by a guy in drag.
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