Leonidas
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Hi Jules, Yeah, discussions like this do often go that way, and they usually unfold about like this one did. Someone asks something along the lines of "what does it mean to be a Gorean" and someone who has been in the life answers the question, then someone who knows absolutely nothing about it says "aw, shit, they're nothing but a bunch of trekkies and role players who never outgrew playing dungeons and dragons" S'ok. After nearly two decades, I'm pretty much used to it. You made mention of the fact that Goreans don't like saying too much to outsiders. Maybe you're getting an idea about why. If folks who knew me knew that I posted here, they'd be saying "man, why waste your time, the likes of them don't get the likes of us". But, I enjoy posting here, so I do. There could well be some variation between practices among Goreans on that side of the pond and what I have seen here. The standard kneeling position for a Gorean slave is with her hands on thighs, palms down. On this side of the pond, if she turns palms up, she isn't saying "fuck me now", she is just saying "I'm receptive to you", or "I'm interested". There is basis for this in the books themselves, which is where we got it over here. I'm not going to start quoting the books here, but if you'd like me to send you the origin of it by mail, I'd be glad to. Yes, your understanding of the utility of positions is exactly like ours. If I say "nadu" I don't have to explain what that means to every single slave I say it to. It is a cultural commonality that just makes things easier, and, the way that the girl assumes that position will tell me something about the kind of slave she is. Take care of yourself Leonidas
< Message edited by Leonidas -- 7/30/2004 7:42:06 PM >
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