tsatske -> RE: Slaves who are subs (8/7/2008 7:17:16 PM)
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My basic answer is the one you get alot - people have the right to decide how THEY will use the language, in the way that resounds with them, and it is priggish of you to try to dictate to them that they should only use it YOUR way, and, in addition, it will not get you far, socially. To you, clearly, a slave can only exist if they are owned by a Master. So, what is a submissive person, who is unowned, who has a slave's heart? If you are searching for a potentail slave, what language would you approve of (and I am not very big on the whole Lingua BDSM thing, anyway, and don't much give a hoot what those who have placed themselves on that commitee think), for an unowned submissive to let you know that she might be open to an M/s relationship, instead of a less TPE one? what should she call herself? Furthermore, to speak from a place I have been in my life, though, by the grace of everything good and holy, no longer am - what do you call a woman who submits to her partner EXACTLY AS MUCH AS HER TOP PARTNER DESIRES - though this is far less than she would perfer to submit and far less than total? If she would be best suited to a TPE, but finds herself in a loving relationship where far less is required or desired of her, how do you get to decide that she 'can not' call herself a slave? She is giving all that is asked of her, and stands ready to give anything. A slave pleases her Master. It is that simple. If He wants no control, less control, more control, all control - TPE, micro managed, regardless - what she calls herself seems to me to be very little of your concern. People use the language that resonates with them. When trying to get to know someone, talk to them about what varoius language means to them, and your mind will be opened expotentially, to great effect. Telling someone who may or may not call themselves 'slave', when they are not Yours, is simply silly. It is no differant than vanillas who wander on here and explain to us all that slavery is illegeal and that 'volentary slavery' is an oxymoron that can not exist - so we better all stop using a word that they define in a way that does not include our definition. Are you going to stop using the word slave for them? Of course not = the word resonates with you, means something to you, speaks to you, is important to you. What gave you the idea that you could tell other people how to use language is something i will never understand, out of any of the quartzillion people who attempt to do it. It is the most base, baldest type of censorship. Control language and you can control the mind. Words mean things - but they mean things to humans, to our complex brains, in these systems called nuero lingistic programing. I don't owe the dictionary a damn thing, it is not my Master, nor anyone elses. If you can appoint yourself the keeper of the dictionary, you go along way to something even stronger than brainwashing, in controlling the thoughts of others. I find it ludicriux that some people believe they are entitled to that kind of control of people they don't even KNOW, much less have a relationship with. and, btw, cucumber was only a bad choice becuase, on various net boards (not this one), cucumbers are traditionally the top half of the equation - the Dom, Master, Top, ect.
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