AllietheKitten
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ORIGINAL: bipolarber I actually think the fallacy is in the language of the OP's question. What makes you think that being M/s, or D/s is a "goal" oriented behavior? It just is. This approach of yours is about as wrong as thinking that the whole point to sex in general is nothing more than to give yourself and your partner multiple orgasms. (Nice when it happens, but it certainly shouldn't be the standard of measure to your relationship.) I practice this sort of thing because it's what I need in order to feel happy, and satisfied. My partner(s) over the years, I hope, have felt pretty much the same way. We relate to each other as Dom and sub, because we both find it enjoyable. It gets us off. What more do you really need? It is obvious my friend you have not been in a M/s relationship. There are goals, regiment, rules, it isn't just about feeding you or yours sado/maso desires and pleasures and play. It involves work and its about learning, training, growing with the result a dedicated slave who earns a collar at the end of a needle and ink and/or hot iron. Gregory "One man with courage is a majority" Thomas Jefferson Yeah yeah, we are all not as HARDCORE as you are...blah blah. No one knows anything but you...Seriously, Philo, why do you even ask questions? To get the pleasure of hearing yourself answer? And I'm sure you'll now act like a martyr and say I'm totally misunderstanding you...really, I've had enough of you trolling these boards. Why don't you start your bullshit someplace else, hmmm?
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I don't believe in Destiny Or the guiding hand of Fate I don't believe in forever of love as a mystical state But I believe there's a ghost of a chance We can find someone to love and make it last. ~Rush
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