RumpusParable -> RE: What safe but neutral yet still D/s-private place do you meet for 1st-time "playing" (9/26/2008 7:48:07 AM)
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ORIGINAL: pompeii QUESTION: What safe, secure, yet still D/s-private locale do you meet for 1st-time afternoon D/s playtime? I meet them a few times and if they are nice folks, I may bring them as a guest to a local play night so that we can engage in private play but have people within shouting distance. Or, I may invite them to my home while my spouse is there but staying in his room while I visit. (or arrange similar with a friend at my or their house) Honestly, though, I find the constant assumption *within* the kink community that someone kink-oriented is more a dangerous risk than someone (assumed not to be) kink-oriented very humorous. As it's been addressed in other threads, how many worry this much if/when it's an assumed-vanilla first time having sex (or one night stand) or inviting a plumber into one's home to fix the toilet or going to someone else's house for dinner the first time? The reality is any of those cases are just as likely, absolutely no less as likely, to turn dangerous. In fact, there's a good case to be made that they've a higher risk to them. Few rapists and murderers advertise that they want to do "deviant" things to their dinner guests, professional clients, or boy/girlfriend... more people are attacked by the nice gal/guy, the friend/family/co-worker for years, etc at a vanilla meeting of some sort. The increased risk/danger is an illusion and assumption. Someone who behaves as a normal, balanced and trustworthy person who openly expresses an interest in, safely and with consideration to your limits, dragging a knife over your body is actually the same or less likely to stab you than a person who expresses (or in most cases, is just assumed to have)little to no interest in any such thing while chopping carrots with a kitchen knife talking about the weather. It's like how people ignore how common it is for people to be attacked by a spouse or long-term family friend, but act as though one could be attacked any moment on the street.
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