CallaFirestormBW
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Protocols can include everything from asking permission to enter a room to not speaking until given permission, to not being allowed to eat unless fed by the Keeper's hand -- basically, anything you can think of that would add formality to an event can be used as a protocol. To be frank, only your Keeper will know what he -really- enjoys... so it seems sort of pointless to me to send a servant out willy-nilly to find "protocols". Most people find protocol to be very individualized to either the person or the household. A good example is the matter of 'sweetening the goblet' mentioned earlier from Gorean practice. Now when I was taught, it was not -kissing- the rim, but coating it in a woman's fluids from her arousal. We only had -one- Keeper in the household who liked it, and he came out of a meat-life Gorean group out west somewhere. The rest of them thought it was disgusting. It was taught to all the female servants on his account (as well as exactly -how- to do it so it didn't look clumsy), but the only time that old 'saw' was pulled out was when he was home, and it was -never- done when we had visiting 'outer ring' family members or guests who were friends or associates of the House. On the other hand, we have a protocol in the House that my Darling must never have an empty beverage cup when she's at home... either tea or water (or wine if she asks for it) must be provided for her at the moment she arrives home, then her shoes are removed and she's provided with her current book (or the tv remotes), her cigarettes, and from that point on, her cup must never go dry unless she specifically says not to refill. In order to be effective, you're going to have to either give him a whole lot of options, or see if you can get him to give you an idea of what -type- of protocols interest him. Calla Firestorm
< Message edited by CallaFirestormBW -- 10/6/2008 4:55:49 PM >
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