Icarys -> RE: slave Competition (11/28/2008 5:27:08 PM)
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ORIGINAL: SimplyMichael Icarys, And you? Would you like the embarrassment of owning the slave that is a loser? Somehow I doubt you would take it well. I would assume that you want to be as proud of your women as they are of you, I certainly feel that way about mine. I have seen slave competitions done fairly well in large venues, there is an event in SF called "Master's Den" which while not in line with my view of things is entertaining. The women are all their to serve the men in general (the reality is the women run the event for their own amusement but don't tell anyone) and in that venue, losing in a crowd has a sense of anonymity to it that changes things. They had a couple of slave kneeling things and some other stuff, all pretty harmless and mostly going to whomever had the thinnest body or biggest tits. However, in a smaller venue, wining and losing becomes much more personal because you know everyone involved and have frequent contact. I still think it would be fun but would require some genuine forethought, something us knuckle dragging doms often lack. Things that have no value like who could lick the most water out of a bowl (with the obvious implications) and yet who really cares who wins and loses. Or perhaps who could do the most ostentatious and over the top serving of a drink to her uber master. Another might be some things that are a bit more meaningful but each time there is a winner, that winner is out so everyone wins and the last two instead of competing have to do something outrageous together, perhaps each doing a service for the other's partner or perhaps to each other, plenty of room to come up with something. Or, flip the whole thing on its head and make the winner have to do something that takes away from winning, some form of negative prize so that the last person "wins" by escaping having to do it. Of course any of this would have revolted me when I first came on the scene as it wasn't "serious" and I was one of those who rejected the word "play" because "my god what I did was special and wasn't just mere play"...and the rest of that happy horseshit. BSB has been slowly trying to splice in a "fun" gene into me but the above to me would only work with the sort of friends I could laugh anything away anyways. Believe it or not Michael, since it's in the spirit of fun, I would pat her on the back for giving it her best.
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