Leonidas -> RE: Daddy? (8/11/2004 8:00:02 AM)
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He sounds like a decent guy. I have only ever seen "white silk" used that way online, and I've been around a long, long time. That isn't a slam, by the way, just the facts. The reason is that it doesn't make a lot of sense anywhere but online. In my living room, nobody ever said "here's my slave, and she's white silk" simply because nobody was going to grab the slave and fuck her over the coffee table without knowing her master really well and having his leave to do so anyhow. It wouldn't make any more sense than just deciding to grab a man's car keys and use his car unless he had said "hey, if you want to use my car, feel free". Online, you have lots of HNG peacocks running around who really don't know anything other than Gorean girls have to do what they say, and so, "white silk", online, came to mean that the girl didn't have to cyber-fuck with just anyone who said so. As time went on, in some places (the Gor-Lite places), it also came to mean that the slave could be as surley as she liked to anyone she damn well pleased because she was "white silk". There isn't anyplace in the books where "white silk" means anything other than "virgin", but you're right, it doesn't really matter. What does matter, at least to me, is you thinking that you can come here and tell me what I am to do. If you are what you claim to be, you should know better. Ask, politely, that I take this up with the girl's master in private (as if that were required) and I probably would, if I thought it necessary. Come here and tell me what to do and you're just going to reinforce in my mind that you are what you are claiming you are not. I'm not interested in changing your husband's mind about anything. He can say that she is a dancing hall slave in petticoats if he'd like to, and of course that would be justified because there were some slaves dressed in petticoats in Savages, but it doesn't really matter to me. If that's what he wants to do, more power to him. I explained how "white silk" is used to mean something other than "virgin" to someone who said that it only meant "virgin". If that puts a twist in your panties, dear lady, frankly, that's not my problem.
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