LadiesBladewing -> RE: what is ownership? (12/29/2005 8:11:19 AM)
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ORIGINAL: misskittyslave Ownership to me does not mean that the dominant MUST control all aspects of a submissive or slaves life just that They have the right to if They so desire to do so. As each relationship and situation is unique each Dominants responsability is to decide in what areas They wish to exercise Their control and it is up to the submissive to decide Whom they are going to trust and which personality meets their needs and fits them best for once they agree to submit and become that Persons property they have agreed to forfeit all rights unless given to them by that Dominant. Any opinions? . This agrees with my ideas about Ownership, with the additional note that just because I, as the Owner, do not choose to take over management of something today, that doesn't mean that, down the road, I might not change my mind. In the end, it comes down to fulfilling my responsibilities. I am in the camp that says "if a servant can manage something, and his or her management means that I do not have to worry about that thing, I am perfectly willing to let him or her manage it (with certain exceptions for things that are taken or restricted to my control for training purpose)". Part of this process is to take burdens -off- my shoulders, or what good is it to have a servant? If having a servant is going to increase my workload for the long haul (again, with the understanding that -any- servant in training will increase the workload for the duration of training), why would I want to do that? Just to say that I "own a servant"? Nope.. not worth it to me. Therefore, I will control what I want to control, and will depend on the obedience of my servant to manage the things that I have left in his or her management. I will expect that if he or she does not know how to proceed, that I will be asked, and if I decide that he or she is not properly trained to be able to manage something to my expectations, I will likely take control of that thing and either manage it myself or (more likely) will train that servant as to my expectations and then give the thing back to them to manage. Everything is mine to control -- and part of that control is delegation, with the expectation that the things that I delegate to my servant(s) will be done with the same measure of care and diligence that I would do them with. Lady Zephyr
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