agirl
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ORIGINAL: missturbation quote:
I may well have been born with a high pain tolerance but that doesn't mean i don't work at it too. I'm just like anyone who pushes their limits, reaches for the stars, tries to improve. Many people do it with all sorts of things......taking needles or being pierced can be a huge personal limit......few people expect or look to be to be revered for it though. Could you show me anywhere where i said i or others like me expected or looked to be revered for their pain tolerance? I think you'll find what i actually said is that there are people out there who do revere high pain tolerance and who is anyone to tell them they shouldn't. The overwhelming amount of posts support that. The *high pain threshold bashing brigade* is conspicuous in it's absence. quote:
~general reply~ The truth (for me, in my opinion, experience) is that for reasons i cannot quite fathom out, people with higher pain thresholds are always being pulled down in some shape or form. There is the old question of 'what is a high pain threshold?' Everytime i see high pain threshold mentioned someone says 'well whos to say what is high anyway?' I don't see the same response when someone claims to have a low pain threshold. That's because who IS to say what a *high pain threshold* is....as everyone's pain tolerance will differ. Ok but could you tell me why the same questions are not not asked when it comes to low tolerance? After all who's to say what a low pain tolerance is? No..I can't tell you. I don't know why either is bashed but it happens. People have opinions on lots of things....... the nappy-wearers/lovers complain that THEY get a bad press......Adult babies say the same. For most kinky activities there'll be someone that thinks you're a twat. quote:
There are just as many people having a field day bashing others for their *fluffy* activities I personally have not come across this but i have no doubt it happens. It's not right, each to their own, right? Each to their own.....and still it will be commented on. [quote] People tend to play far more heavily in private, than in clubs, most people I know tone their play down when they are in a club and for most of them it isn't the time or the place. They do? Well i have learnt something new. Maybe you or someone could share the reasons why they don't think a club is the time or place to play hard? In general, clubs aren't designed for it. They are usually designed for light fun. Not many people want to risk being sprayed by blood particles on their night out, either. Often the heavier type of play between couples isn't their *public consumption* fare due to the amount of effort, care and time involved. In private, play can be as extreme as you wish it......in public, there are people monitoring,who can/will step in if they think it's crossing a *line*. quote:
I think there is a certain amount of jealousy, envy, awe, intolerance, non-understanding and judgement aimed at those with high pain thresholds and to be honest it bugs the hell out of me. I know we say this all the time but for a community who claims to be different and to celebrate those differences, it sure sucks to be different at times. And yet you get a lot of mail saying the opposite and admiring you for it. You'll never get the universal opinion that playing heavily is worthy of reverence. I do get a lot of mail saying the opposite yes. It's probably a 60% outrage to 40% love it ratio. I personally don't want universal reverence for playing heavily, hell as i've said all the way through this thread i don't want reverence at all. Unless people witness your *play*, they're only judging it on a description and much can be made of the *spin* where that's the case. Your experience of the jealousy , envy, awe, intolerance, non-understanding and judgement is drawn from your pool of interaction..if you are 'out there' with your proclivities, preferences, likes, dislikes, skills and general activity, then it's there for people to comment on, good or bad, right or wrong, fair or unfair. agirl
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