Mercnbeth
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Why would anyone want to be a slave. They have not rights, and it is extremely unfair, so why do it? some folks ascribe to a spiritually based belief system--call it a religion or insanity if you want, it doesn't negate the reality they experience--therefore there are some who believe that servitude is the reason their souls are here, since before their conception, their purpose is defined as one of service. they WANT to fulfill their purpose. Once that has been accepted there are a variety of ways to fulfill that purpose of service to another human being or group of human beings. some folks serve ideals or animal rights groups(ever met a full-time activist? AMAZING folks!), throngs of followers or only themselves(ever meet a survivalist, out there in the forest? another AMAZING path)~and others are drawn to serve individuals for short or long term, to be vessels for good energy to flow through and positive growth to happen as a result of. quote:
They have not rights, and it is extremely unfair, so why do it? personal sacrifice and total devotion are rarely seen as anything other than "unfair" or the ever-popular "treatable with the 'right' therapist or meds" by folks with limited understanding. the clueless remain so and the unenlightened, stubbornly out of the loop. it isn't for everyone, although some suffer the "role", so that makes them so by self-definition and labelled so by others as part of a "lifestyle community". to quote a famous book: "those that have "eyes", will see and those that have "ears" will hear". it has been this slave's experience that a slave gives self-less service. to some it is rather sick, unappealing or just plain wrong or unattainable. they insist that it is for self-serving reasons that service exists--the "joy" they get from serving is what must propel one to consensual slavery, or the sensations that are provided to them by the Master. that's not everyone's journey-for some, personal "joy", sensation play, security, getting one's needs met, outside of food-water-shelter-meds are considered gravy and therefore non-essential to their slavery, merely a "treat" if Master allows.
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