AAkasha
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ORIGINAL: nobleslave slave: The consensual nature in which a person enters slavery does not diminish the level at which they transfer power and control over their life; simply because someone consents to become a slave does not mean they are less (or more, depending on your point of view) than a slave in any respect once owned. To claim that a slave is something other than completely a slave, owned and forfeit of all rights, in fact makes them a submissive. A slave is a human being, a person, who is owned by at least one person; a slave is someone who is property. A slave retains no rights, having consensually forfeited all of them upon becoming a slave. 99.9% of (especially American) people who consider themselves as being slaves are, in fact, submissives and are not slaves at all. A slave has only those privileges as those who own them allow, and any such privileges may be revoked at any time for any reason an owner may choose. A slave cannot set their own limits. A slave cannot claim any rights to any property; a slave is property and anything they may have access to would, in fact, be owned by their Owner. A slave has resigned themselves to whatever fate their Owner may choose for them. A slave is a submissive that submits totally and completely and in all ways without any set Limits, Safe Words, Negotiations, or any parameters whatsoever to dictate how their Owner must act. A slave is, very literally, at the complete “mercy” of their Owner. If a slave is not currently owned, their proper label would either be “un-owned slave” or “submissive”. A slave may be controlled 100% by one who is their rightful Owner or may be given any degree or level of autonomy as a person who rightfully owns them sees fit Not me Submissive: The label: “submissive” (also referred to as “sub” or “Subbie”) is given to anyone who may choose to submit any aspect, or any part of any aspect of, their life, to some degree no matter how small or shallow, to a Dominant. A submissive may choose their own limits and set whatever parameters they want regarding how, when and to whom they will submit. The term: “submissive” is a broad, sweeping label that could be applied to even those who choose to only submit once, and only very briefly, to a Dominant. The term: “submissive” can also be applied to someone who has yet to ever submit to a Dominant, but may choose to do so at some future time. As i was repling to i am a slave. What Usako said was Honestly, you're profile (and responses) make you seem devoid of any personality and just desperately waiting for some woman to take care of you. To me that is attecking my personality as again she said you're profile (and responses) make you seem devoid of any personality. Now i did take on board what she said i did not put it in my profile which was silly of me i have to admitt. Bust please do say about my personality Thank you noble slave noble. The way you are going about looking to be a "slave" to a "Mistress" would be like a vanilla guy saying "I have not had one date yet with anyone, why can't I be a husband? I just want to be a husband. Will you take me as your husband? Where can I find a wife? I am ready to be a husband." Dominant women, Mistresses, even those looking to "own slaves" look for an attraction FIRST, based on personality, must like good old fashioned dating. Only in your fantasies exists a world where you put the label "slave" on you, and a woman comes along and says, "Yeah. You'll do. You are my slave." Akasha
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