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RE: A Master Who Steals - 1/18/2006 11:55:00 AM   
Dragonzaymaster


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Status: offline 		Sorry , I missed an important item.

I did not say " all you post here is a lie".

My question was about your sister having DID and that you did lie to me directly about.

I have no idea about the posts you make on this site.

If there are folks who don't like or agree with the topic or thread , I suggest you not read it anymore.

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RE: A Master Who Steals - 1/18/2006 9:30:57 PM   
EvilGeoff


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ORIGINAL: stef

Ther term MPD is no longer used as a diagnosis and it's been removed from the DSM. It's now called Dissociative Identity Disorder (300.14).

~stef


Thank you for the update stef. I was not aware that the terminology had been changed to DID. Shows you what you miss out on when you don't keep up with your psychiatrist...
*grins and shrugs*

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RE: A Master Who Steals - 1/18/2006 11:38:02 PM   
JudgeJudy


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Status: offline 		It's like a damn nut house here, yo.

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RE: A Master Who Steals - 1/19/2006 7:13:45 AM   
Dragonzaymaster


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Status: offline 		I agree latexbaby64 kids should never be aware of any personal kinks the parents have. The prime objective should be protect and preserve our children.

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RE: A Master Who Steals - 1/19/2006 7:41:10 AM   
Dragonzaymaster


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Status: offline 		Like I said I would post today.

For all who think this is a game and to quote a few " grow the fuck up", ok. Very few in the vanilla or lifestyle communities address real issues or situations.

" Let the courts handle it" in some matters I agree. The courts nationwide are flooded with domestic and civil cases that are foolish and should be resolved by the parties involved. This was presented here because it is a lifestyle issue in a great part. The courts function in the law, not any lifestyle.

I do appreciate everyone's input on this matter. I am learning a great deal and hope others are gaining insight as well.

Fury, there is a film called "Storm of the Century". It was written by Stephen King. The antagonistic character of this film is how I am presenting myself to you. Give me my slave's possessions and i will go away. Have the courage to answer yes or no. Yes we will go to court , and I am sure the audience will have something to write about in the hometown newspapers to slant and blacken the lifestyle. I personally would prefer to avoid this. However the ball is in your court. I of course am doing what I must legally.

I do call you out to discuss the lifestyle issues here. Not air dirty laundry ( thought to some it would be a fun read, much like a soap opera). I am open, willing, and mature enough to honestly and openly discuss all issues.

I again ask Fury are you going to return my slave's personal possessions?

Dragon

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RE: A Master Who Steals - 1/19/2006 7:53:14 AM   
DesertRat


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Status: offline 		So what are you learning? And what lifestyle issues can be beneficially discussed here? This is such a convoluted mess, the only good I can see coming from this thread is that it lets you three vent.

Bob

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RE: A Master Who Steals - 1/19/2006 8:05:47 AM   
yourMissTress


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quote:

ORIGINAL: DesertRat

So what are you learning? And what lifestyle issues can be beneficially discussed here? This is such a convoluted mess, the only good I can see coming from this thread is that it lets you three vent.

Bob


I believe you are right on the money. They get to vent and mudsling. Each one thinking all the while that the readers will see their point and side with them. Not bothering to realize that with each post they bring down only themselves. Attacking and name calling in a public forum, airing dirty laundry in public...it's almost as mature as 8 year olds screaming "your mamma's so dumb..." on the playground.

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RE: A Master Who Steals - 1/19/2006 8:22:27 AM   
mistoferin


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This is such a convoluted mess, the only good I can see coming from this thread is that it lets you three vent.


I understand where you are coming from. Personally, I would think that if this were my life and family that was being discussed here...most likely I would just want this thread to go away. But for some reason that I don't understand, Dragonzaymaster seems to want this thread at the top of the boards to continue. It is not reading like a soap opera....more like an episode of Jerry Springer. I would suggest to those involved that seeing as they all have each others contact information, this may be best to resolve in the more traditional ways. All of this shit slinging isn't getting any of them anywhere.

There are positive things here that one can walk away with though. It would be nice if people read this and realized that while helping out another human being is a wonderful thing to do.....rescuing them generally does not work out for anyone involved. At the very least, before you take on that type of responsibility you should certainly be able to step back and determine if you are indeed prepared to handle the problem at hand.

If someone asks you to take care of a package for them....and that package is clearly ticking, it would be best to bow out gracefully. Unless of course you are a bomb technician who has been sufficiently trained and is highly skilled at disarming explosive devices. If you are not and you take that package home and set it on your dining room table.....eventually it is going to blow your dining room to smithereens.

People are no different...if you know the issues a person is dealing with are far beyond your capablities....you only have yourself to blame when it all blows up in your face. The most unfortunate aspect though of dealing with people is that they generally come attached to other people who end up being unwitting victims of our lapses in judgement.

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There are no victims here...only volunteers.

When you make a habit of playing on the tracks, you thereby forfeit the right to bitch when you get hit by a train.

"I did it! I admit it and I'm gonna do it again!"

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RE: A Master Who Steals - 1/19/2006 9:40:00 AM   
Dragonzaymaster


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Status: offline 		That is a good point, and deserves an answer.

The most prominant point I see is this is a real life story. I see all of these folk online here discussing a great variety of topics many of which ( not all) are make believe. This situation started on this site, and some decisions were persuaded by this message board. It does not make it responsible, it does make it a part of the story. I assume there are people in a decision making place in their lives and perhaps a real life situation is a better teacher then an imaginary one.

I have a reason in that I have exhausted all other forms of communication to resolve this. I was hoping to avoid the legal system for all involved.

Another point is while talking about how to wax, best cuffing methods, etc., these being the mechanics of the lifestyle, where is the human side. The real meat is in the people to people interactions. We are all who we are because of......... we each finsh that individually. We then go forward and involve others in our personal lives and experience a new adventure. I for one want to know the fact of the matter versus the fiction. Even a distorted fact has some ring of honesty. Fiction is purely make believe.
Dragon

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RE: A Master Who Steals - 1/19/2006 9:47:01 AM   
Dragonzaymaster


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Status: offline 		I do not care who agrees or disagrees with me what so ever. I have a goal to accomplish.

As for phoenix; 1- she is a slave, 2- she lived this, 3- she is a woman ( not to be sexist, but women are historically more emotional then men)

If you don't like the post yourMissTress, go read else where. Unless of course you are being forced against your will to read this. If that is the case. Oh well, tough luck.

Dragon

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RE: A Master Who Steals - 1/19/2006 9:51:04 AM   
Dragonzaymaster


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Status: offline 		mistoferin........the statements on your posts of being volunteers and dont be surprised if hit by a train are so true. We could all be on a site discussing needlepoint.

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RE: A Master Who Steals - 1/19/2006 9:54:56 AM   
fastlane


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quote:

ORIGINAL: KatyLied

I think it is unfortunate that so many people enjoy getting caught up in this sort of stuff. Please, you do not have the full story. Too much jumping to conclusions.



Here, Here!

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RE: A Master Who Steals - 1/19/2006 10:13:10 AM   
RosaB


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Status: offline 		I think everyone's just been had. This is just Three of the personalities playing out a bad scene from "As The World Turns". If not, it's utterly pathetic, that such laundry is being aired in such a manner.

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RE: A Master Who Steals - 1/19/2006 10:17:20 AM   
yourMissTress


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Status: offline 		on the contrary dragonsaymaster, I always did like a good mamma joke...

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RE: A Master Who Steals - 1/19/2006 10:18:05 AM   
justatoy2


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Status: offline 		orders a second round of drinks. Wonders how many she has to buy a round for who are entirely "over" this thread.

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RE: A Master Who Steals - 1/19/2006 10:26:01 AM   
DesertRat


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quote:

ORIGINAL: RosaB

I think everyone's just been had. This is just Three of the personalities playing out a bad scene from "As The World Turns". If not, it's utterly pathetic, that such laundry is being aired in such a manner.


Yeah, but we're all supposed to learn something, I guess.

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RE: A Master Who Steals - 1/19/2006 11:17:48 AM   
LATEXBABY64


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RE: A Master Who Steals - 1/19/2006 11:22:46 AM   
Dragonzaymaster


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Status: offline 		Sorry yourMissTress, I missed the point of your shot. Must be my slow mind.

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RE: A Master Who Steals - 1/19/2006 11:31:27 AM   
Dragonzaymaster


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Status: offline 		Again good point Desert Rat.

I am sorry if you got nothing from the dialogues, I mean that.

One thing I saw was the sarcasm and insults from several posts. I was impressed with the maturity. To me it just makes my stand stronger. The real versus the imagined. Soap operas are fiction, this is not .

For me there are several things I have learned. Have a good day and quit reading the posts on this thread , that goes for all who don't like or agree with what is being said. The mature thing is to walk away. Don't you agree. Unless there is another agenda .

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RE: A Master Who Steals - 1/19/2006 11:32:33 AM   
Angrylibrarian


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Status: offline 		the last place in the world to figure this out is on a bondage message board. get a freaking lawyer.

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