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ORIGINAL: Tslaveboy But in public, I'm not sure of the boundaries. Or it's a little fuzzy. As pointed out, because of the way the different races are treated in our society, reactions could be different. I remember that controversy with Ted Danson and Whoopi Goldberg. Privately, the two of them understood it was harmless satire. Publicly, Ted Danson was nailed to the cross. That's what I'm getting at. Well, we do all bear a burden of being social creatures, and as such, we have to maintain a minimum of decorum so as to not be in constant battle with everyone around us... As such, the backlash Woopy and Ted received, was well deserved. BDSM relationships are fairly flexible, and depending on where you are, race play may be perfectly acceptable, and welcomed in public. I think it's your responsibility as a dominant, IMO, to find your (yours and hers) boundaries when playing in public, depending on where you are, and how open folks are about the play you intend to engage in... IMO, being the dominant, she should not be able to force your hand, if you do not feel comfortable engaging in certain types of play publically. I'm a dominant, and I would not be comfortable engaging in race play publically, because I don't get my jollies from shocking, and otherwise making uncomfortable the majority of people around me. M
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