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RE: non-consensual enslavment... - 2/13/2009 12:25:38 PM   
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Oh no come on...you know that is just fantasy BS. 

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RE: non-consensual enslavment... - 2/13/2009 12:32:29 PM   
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The discussion of slavery in terms of money sort of makes me wonder if my mom was right and that men tend to think of themselves as wallets with dicks. She blamed the thought pattern on not teaching young men art, non-violent group sports, and communications skills. I just gotta wonder a bit. Why be "enslaved" by money? Is it some sort of attempt to imitate the marital slavery of the past where women could own no property and had no access to personal money, and, if so, why not use some of the other elements of those times for "enslavement"?
I think i feel a thread coming on....


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RE: non-consensual enslavment... - 2/13/2009 1:26:42 PM   
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possible common law marriage


Only 11 states and the District of Columbia recognize Common Law Marriage. Before you do this keep this in mind for when your much older. If you are not legally married and one of you dies without getting lawfully married, the remaining person cannot collect their "common law" spouses social security. That is a fact that my subs mother just found out after his father died, they thought that they were "common law married" but found out that VA does not recognize common law marriages.

As for the rest you are an adult if you think this is the path for you then go for it. All I can say is a lifetime is a long time so think long and hard about this before you travel down it. People change over time and you may find that you really don't want to walk this path further down the line.

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RE: non-consensual enslavment... - 2/13/2009 1:31:46 PM   
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I read an article on a FLR site .



What does FLR mean?

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RE: non-consensual enslavment... - 2/13/2009 1:58:16 PM   
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FLR means Female Led Relationship, where the female is the head of the household, like the male was in the 1950's, and the male is the subordinate/supportive person in the relationship. 

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RE: non-consensual enslavment... - 2/13/2009 2:08:18 PM   
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FLR means Female Led Relationship, where the female is the head of the household, like the male was in the 1950's, and the male is the subordinate/supportive person in the relationship. 


Ohhhh....lol....A new one on me.  Thanks!

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RE: non-consensual enslavment... - 2/13/2009 6:37:07 PM   
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As others have said, the exact legal relationship between you and your partner varies from location to location.

Without knowing what state you're in, it's hard to give proper advice here. At this point, it varies tremendously for same-sex couples as well. I would do some internet searches for things like common-law marriage, next of kin, alimony, inheritance, power of attorney, transfer of wealth and so forth as they pertain to your area.

You might even consult a lawyer to discuss the issue.

To be honest though, it doesn't sound like from a legal point of view your relationship will be much different from a regular marriage, except that you seem to want to give up the right to seek a divorce. The thing is, most people who get married feel that that right is superfluous anyway, since they are all hopeful they'll never need it.

The truth is that however permanent the two of you want the relationship to be, neither of you will want to keep it going if things go badly enough that you both want out.

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RE: non-consensual enslavment... - 2/13/2009 7:43:21 PM   
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I think you need to balance a "forced"  slavery scenario with the reality that most couples do eventually separate, so you are "punished" if you exist your slave status, but not ruined. 

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RE: non-consensual enslavment... - 2/13/2009 10:22:19 PM   
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It isn't even considered non-consensual enslavement if she agrees to it.  Sounds like my ideal regular marriage. 

Legally?  If you two were genuinely interested in doing this there is no reason to even worry about legalities.  Lay low, keep your mouthes shut about it in your community/town unless you are indoors and no one would even be the wiser. 

People need to think less and actually live more of the lifestyle they claim to be so keen on.  What feels good for two people goes along a lot smoother without worrying about what 500 other people think is best for them.

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RE: non-consensual enslavment... - 2/14/2009 2:04:42 AM   
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You can create legal, binding documents that entitle her to everything you have, give her power over your life in many ways, but she'll never legally own you. However, that doesn't mean that she won't own your heart. If it makes the both of you happy and fulfilled, do it. However, I suggest not doing it lightly...you've said that she's not actually said she wants to go that route. That, first, has to be settled. Even if she says yes, take time...like a year or two...before making up your mind. Just my opinion.

Oh, and go read up on internal enslavement. You might find it appealing.

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RE: non-consensual enslavment... - 2/14/2009 4:50:02 AM   
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You could draft several types of legal documents which would make a sub a financial slave legally to the female. For example, youi could go to a casino and sign a promissory note witnessed by people, which says you lost big, and she won big, and she had loaned you $100,000, and you agreed to repay that by giving her all your money until  it was repaid, and agreeing that she'll provide you with room and board so long as you do her domestic chores and whatever else she wants at her home, and you could give her a mortgage on your house, etc, to make it more enforceable.A court would enforce that. You could always leave, but if so, she could  sue you, garnish your wages, foreclose on your home, etc, but you could file bankruptcy if you wished.

You could even agree that  you had assaulted her, and you are setting her claim against you for $25,000 or whatever, and have the same provisions as above, except this would be nondischargeable in bankruptcy, since it was an intentional act, and you'd agree to that in the agreement.

You could also, if you were going to marry, transfer all your assets to her, and then  enter into a prenuptial agreement that in the case of a divorce, each party keeps whatever assets (s)he owns at the time of the marriage, and will keep all assets in his or her name at the time of a divorce. Then if the husband has no bank accounts, but deposits all his income into her accounts, and she keeps all vehicles and real estate in her name during the marriage, he would have nothing in the case of a divorce, so would be very motivated to obey her and stay married. Tax implications only arise if the property is very valuable, and you could have an agreement which states that any property transferred to the other spouse during the marriage becomes that person's separate property, since there are no tax implicatons for gifts to a spouse. You could even state that in the case of a husband seeking a divorce, he will pay her spousal support of x amount for x years, but a court wouldn't enforce that if it was unreasonable, considering the incomes of the parties at the time of the divorce, and the duration of the marriage, depending on the law in that state.

There are many ways to achieve true financial slavery, which is as close as you can get to actual slavery, since money is freedom, and a slave would have a much better life as her slave than if he was destitute, so would be motivated to remain her slave, even if he'd prefer not to, but I can't imagine anyone doing this  unless they had been with a woman for  years, and was pretty certain it would be a permanent relationship. I also find the idea very exciting, and entered into an agreement with a femele friend which said I owed her $1000, but would do her laundry and her nails and give her foot massages for a period of time, and obey her during that period, and I found it extremely exciting. Too exciting, frankly. The power of submissive pleasure has probably allowed women to strip lots of subs of their assets in some cases. You'd need to be very careful about that kind of thing, and masturbate before you ever signed any agreement, so it wasn't executed in the heights of sexual submissive pleasure, which can be overwheming.

I read an article on a FLR site where a female doctor wanted her husband to be a househusband, and she prepared a letter of resignation for him to resign from his job, and got him turned on in bed, and excited by his submissive desires, and he signed it, and she mailed it in, and she really felt empowered that she had forced him to be her stay at home househusband, so she could have kids without worrying about day care, since he'd raise them and be her househusband forever.



Wow! It's nice to know so many people do have T/their own views on this topic.

Yes, this is more like what i was shooting for. and Her as well. But there is a lot more to it than this......

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RE: non-consensual enslavment... - 2/14/2009 4:56:43 AM   
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i have had my own views on being a slave, and i was recently selected by a Domme Who shares these same ideas. By non-consensual enslavement, i really do mean W/we both know there is no end to it. The possibilites of  a living will saying She gets everything, power-of-attourney signed over to Her, possible common law marriage for the means of a  prenuptual agreement saying also, She gets everything (this all being so that in the eyes of U.S. law She really would Own me). Only hard limits being that anything outside of hospitalization and death is not a limit, those sort of things, and Her seeming to be the type to really be able to do this. i am honestly enthralled by Her. i have been waiting patiently for a potential Owner to have these same ideas that i have. Does anyone out there have any advice or true expierence in this subject matter? And if yes, what do you really think about it.?


The real question is how well do you know this person in real life and how long have you been dating. It's exciting to think about, but too many subs are thinking about this kind of thing when they should be thinking about what she wants for Valentine's Day, and how she likes to be kissed. Have you met her yet? How long have you been intimate?

Akasha



And yes, this does take one hell of alot of trust. If She isn't willing to take control of me, mind body, and soul, as i am before i am claimed, then She doesn't need to control any of me. my former Owner advised me before my release that i should be patient, and wait for the Owner that will want the whole of who i am as a person before They claim me. Trust me...i'm not so silly as to go into this blind, or out of thinking with "the wrong head". i know what i hope for in an Owner, and yes, i do want this type of Ownership, but it takes trust. i'm not going to give up control of myself to Someone that doesn't want to take control of all of me, nor do i want a potential Owner that is going to want some watered down version of what She's looking for. This all does work both ways.

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RE: non-consensual enslavment... - 2/14/2009 5:06:43 AM   
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You can create legal, binding documents that entitle her to everything you have, give her power over your life in many ways, but she'll never legally own you. However, that doesn't mean that she won't own your heart. If it makes the both of you happy and fulfilled, do it. However, I suggest not doing it lightly...you've said that she's not actually said she wants to go that route. That, first, has to be settled. Even if she says yes, take time...like a year or two...before making up your mind. Just my opinion.

Oh, and go read up on internal enslavement. You might find it appealing.

Master Fire


One more time, beings i'm trying to catch up on this thread i started yesterday...

i have a true feeling that goes deeper than i could hope to explain in words why Female Supremacy is a path i, as a male, choose to take. i am in cotrol of myself...mind, body, and soul, until i am actually claimed. If i wasn't, how could i give up control of myself to another? i couldn't. The legallities of all of this can end in ruination, i am aware of this, and i won't go into it with anyone that wouldn't want to control ALL of me, and be proud of it (as i stated in the last message). There are things about this that are deeply emotional about all of this to both of U/us, but i would need an entirely different thread to explain all of that.

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RE: non-consensual enslavment... - 2/14/2009 8:40:50 AM   
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I totally identify with the "forced", "legal", 'actual" slavery concept. There is something so "real" about the relationship at that point, that it provides constant and impossible pleasure which is unlike any other type of submissive pleasure. You are her slave, and have no choice but to remain her slave, as a practical matter. That's incredible stuff, and if I had been in a long term relationship with a woman I trusted, which we both regarded as permanent, I couldn't resist that, but you'd need to really trust her, so that she'd have a will giving you back your stuff, in the event something happened to her, and there are other things to consider. I wouldn'dt mind severing my credit, since you can always re-establish credit, but nobody should ever have themselves declared legally incompetent, such that she is your guardian. That does make you her legal slave, since you are legally  almost the same as a child then, but you can never erase that, if something should happen to her. Also, as your guardian, she needs to file accounts with a court,as to what she's doing with your money. You don't want that in a slavery relationship. I wish you luck.

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RE: non-consensual enslavment... - 2/14/2009 9:40:26 AM   
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There is something so "real" about the relationship at that point,

The definition of "real" is: "exists in reality," not, "speaks amazingly well to my fantasies."


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RE: non-consensual enslavment... - 2/14/2009 10:20:26 AM   
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There is something so "real" about the relationship at that point,

The definition of "real" is: "exists in reality," not, "speaks amazingly well to my fantasies."



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RE: non-consensual enslavment... - 2/14/2009 11:43:31 AM   
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And yes, this does take one hell of alot of trust. If She isn't willing to take control of me, mind body, and soul, as i am before i am claimed, then She doesn't need to control any of me. my former Owner advised me before my release that i should be patient, and wait for the Owner that will want the whole of who i am as a person before They claim me. Trust me...i'm not so silly as to go into this blind, or out of thinking with "the wrong head". i know what i hope for in an Owner, and yes, i do want this type of Ownership, but it takes trust. i'm not going to give up control of myself to Someone that doesn't want to take control of all of me, nor do i want a potential Owner that is going to want some watered down version of what She's looking for. This all does work both ways.


In a sense jayeyre I understand where your line of thought is with all this. When I went to relinquish control over my own life to another..thats exactly what it meant. Not bits and pieces but complete. Any choices to be made are made by Master, and Master took that responsibility for what he will or wont have me do in the course of owning me. If the outside world continues to hold me responsible..thats how it is, and I am and was intelligent enough to realize that this would and will always be the case. Master can't stand before the judge and say your honor..I'm responsible for having her stand naked out on the front lawn, and expect that this will relieve me of the consequences of it. What will occur though is that Master will and would be there, and I would not be abandoned.

Would he ever do this sort of thing that would cause a greater increase of chance that I'd personally be held accountable for something he directed me to do by the outside world? Ya know...I doubt it but I also understand anything is possible and out of my control. Why is it out of my control? Because thats what I sought to give up when I begged to be owned by him. Now thats a sort of negative look at it from societys ideals but it could be just as easy that Master decided he wanted me to return to school and obtain a education in something that he wanted me to learn. Well thats surely a positive as far as the world goes but ultimately the point is..positive or negative as the world may see it matters not..what matters is that it is Master in control and direction and this is what I sought..good bad or indifferent to what outsiders think. If I'm doing as he wishes no matter the outcome of those wishes..then I'm where I needed to be.

When I mentioned earlier about you are still going to be accountable and responsible for the consequences of what happens..this is the way I meant it..but what the society does or needs to do as a result matters not to me. Being obedient to Master does..end of story.

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RE: non-consensual enslavment... - 2/18/2009 5:27:56 AM   
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So what happens when you guys split up, and (because of a legal document you signed) she has every penny you came in with and all of your material possessions and you have nothing? Where will you go? But even then, this isn't actual legal slavery because you still could divorce her anyway.

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RE: non-consensual enslavment... - 2/18/2009 5:35:54 AM   
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I'm really tired so I didn't read every post so my apologies if I am repeating someone else.

In terms of the legal elements of the document, it is null, void, defunct, has no power whatsoever in American Law.

That is because it is a slave contract, and under the Constitution (the highest law of the state) there can be no such thing as a slave contract. (It is forbidden under Amendment 14). If indeed, some part of this document said "we agree that Lindsay (the domme) will get the dogs, that too is void. Everything contained in or suggested by a slave contract is completely inadmissable in a court of law. (At least that's what I got from reading the case law).

On the other hand, if you're suggesting legal documents that each do their own little thing to help to secure her rights over yours, that is a little different, but also completely meaningless. You can never sign away your rights. Ever. They are yours, they are protected by the constitution, which no person can breach.

If it's a sexual kick you're going for than great, and if this ends badly you may even get the added benefit of actually having the rights you foolishly tried to sign away.

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RE: non-consensual enslavment... - 2/19/2009 3:20:44 AM   
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This is not something I would do..but good luck to you.:)

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