DavanKael
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I dislike speaking of myself or hearing another refer to themselves toward me in that fashion because it feels like a negative objectification. I think that I as well as who I am relating with are valuable in a relationship and the third person seems to homogennize people rather than distinguish them. Now, the interjection of posession, for example: "Master, Your girl..." or "Mistress, your boy..." is rather hot as it connotes a bond and a distinction, imo, while allowing a positive objectification. Overall, I like strength and self-posession, and words like "I" convey that moreso than does third-person-speak, imo, and would, thus, be my preference. I do greatly enjoy formality of speech. Davan
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