MG4Apuppygirl
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BDSM, or whatever the intellectuals want to call it these days has always been a "sub-culture" challenging the morality and expectations of the "norm". That was until D&S started getting involved. Quarter of a century ago one would be hard pressed to even be invited within the "sub-culture" and less impressed that most invovled within the "sub-culture" were very heavily into animal play.
These days, most who seem to have made this so called "sub-culture" their little home, seem horrified at the prospect of transforming an individual into an animal. let alone have even heard of it, even though this aspect of the "sub-culture" was around long before they were, myself included. To say BDSM is a culture may be a little misleading considering the apparent "forgetfulness" of those who have failed to remember how they got here in the first place and how the door was opened for them. Don't worry, I've heard it all before......."This lifestyle is for everyone!!!!!!!". When in reality we all know perfectly well it isn't.
You have your culture, sub-cultures or whatever you think you might want to call it next week, but i'll stick with my "lifestyle".
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RE: BDSM is More Culture than Lifestyle - 
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