HeavansKeeper -> RE: Why force poly? (4/17/2009 1:22:54 PM)
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Well OBVIOUSLY that's the sort of idiot who gives dominant men a bad name. He mistook "self identifying as slave" to mean "I am everybody's object." Shame on him. Also, that reverse psychology "I don't need you, you need me" bullshit stops working half way through high school. There's a lot going on here, but I feel the question was resolved. Why do people force poly? It's a grab bag ranging from "more blowjobs" to "It's the only way I can love." The point to take away is that anyone who forces a dynamic you don't want can be instantly dismissed as incompatible. Good for you, he was being a moron, and you shouldn't be a moron's slave. (To quote Obi Wan Kenobi, "Who's the more foolish: The fool, or the fool who follows him?") But... His gorilla logic does intrigue me. As someone who thoroughly enjoys his poly dynamic, it saddens me to see someone dislike it so much to be turned away from what I love forever. I understand its not for everybody, so I don't blame you, Young Blonde, for your decision. (It's the same as mine, just in reverse). Why, as humans, do we so often respond to misfortune as YoungBlondeSlave has with poly, or how I responded to being put in a box as a child (I'm claustrophobic now and would never volunteer to be placed in such confining quarters). It's not "once bitten, twice shy", but "once bitten, I HATE DOGS DON'T LET IT NEAR ME!" Young Blonde Slave, I feel for you. If I submissive, and it seems like every mistress was into shoving slaves in boxes, I'd be similarly distraught.
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