BKSir -> RE: Why force poly? (4/19/2009 7:12:59 PM)
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ORIGINAL: Eigenaar What is happening here is that the messenger is blamed for the news, or if this would be easier to understand the grey hen is picked on by the whites. I have not read one argument that gives my words less meaning. And YoungBlondSlave, we are not only discussing your one hard limit here. About the definition of ''lesbian'', you can all have a laugh when you want but I took it out of a dictionary and thought it is common knowledge gay people also share beds with those who are not gay. I read books yes, I never heard of a law about not reading books. They can broaden your horizon as real life can. *snort* Okay, as a gay person, I don't recall sharing a bed with those who are not gay. Well, okay, my best friend Jess, but that's because we were watching tv and fell asleep on the same bed. So, technically, yes, we shared a bed. And there was this one guy in college, we were quite in love with eachother, and slept together often, and he was straight. Let me clarify, we SLEPT together. Meaning sleep. So in that aspect, yes, we shared a bed. Just for your reference, if I mean to say 'had sex', I will and do say 'had sex', just so there's hopefully no confusion. Never did we have sex, much to my chagrin, he was hot... *shrug*. Common knowledge among whom, if I may ask. I wondered about this since you posted, and asked around to pretty much everyone I felt would be open to hearing the question in a purely objective light. I must know and work around a LOT of uncommonly stupid people, as well as being one myself if it is such common knowledge. Literally 100% of them, a good 40 people I discussed it with, did not recognize this as common knowledge. Zero. A good number of them actually looked confused by my question and/or laughed. I do believe that you are thinking of bi-sexuals. Yes, they will share beds with homosexuals and heterosexuals and other bi-sexuals alike. Lucky sods, trippling their chances at getting laid. I really would love to know where you get your 'common knowledge' from. Do you even KNOW any gay people? Judging by your 'common knowledge', I'm guessing the answer is 'no'. I am not trying to ridicule you here, you are doing a fine enough job of that on your own. I seriously do want to know where this information and research is coming from. EDIT: Now, as far as the whole issue of forcing a poly relationship goes, you have two choices here, which means it's NOT forced upon you. You can either say "No, this isn't for me, and I do not wish to be a part of a poly relationship.", or you can say "Well, this is what Mistress/Master wants, and as I am her/his sub, then I am subject to these rules, whether I like it or not." Entirely your choice. Let me repeat that, and emphasize it a bit, Entirely YOUR CHOICE. To say that they forced it on you when you had full freedom to turn away from it or accept it, whatever you wished, is to shrug off responsibility onto others, which is kind of sad really. From what I've seen, most dom-types tend to prefer subs that have personal responsibility and accountability. Maybe that's why there are so many subless dom-types out there. There seems to be a lack of that kind of personal attitude in the world today. But I digress, that's a totally different subject entirely, sorry. If one goes into a D/s relationship and flat out says "I give myself entirely to you, your decisions are my decisions, your will is my will, your wishes are my laws.", then you are simply getting what you asked for. If you go into a D/s relationship with ground rules and ideals that state that you do have a mind of your own, and this is not something you are comfortable with, yet your dom-type does it anyway, well, walk away. As much as some would like the idea of true and pure ownership, it just doesn't really happen anymore. You are a human and have the right to walk away from the situation. You also have the right to sit there and cry about it. Also, edited for a typo. I need to get a can of air for my laptop keyboard...
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