MadameMarque -> RE: Lesbian racial play bdsm (9/26/2009 11:29:36 AM)
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ORIGINAL: Anit75 Hi all, My name is Anita and I'm a black lesbian sub interested in racial play. I like to be dom and used a salve by a white dominant lesbian experienced in racial play. Are there many white mistresses enjoying this fetish? Does anyone know any website on this subject? Kisses all This type of play has the potential for some serious repercussions. Why would one desire such play? I would be very careful when chosing someone for this. I can't help but think that one who desires this type of play truly has issues serious issues with the person's race Acer, a lot of people find race play controversial. But to suggest that 'one who desires this type of play truly has issues serious issues with the person's race,' is like saying that men who enjoying tying up women and having SM scenes with them, truly have serious issues with women, or that a person who likes to act out a rape fantasy truly has issues about taking someone nonconsensually. Race play is usually a form of humiliation play, though it can serve other purposes, too. It can be used for fear play or for consensually-nonconsensual play, too, the suggestion being that 'because of your race, you're less than human to me, so there's nothing to stop me from doing bad things to you' or 'because I'm angry at people of your race, I'm going to make you suffer,' and so on. If you don't 'get' humiliation play, you may not understand how race play could be between two people who genuinely respect or care for each other. Just the fact of sharing something that is so "wrong," so taboo, with someone in an intimate way, can be very intense and hot and intimate. You might say it's like psychological sadomasochism. And like physical SM, it's a question of whether it's consensual, and although it makes the person suffer, that it doesn't harm them. You asked, "Why would one desire such play?" Why do you desire whatever kinky goings-on you do? Because you decided on a set of turn-ons you found acceptable, one day? Of course not. You just had the urge, the impulse, the trigger reactions show up in you. You can choose not to act on them. But why would you, when you and another person both want it? Then it's only a question of whether what you're doing bolsters both of you or tears you down, whether you trust and respect each other and yourselves, or aren't there, yet.
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