VvShadowspawnvV
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Okay, besides the fact that you use a name like "utterslut" and then get upset when he posts an add for a gangbang for you (doesn't anyone else find that ironic?) the things he is doing are obviously against the law and childish, petty bullshit. I agree with Leonidas, unless you feel honestly threatened, ignoring him is probably your best course of action to avoid things escalating. Of course if you think you are in danger, call the cops, or a lawyer. Personally, although I am probably going to be the target of all kinds of self-righteous subbie-rage for "blaming the victim" I agree with DarkSteven that anyone who gets into a relationship that ends up at the point where the cops show up FUCKED UP. Plain and simple (and NO, I have never chosen THAT badly... ever). Does that make you a bad person? Of course not, but I think you should take the good advice offered here over the pure sympathy and learn from the mistake. Just so it doesn't sound like I am really singling out MasterSlaveLA, although the post did make me feel the need to reply to this mess... they had a very good point that I think a lot of people miss. Even though you are interested in a BDSM relationship, it is still a relationship. So unless you are one of the few that is looking for extreme levels of slavery and/or humiliation, where it might not matter, you need to look long and hard at the INDIVIDUAL you are getting involved with. People are people, and a lot of them suck, whether it is here or at your local bar, or even at the library... Use your head and submit to someone you can respect and who will treat you the way you want to be treated (however that may be). That being said, please notice that I specified someone you can respect. In my experience, bad endings like that are the result of things that took time to build up on both sides (unless it was over a specific incident) and there were probably signs beforehand that should have warned you that it wasn't going to work out. Fighting is not submission, not by any definition of the word (I know... it's not dominance either) if you are feeling the urge to fight, but desire submission, you should look to the root of the problem, whether it be him or you. Blame isn't important, but having a fulfilling relationship is, just honestly figure out what you need, and how you can choose more wisely next time. Be Well... and good luck -Frey
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"Civilized men are more discourteous than savages because they know they can be impolite without having their skulls split, as a general thing." -Robert E. Howard
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