CreativeDominant
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ORIGINAL: RedMagic1 So you sabotage your own relationships, in addition to denigrating the relationships of others. That behavior belongs in the "red flag" thread. What you seem to be missing in this discussion of "Ethics" is the fundamental ethic of "commitment to, and mutual responsibility for, each other." Nope, I take my responsibilities, and when I see that my SO has what looks pretty well like a once-in-the-life chance professionaly, I bite the bullet and do what I think is the right thing. Maybe I am wrong, maybe she will be fired next month. Pardon me if I do not want to stand between her and her dreams just for the sake of an "orthodox" BDSM relationship. We all follow our onw pathes, but they always cross twice... As for denigrating men who slap women in the face. I do not, I just find them disgusting, literraly, like spinatch. And you have just displayed your ignorance..."I do not denigrate men who slap women in the face..." and then you do just that with your statement of "I just find them disgusting...". Allow me to educate you just a bit. See, this thread is for people who engage in D/s and BDSM, much the way the entire site is. BDSM involves sadism and masochism (that is what the last two letters stand for) Now then...sadism brings pleasure, usually sexual in nature, to the GIVER of pain and/or other sensations while masochism brings pleasure, usualy sexual in nature, to the RECEIVER of pain. Now then, that covers the last two letters of BDSM. Now Martin, the second letter of BDSM is D and that stands for DISCIPLINE. Discipline can be psychological, emotional or physical in nature. Backhanding a recalcitrant submissive/slave...spanking a recalcitrant submissive/slave...having a recalcitrant submissive/slave write "I will behave" 1000 times on a blackboard while on their knees on a stool...these are all forms of discipline. The first letter in the equation is for Bondage. Hopefully, I don't need to explain that to you? The funny thing Martin? Those that engage in this behavior do so by mutual agreement. Now, as was mentioned in the original post, there line may be...hell, appears to be...wayyyyyyyyy different than yours but telling a man that he is a coward for striking a "defenseless" woman makes me begin to wonder just how much you are into BDSM. If you are not, that is fine. But even a basic understanding of the collarme tenets should give you an insight that many on here practice just these things. I have to wonder why, if you do not, you would wander onto a thread such as this. I also wonder why you cannot back up your denigration with anything more substantive than more denigration and snide insults?
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