CaringandReal
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ORIGINAL: sweetsub1957 quote:
ORIGINAL: CaringandReal I hear sub women talking a lot about something called "sub frenzy." I don't understand the phenomenon very well quote:
ORIGINAL: Underumam I'm not sure what the exact definition of "sub frenzy" is. I thought it was that driven craziness to find a D type yesterday if not sooner, and be completely wreckless in instantly submitting because you crave it so intensely, sometimes ending up in bad situations and doing things one wouldn't otherwise do if they had their wits about them and their sensibilities intact. Oh, do you mean jumping too soon into relationships, without getting to know the person well enough first? Maybe in women the need/frenzy expresses itself more in this way than in random dungeon play, because of the more frequent opportunities women seem to have to enter into relationships. I think I know what you mean by frenzy now. It was around a long time before people started using "frenzy" to describe it. I was confused, though, I thought it had something to do with specific strong feelings you felt within a sexual scene with a safe partner. Maybe I'm thinking of subspace? Subdrop? LOL, too many terms! Anyway, I have known a number of submissive women who would do what has been descibed earlier in this thread: go to public dungeons to be played with by total strangers. Both courses of action: doing anything for anyone just to be in a bdsm relationship and playing with strangers in a public club sound dangerous as hell to me. You can do something like this for years without any ill effects as long as you are lucky enough to encounter people who are conscientiousness or have more or less good intentions. But the one time you luck out can really hurt. One woman I knew was sure she was safe because (a) she did public play a lot, (b) it was a "monitored" dungeon and (c) she came with a friend. But the friend wandered off to pursue her own interests, leaving the sub tied up and at someone else's mercy. That person, who appeared level on first sight, viciously beat her far beyond her limits when nobody wsa close enough to observe (if you have the right equipment, it doesn't take long to do something like this), and either ignored her safeword or manipulated/intimadated her into quietly accepting an experience that was far beyond her ability to endure without being traumatized. The woman didn't scream or make a fuss. I think she was too ashamed. She just quietly waited, after being treated this way, for someone to notice her and untie her.
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