LadyPact
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I'm trying to attempt to understand you. I am very pushed for time, at the moment, but I'll give it My best. If you are saying that you want to implement acts of BDSM into a relationship, those elements can absolutely work for the participants involved. Yet, BDSM in and of itself, does not need a relationship in order to carry out those same acts. Folding a person's laundry doesn't necessarily mean there is a relationship, or even a dynamic involved. For that matter, cock sucking doesn't, either. I would like to suggest to you that sadism doesn't necessarily mean only physical pain. If, for example, I put a boy on his knees and have him service another male, there is always at least one element of the BDSM acronym that is part of what is going on. It could be based solely on discipline, that he must obey My command. It could be based on the sadistic drive that I have to see him some form of discomfort on a mental or emotional level. I may just like the way a boy looks, while restrained, with a penis in his mouth. None of this is relationship based. It's all about the act.
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