SimplyV -> RE: How Do You Wished to be Addressed (3/24/2006 1:32:21 PM)
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ORIGINAL: slaveHIS slaveHIS is throwing this subject out for any Master to comment on. In a BDSM setting such as a munch or play party, et cetera, do you wish to be referred to sas Sir or your given name? Master received an email from the moderator of our local area group. She called Master by his given name, and Master and slaveHIS think this is wrong. In her reply email, she said it is easier for her to do this in meetings and in social gatherings, and also she indicates her Master is linient in this manner. Perhaps, she does not know it is proper etiquette. So, would you prefer to be called Sir or your given name if attending meetings or social gatherings that include munches and play parties? I'm of the camp that Master is a term based upon a certain relationship. You can't actually call yourself "Master" unless you are mastering someone. Much like you can't call yourself a husband unless you are married. In a group of people, it is impossible for everyone to call everyone else their "preferred" title from the get-go. How stressing would it be go to meet up with people and carry a list of "ok.. Bob needs to be called Sir Boborama, Jeff = Master Jeffrey, Dawn = Maam, Heather = cumslut.. etc" Every time someone says something to you you have to get out your list and check.. Oh yes.. "Hi Sir Boborama" It is much easier to just go with first names or in some peoples cases fake names. Personally, I think you should both call the Moderator "Her Highness, Queen of all, -her name-" as she is the one doing all the work of getting people together. And it would get confusing to call everyone Master or Sir or Maam or Mistress.. if you don't say their name enough, how you going to remember it? Or maybe you're not really there to get to know people as much as to parade your relationship in public? Mine are not allowed to call anyone Master, Mr, Mrs, Sir, Mistress. (well cept in a vanilla setting where it is polite and not a Dom-status thing). They are to call people by their names. They are only to be submissive to me. To everyone else, they are power-equal and I expect that to be honored by anyone with which they would come in contact. If a Dominant insists on being called an honorary title, then to me they're an idiot. It'd be like walking around and calling people you don't know.. Husband or Wife. It denotes a certain relationship status, which you don't have a right to, unless you're in that relationship. But thats just my opinion of course..
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