Whiplashsmile4
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ORIGINAL: wisdomtogive I am guilty of doing this, because I feel people can get a point of view across without being snarky, cussing etc on a regular bases. Through these past 3 years or so being on the boards, I have been amazed to see s-types who are own coming back daily with their 'justifie' rudiness, which led me to wonder about their Dom. Since there has never appeared to be any corrective changes on these types of behaviors, it seem to be acceptable by their Doms and permitted. Daily 'justifiable rudeness' seemed on-line to be the approved norm of many Doms for their s-types, which has totally baffled me, since these tactics were not even permitted by my vanilla late husband. I do not adhere to on-line experience is not real. Many might want to do so, but for me I will act as I am in real time, which also includes over the internet. People judge where ever you are, and it would hurt me to see Sir or any of the others before him having being made to look like anything but a Dom..of course in my own personal opinion. Finally, yes I do judge doms too and not because of their s-type, but on their own merit of lack of character. Judging is unviersal condition and i know i am judged as well-as it should be. However, keep in mind that not only is this a forum for discourse on a number of topics. It's also rather social in nature. The manner of which people conduct themselves in is not a professional setting. Nor by any means is there a certain norm of expected behavior, such attending church on sunday. Everybody's behavior and choice of words is subject to moderation. I'm certain, if CM were to implement swear word detection and blocking/removed to thread posts. That many of the posts would be a lot less vulgar and generally more civil. However. it woud effect the use along with the users that do or don't use this system. The common denominator for acceptable behavior is set out in the TOS, and it's within the descretion of the best judgement calls by the Moderators and Admin. Given the subject nature of BDSM, kink and sex, along with the diversity of backgrounds involved. The message board is in many ways similar to a bar. There is a certain comfort zone where people can let loose socialize, and the atmosphere is relaxed enough for somebody to swear even. Given the versitility of swear words and that these words even reference the adult activities talked about. Also, most people when talking about FUCKING, use the phrase Fucking instead of other more technical like words such as fornification. In much the same, in terms of how snarky people can get. There are polite forms of Snarkyness that happen in Social Church Groups. People have just develop more so called civil ways to express "Fuck you" without risking breaking the so called morality/ethics of the group norm. Trust me, I know when somebody is expressing "Fuck You" without exactly using those words. The meaning is still none the less the same. The use of swear words and cussing alone, does not establish the over all quality and values of a person. In regards to D/s relationships, there is no universal establish guide that makes one submissive that swears any less of moral values compared to one that does not. It's my personal experience, this behavior does not indicate if somebody is prone to lie, cheat, steal, backstab or otherwise cause harm to others. In some regards, people that don't swear and always put on a happy face.. well sort of scare me. Makes me wonder what is really going on behind the social facade. It's much better for people to be openly snarky out in a forum, compared to working back stabbing agenda's in private email with other users. Just because you don't see no evil, read no evil, and everyting appears to be a bed of roses, does not mean that Evil is not lurking about with a thorny rose ready to strike when you least expect it. There are Pro's and Con's for people adhering to a set of Idealisms. Some of those idealisms just cloak and disquise things. These issue however, do not magically disappear.
< Message edited by Whiplashsmile4 -- 2/9/2010 8:05:09 AM >
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