lally2
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ORIGINAL: stella41b .quote:
To defend yourself from predators, learn all the ins and outs of setting up a good safety net. Follow these procedures religiously. Most important of all, take your time getting to know your prospective play partners. This is good advice in any case. If you know your partner well, you're more likely to have a good time with him, because you will feel more comfortable during that first scene. Predators are more likely to move on in search of easy prey, they do tend to be impulsive. If a "Dom" you have been talking too suddenly seems to lose interest in you after a period of time, you may have just saved your own life. Don't go chasing after anybody. A true Dom doesn't need to play "hard to get." . i think the line ive bolded kinda examples where this author is maybe coming from. the inferrance is that we are all looking for play partners. again, play doesnt always result in sexual release. to be honest, much of the play ive done had no sex afterwards at all. satiation occurred on a completely different level. i think the entire premis is fixed around finding a safe partner to play with, its not about finding a compatible person to share youre life with. 'if a Dom you have been talking to suddenly seems to lose interest in you after a period of time, you may have just saved youre own life or, they got bored of course, or got what they wanted and moved on, or there was an incompatibility, or....., but im not sure where saving youre own life comes into it. if he was a nutjob then he'd have killed you on the first meet. im sure the author meant well, but i think its a case of a 'little bit of knowledge can be a misleading thing' -
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So all I have to do in order to serve him, is to work out exactly how improbable he is, feed that figure into the finite improbability generator, give him a fresh cup of really hot tea ... and turn him on!
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