Domin8tingUrDrmz
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Joined: 4/8/2006 From: Portland Metro, Oregon Status: offline
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ORIGINAL: ResidentSadist D/s is a subset of BDSM if you believe the recently rewritten meanings for the BDSM acronym found in wikki and other incorrect, online, open source projects. Starting assumption is incorrect therefore the rest is invalid, in fact the rest of your arguement could be largely reversed based on that. This meaning has been in place since at around 15 years ago, when I first got online and read BDSM resources around at the time. (Castle BDSM maybe? Too long ago to remember and can't find such a thing now*). I already said that once, so why am I having to say it again? Cheers! * I don't think this was the one, but it's kinda fun: http://web.archive.org/web/20001019075351/www.castlerealm.com/kingdom/kingdom.htm That's a web page from the start of 2000. LMAO at his citing Castle Realm as the be all end all in BDSM...tff. Now we know why he holds the views he does. Darlin', BDSM has been around far longer than Castle Realm. AND as I mentioned earlier, my information was from late 80s which is more than 15 years ago. You do know math, right? While the acronym BDSM may have been around as long as the late 70s or early 80s (from what I've heard, as I said, my first encounter with it was in late 80s), the practices have been around for centuries. Regardless of a term coined in the later part of the last century, that has NOTHING to do AT ALL with how they practice what those letters mean. You can spout your Castle Realm knowledge all you want you will not change how others perceive the acronym, and you will not be 'right'. You will only be right to YOU and to those who think similarly to you. To everyone else you will be wrong.
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