Whiplashsmile4 -> RE: Do little girls need to be hurt regularly? (2/23/2010 12:01:37 AM)
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ORIGINAL: Lorenzo19 And the OP was not meant to mean only "females that identify as little girls". any girl. like for instance jujubee. (evil grin) I wouldn't object to the question "do some little girls need to be hurt on a regular basis," or "do subs need to be hurt on a regular basis." However, the question (over the clarification process) seems to be "do women, in general, need to be hurt on a regular basis to keep them sweet, and do they need the moral guidance of a man to help them become more human?" It's just sexism, and being politically correct has nothing to do with it. I'm not gonna lie - the evil grin was cute [:)] - but really... all girls, Lorenzo? If I said "do all men need to be hurt, to keep them sweet and innocent?" what would you say? What if I said "maybe all men just need the moral guidance of a girl to make them more human"? A truer statement than the opposite, in my opinion, but still misguided and inappropriate because it's a commentary on a large group of people, and not even keeping within the kink boundaries. You're not asking about general BDSM, you're asking about general gender. I think some of the others are avoiding the question you asked in favor of the question you should have asked: "do all subs need to be hurt regularly?" Sure, you could assert that a lot of subs respond well to regular doses of pain and punishment. But don't make it about male versus female. I mean, why bother? It's no skin off your should-be-spanked-for-this-question-ass to make it "sub" instead of "little girl." And ps, I do NOT respond well to regular doses of pain and definitely do not become sweeter. Trust me [;)] LOL, I'm certain there's a lot of subbie boys that need this from their Dommes too. Excellent point. I'm a little bit in a debate with myself cause I'm still pondering thoughts I posted inPost #39 and how it aligns with things. Hell, even I myself enjoy certain levels and sensations of pain, and yeah there's a bond from it. It's physical touch and interaction with another human being. I still have some old fond memories of having somebody pluck arms hair out while I was holding them on the couch, then exchanging nipple pinches all while watching TV together. I rather much enjoyed this and it's memories like these that carry with me as good ones. Not like, OMFG, I let a girl pluck hairs out my arm and enjoyed the painful preening yet loving exchange between us. I was pinching her nipples back every time she did.. Hell, all while what? Watching TV together... How the hell does this fit into the typical D/s stereotyping? I digress now, and need to post this.
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