Dominasola -> RE: Positive reinforcement and reward (3/8/2010 9:32:35 AM)
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ORIGINAL: NihilusZero I do nothing. Who wants a sub that cannot self-fulfill her own self-esteem!? [image]http://www.collarchat.com/micons/m28.gif[/image] You see, by rewarding a hypothetical sub, the D-type may covertly be implying that s/he is unable to validate her/his own self-worth independently, causing the disintegration of the sub's identity as an autonomous human being and, consequently, spawning a rift in the space-time continuum which would open the floodgates for the Borg to invade our universe...an event which would result in none of us being pretty unique snowflakes anymore. The consequences are much too painful to bear...even hypothetically. What he's trying to say is that the s-type's desire to please should be in itself reward enough for behaving according to his or her d-type's wishes since he or she should be a completely independent person. Rewarding makes the s-type rely too strongly on his or her d-type for support, which seems to be a no-no these days in the land of authority transfer. [;)] That being said.... quote:
ORIGINAL: UniqueRaven "Good girl." Especially kneeling with my head in his lap as he pets my hair. And all's right with the world. Although I don't know if I would go so far as to say that this is a *reward* for proper behaviour (to me, the concept of a reward implies an isolated action has occurred, not a constant state of being that is in tune with what my Master wants), this lets me know that he is happy with me and encourages me to be even more in tune with his desires. [:)]
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