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paranoia - 3/20/2010 2:39:03 AM   
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(hope thats spelt right, cant find my dictionary and spell check doesnt work)

im not a paranoid person at all.  i dont spend any sort of time worrying about the motives of other people on the whole.  but something occurred to me last night that made me realise that i am getting a bit paranoid.

i can only attribute this to some of the people i have come across in this lifestyle. (not you guys) but generally speaking.

there is so much potential for hidden agendas, for fucked up baggage, insecurities and personal/private skeletons that seep through the public facade eventually.

people talk about how submissives seem to generally come from some screwed up place (i dont buy into that hefty generalisation) but its frequently mooted as a hypothesis.  but what about the Dominant community - arent they just as susceptible to their past.

i wonder how many times i have submitted to a man with private demons (too many times i think) who seek to engage a submissive so that theyre demons are given somewhere 'safe' to vent.  im not bitching by the way - im just musing.

in the end im a mature(ish) woman (dont suppose ill ever properly grow up) with this vague idea that the world is made up of a sufficient number of matruish men seeking the same as me, a healthy, progressive, emotionally intelligent relationship.

im just wondering how the statistics stack up and if anyone else has wondered this too - (no D bashing, this isnt an invite to bitch about wannabes and such like) - but there must be a few out there who've come to wonder the same thing at some point.

and if, along the way, this alien paranoia starts to get in the way.

this isnt about anyone or anything particular, it was just something i realised last night.  i have become suspicious and profoundly analytical since setting out on this journey.  its not something i much like to be honest.  ill admit i was maybe too trusting and too open and i let people in too fast, but heck and darn, thats how i like to be.

the 'Calling all sadists' thread might have jolted this a bit and the posts about dying for the love of a true sadist - made me wonder just how screwy this gets.  have i been that naive to think that screwy doesnt have to exist in my life if i dont wish it to.  how much are we exposing ourselves to the screwups and fuckups by being here, how much of a blind eye do we turn sometimes to facilitate our 'needs'.

like i said, just musing....

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RE: paranoia - 3/20/2010 2:56:30 AM   
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I had to re-read this post a few times to get the gist..but I think I understand your question/or main idea:

quote:

'Calling all sadists' thread might have jolted this a bit and the posts about dying for the love of a true sadist - made me wonder just how screwy this gets. have i been that naive to think that screwy doesnt have to exist in my life if i dont wish it to. how much are we exposing ourselves to the screwups and fuckups by being here, how much of a blind eye do we turn sometimes to facilitate our 'needs'.


I don't think that being here that you are exposing yourself any more than one would anywhere else. Although there are those that might have an 'obsession' for being a sadist or of the like, there are sadistic folk in any and all types/walks of life. Often, you would think that in here..you would be at least a lil better off/more prepared (compared to the guy in the clownsuit that does birthday parties or the trusted cop/teacher etc).

You shouldn't be turning any blind eye, whatsoever. Always be alert, cautious and sure, be a lil paranoid. Paranoia is merely your instinct sometimes that is telling you ...this is WRONG. Follow that gutt, that innate instinct and often all you can do is hope for the best. You cannot be a mind reader, but you can re-evaluate someone's words and behavior in hopes that red-flags do not start raising. If your hair stands on end., you were given that side-effect for a purpose. Run with it. or just plain runnnnnn.

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RE: paranoia - 3/20/2010 4:12:30 AM   
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I think its easy to become a little paranoid in this sort of lifestyle. Is that a good thing? perhaps, because it makes our radars a little more in tune. On the other hand, if we put anything and everything on the postmortem table will get into the habit of finding something wrong.
A comfort perhaps, is that the start of this journey for most is a mild one. Its a curiosity and a sexual turn on more than a need. The need comes later when we have run the block and learnt and understood about how deep we can take this in a consensual world of acceptance.
No man was born a master or a dominant. He had to learn how to do this and that's of course, only if he desires to. He has to have the initial fantasy of dominating (which is very common by the way)
This is perhaps going to sound cynical but I think a lot of these guys over complicate things. They get wound up in competition with other dominants and become embroiled in proving themselves, not only to a sub but to everyone else they think may be watching! They end up with women with ridiculous expectations of how a dominant man should be. Instead of it being the powerfully sexual and fantasy fulfilling desire they initially set out to find, it becomes a whole new journey. Have they lost their way? or are they loving the whole game? Only they really know.
I know that I want to dominate a man because its sexually hot. Its something I fantasized about long before I ever actually got the opportunity to do it. I never fantasized about damaging someone or putting an axe through a guys head. It was all about sexual control and self gratification and it still is.
So why would a man desire to dominate a woman? Well I would put my vote on 'because it gives him a hard on' though I am sure people will tell me differently.
Submission can make a person vulnerable to their past baggage. The baggage may have nothing to do with them becoming submissive but when they submit they often find themselves analyzing anything and everything to do with their past.
I don't think the same happens when you dominate. Dominants may well have past baggage but I don't believe that's what steers them in a dominant direction. I also don't think being dominant makes you more vulnerable to any past baggage.


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RE: paranoia - 3/20/2010 4:36:13 AM   
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quote:

ORIGINAL: came4U

I had to re-read this post a few times to get the gist..but I think I understand your question/or main idea:

quote:

'Calling all sadists' thread might have jolted this a bit and the posts about dying for the love of a true sadist - made me wonder just how screwy this gets. have i been that naive to think that screwy doesnt have to exist in my life if i dont wish it to. how much are we exposing ourselves to the screwups and fuckups by being here, how much of a blind eye do we turn sometimes to facilitate our 'needs'.


I don't think that being here that you are exposing yourself any more than one would anywhere else.

this is possibly true - i signed on to a vanilla 'find a farmer' type of site a while ago and if anything theyre more open about their wounds, not a particularly attractive thing to be honest, but at least i guess, theyre honest about it.  but it does rather emphasise my point - people have baggage, its a fact of life. 
 
on the other hand, the nature of a site like this and the message that goes out that submissives are 'likely' to give their all to a guy, no matter how freaky it gets opens the doors to some minority that are, to some extent or another, just plain toxic
 
Although there are those that might have an 'obsession' for being a sadist or of the like, there are sadistic folk in any and all types/walks of life. Often, you would think that in here..you would be at least a lil better off/more prepared (compared to the guy in the clownsuit that does birthday parties or the trusted cop/teacher etc).

not neccessarily - its a comfortable thought, but its not a thought that should be relied upon at all IMO. 
 
people come 'here' believing that its all out in the open, theres no need to hide procilivities or personality traits and because they get to do what they want, fulfill their darkest fantasies itll iron out the bend in their pipes. 
 
the 'find a farmer' types wear most of it on their sleeve.  statements of 'sick and tired of being alone' - or - 'need a good woman to share my life with' - just arent statements you get around here - so why is that.  are the needs so completely different here.  being sick and tired of being alone, needing a good woman to share youre life with?? - isnt that part of it -


You shouldn't be turning any blind eye, whatsoever. Always be alert, cautious and sure, be a lil paranoid. Paranoia is merely your instinct sometimes that is telling you ...this is WRONG. Follow that gutt, that innate instinct and often all you can do is hope for the best. You cannot be a mind reader, but you can re-evaluate someone's words and behavior in hopes that red-flags do not start raising. If your hair stands on end., you were given that side-effect for a purpose. Run with it. or just plain runnnnnn.

ive done that so much the paranoia is in permanent first gear with the engine runing, foot on the clutch, gas in the tank.  i dont want to be this cynical.
 
sorry, i maybe shouldnt have posted this thread - im just dragging out my frustration on to you guys.  im going to go for a ride in the wind and the rain - ignore me, let the thread die. xx



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RE: paranoia - 3/20/2010 4:50:30 AM   
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I think it is a really good question, althought I believe it has been asked similarly yet in many different variations...yours is unique for sure. Very thought provoking.

If I can guess?? I'd say you are kinda the opposite of what others ask in regards to 'are bdsm-ers more likely to be untrustworthy abusers?', If I am wrong, say so.

lol and farmersss are hotttt. (cuz they work sooo darn hard at doing really manly stufff).

and I guess I dunno any farmers but have seen and heard enough men that whine about being alone and quite frankly it irks me to no end. A person has to learn to be comfortable being alone. Having someone tell me, personally how sad they are because of it...shows some sort of desperation that I want no part of.

As far as the impression by some that they are willing to do just about anything, well, not much anyone can do about people like that. If we lose sleep over all of them, it would be a hell of a decade without even as much as a nap. That does make sense though, some that imply they would suck your balls inside out would make it rougher on the rest of us who might just want to lick. If someone chooses that girl, let em. This is no competition.

You are NOT paranoid. You are just worrying that you, someone you know or even a stranger might second guess their own 'judgement' and in turn be taken advantage of. Is a natural, motherly reaction that you likely have. It is a good thing, but please don't let other's baggage (unless they come for help) distress ya. You can't mother everyone, you end up smothering yourself.

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RE: paranoia - 3/20/2010 4:57:02 AM   
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quote:

there is so much potential for hidden agendas, for fucked up baggage, insecurities and personal/private skeletons that seep through the public facade eventually


Lally,
There is nothing wrong with being careful where you place your trust, taking time to talk with someone and ask them about their past and what motivates them to be dominant and/or sadistic. In my opinion, paranoia is the irrational belief that every dominant (or every person) is out to do you harm. That isn't a healthy outlook, but a modicum of wariness is essential!
Of the three dominant men in my life, one was molested as a child, one lost his father at a very young age, and one had a wonderful, trauma free childhood. The first two are self aware enough that they have concluded their dominant personalities are a means to have control as adults because the didn't have it as children. The third, as an indulged and only child, always had control and likes it that way.
As I see it, it is helpful in the beginning to ask about their pasts. When someone can demonstrate they have given it some thought as to the “why” they do what they do, that reassures me.
The difference, in my opinion, is that abusers and domineering folks rationalize their actions by blaming others, whereas the healthy ones will accept responsibility for what they do and are ethical about it.

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RE: paranoia - 3/20/2010 4:58:47 AM   
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ORIGINAL: allthatjaz

I think its easy to become a little paranoid in this sort of lifestyle. Is that a good thing? perhaps, because it makes our radars a little more in tune. On the other hand, if we put anything and everything on the postmortem table will get into the habit of finding something wrong.
A comfort perhaps, is that the start of this journey for most is a mild one. Its a curiosity and a sexual turn on more than a need. The need comes later when we have run the block and learnt and understood about how deep we can take this in a consensual world of acceptance.
No man was born a master or a dominant. He had to learn how to do this and that's of course, only if he desires to. He has to have the initial fantasy of dominating (which is very common by the way)
This is perhaps going to sound cynical but I think a lot of these guys over complicate things. They get wound up in competition with other dominants and become embroiled in proving themselves, not only to a sub but to everyone else they think may be watching! They end up with women with ridiculous expectations of how a dominant man should be. Instead of it being the powerfully sexual and fantasy fulfilling desire they initially set out to find, it becomes a whole new journey. Have they lost their way? or are they loving the whole game? Only they really know.
I know that I want to dominate a man because its sexually hot. Its something I fantasized about long before I ever actually got the opportunity to do it. I never fantasized about damaging someone or putting an axe through a guys head. It was all about sexual control and self gratification and it still is.
So why would a man desire to dominate a woman? Well I would put my vote on 'because it gives him a hard on' though I am sure people will tell me differently.
Submission can make a person vulnerable to their past baggage. The baggage may have nothing to do with them becoming submissive but when they submit they often find themselves analyzing anything and everything to do with their past.
I don't think the same happens when you dominate. Dominants may well have past baggage but I don't believe that's what steers them in a dominant direction. I also don't think being dominant makes you more vulnerable to any past baggage.



thanks, all of that made sense completely.  the highlighted bit especially - i think thats the bit im so damn sick of.  the game, the proving themselves, the stepping out of normal male/female emotions and assuming some attitude, posture or perceived personality that isnt genuine, it isnt a warm place it isnt even particularly attractive.

i think that many D types fail to understand that the space they are creating into which they wish their submissive to submit into has to be fun (FFS), i mean, where the hell did all the fun get to.  horny yes, sexually, physically, emotionally horny sexy happy bloody fun!!! - it needs to be positive and enriching, enjoyable and just a mutually enhancing, adult reciprocation of two personality types that should compliment each other.

id better get out in that weather and get blown about by the elements - wish me luck, ziggie is awful to ride in the wind - i may not return

(takes deep breath)

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RE: paranoia - 3/20/2010 5:03:04 AM   
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quote:

The difference, in my opinion, is that abusers and domineering folks rationalize their actions by blaming others, whereas the healthy ones will accept responsibility for what they do and are ethical about it.


good point. I asked that in another thread.

is is more unsettling to have a sub who was abused (in some form or another) or for the dominant? I do think the OP's paranoia is not out of bounds, just maybe the wrong term. Maybe a lil overly-weary??? Again, a goooood thing (here or elsewhere)

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RE: paranoia - 3/20/2010 5:21:28 AM   
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quote:

is is more unsettling to have a sub who was abused (in some form or another) or for the dominant? I do think the OP's paranoia is not out of bounds, just maybe the wrong term. Maybe a lil overly-weary??? Again, a goooood thing (here or elsewhere)



Considering how many people in general have abuse in their past (not just those who practice wiitwd), what is unsettling is the fact that so few have dealt with it and have little or no insight. I believe it is dangerous, (perhaps in different ways) whether one is dominant or sadistic, submissive or masochistic
And I agree, what the OP is describing is not paranoia!

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RE: paranoia - 3/20/2010 5:43:11 AM   
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Being aware that there are a lot of folks out there who are not what they present themselves as (On any side of WIITWD) isn't paranoia its REALISM.

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RE: paranoia - 3/20/2010 6:02:37 AM   
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ORIGINAL: RavenMuse

Being aware that there are a lot of folks out there who are not what they present themselves as (On any side of WIITWD) isn't paranoia its REALISM.


Totally agree

Lally
You are not paranoid at all. You are guided with a healthy dose of realism, which I wish more submissives would have. We are dealing with people first and foresmost prior to their own description of dom/mee or submissive, and of course switch. Many people can easily slip into a label and claim to be what they wish, yet the label does not erase their life experiences/trauma/problems etc. Only those who have delved into their own behaviors and the why's gain any wisdom to how to live with it or grow through it. You see this and how in the world can this be label paranoid..oye.:)
hope i am clear enough, still working on my 1st cup of coffee.

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RE: paranoia - 3/20/2010 6:07:10 AM   
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It isn't a result of the lifestyle but just of getting to a certain age and realizing that you have met a lot of screwed up people along the way. Moreover at some point you realize that the ones who have never settled down are incapable of doing so with a partner because they have never gotten help with their issues. In other words, all the good ones are taken.

Good people who are capable of committing wholeheartedly to a healthy relationship do usually find an partner capable of the same. The bad ones keep failing in relationships and will not do the hard work to work on their problems so this won't keep re-occuring.


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RE: paranoia - 3/20/2010 6:18:11 AM   
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ORIGINAL: DesFIP

It isn't a result of the lifestyle but just of getting to a certain age and realizing that you have met a lot of screwed up people along the way. Moreover at some point you realize that the ones who have never settled down are incapable of doing so with a partner because they have never gotten help with their issues. In other words, all the good ones are taken.

Good people who are capable of committing wholeheartedly to a healthy relationship do usually find an partner capable of the same. The bad ones keep failing in relationships and will not do the hard work to work on their problems so this won't keep re-occuring.



So true. I'd just like to add that this isn't just the province of people in the lifestyle. I dated vanilla for quite a while before discovering my interest in D/s and as a generalization I'd just like to say that almost every person of a certain age has baggage. What they do with it is the key.
This is one of the things that I kept seeing crop up as I met new men in my age range (late 40's), they've had lives to live and carry the result of those lives around with them. Whether it be good or bad baggage depends on the person and how they've come to terms with it and whether they see it or not.

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RE: paranoia - 3/20/2010 6:42:35 AM   
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This is one of the things that I kept seeing crop up as I met new men in my age range (late 40's), they've had lives to live and carry the result of those lives around with them. Whether it be good or bad baggage depends on the person and how they've come to terms with it and whether they see it or not.


quote:

The bad ones keep failing in relationships and will not do the hard work to work on their problems so this won't keep re-occuring.


oh boy, the ol' 'she stole my house, my kids, HALF of my stuff' (often it is the 2nd and 3rd wife who did that to him AGAIN lol.) It is not only here, you are right, it is allll over.

I am starting to think there are no more 'cool n dominant' men over 40 left without some sort of trauma they fall back on...over n over. K, now I am getting paranoid.



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RE: paranoia - 3/20/2010 7:20:36 AM   
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oh boy, the ol' 'she stole my house, my kids, HALF of my stuff' (often it is the 2nd and 3rd wife who did that to him AGAIN lol.) It is not only here, you are right, it is allll over.

I am starting to think there are no more 'cool n dominant' men over 40 left without some sort of trauma they fall back on...over n over. K, now I am getting paranoid.



It IS all over, not just in BDSM. Jeepers, I dated a lot after my separation- all different types of people- and I can tell you that it's a solid fact...men, women, we all have our baggage. I definitely have panic attacks if someone starts ignoring me which is a direct result of my ex's passive aggressive behavior in my marriage...but then I have to realize what I'm doing and that it's not connected to the person sitting next to me right now. I've gotten a lot better at recognizing my knee jerk reaction to that 'trigger' and letting it go before it gets me worked up...the man with me now doesn't deserve to reap the negative results that the man before him put into place.

We do all have triggers, weak spots, inadequacies...what we do with that determines the person we are today. Some of those negatives are baggage from a previous relationship, some are just personal failings. Maybe there are more of these personality black holes in BDSM, I don't know. They exist in everyone, if that person tries to go on as if they don't exist then they will plague him/her forever. If that person takes responsibility for seeing what is there within themselves, then they have a chance to grow and move on. Buuuut....that growing and moving on takes work and some people choose not to do that.

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RE: paranoia - 3/20/2010 7:34:17 AM   
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ORIGINAL: RavenMuse

Being aware that there are a lot of folks out there who are not what they present themselves as (On any side of WIITWD) isn't paranoia its REALISM.


Thanks for opening up the possiblity that female submissives may not be what they seem, and are capable of violence as well as Dominants. Though I don't have personal experience with a violent female submissive, I've had experience with a submissive who turned out to possibly be mentally ill (bipolar is my guesss).  Had she become violent, it wouldn't have surprised me.  She also lied about being lesbian and turned out to be bisexual which I made clear was a hard limit for me.

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RE: paranoia - 3/20/2010 8:13:18 AM   
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Everyone has baggage or abuses in their past.

It's how you handle it and work with it that's the key.

I find that there are a lot of people who use bdsm as crutch for their problems instead of dealing with them.

This is why it's just a good idea to really talk and get to know someone before you get involved with them.

I'm not into drama, have no desire to be someone's crutch and thus why I chose carefully who I wanted to be with. It wasn't paranoia. It was wanting a certain person in my life and making sure he was who he said he is and that he is a healthy individual.

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RE: paranoia - 3/20/2010 8:54:58 AM   
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Seems to me in any relationship - bdsm or not - that the underlying motivations of the involved individuals can be askew, realised or not.
There are those of us more intune with what drives us, and those who are not so much. Personally, I prefer people in my life who have at least an inkling of a clue why themes keep repeating themselves in their lives.

As for messed up subs? - if a sub can be messed up , so can a dominant. No mystery there. Inspite of the rather comforting idea that dominants are "all together", half a seconds thought would debunk that theory. After all, they are just human. (hits floor with hands over head for apocolyptic earthquake)

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RE: paranoia - 3/20/2010 8:58:06 AM   
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If you want to get paranoid, you should be aware that people with serious demons like sexual predators and sadistic killers hang out in grocery stores, campuses and malls, not at your local BDSM society. Everyone has some baggage. We we start collecting emotional baggage when we are born and lose the comfort of the womb and free lunch as we are out thrust into the cold world. Some degree of baggage is normal.

If you had an epiphany from that train wreck of thread Calling all Sadists, you need to cancel your internet subscription and get out in the real world more often. I think that thread sucked. It was mostly without any sadists in attendance. It was littered with non sadistic types espousing their advice and opinions while speculating about if they were sadists. What a load of crap. The OP isn't even about about a BDSM situation that would exist because clinically disturbed sadists that grow up torturing puppies and want victims to be miserable, usually don't join BDSM societies looking for consensual masochists. Who would fall for that play on words?

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RE: paranoia - 3/20/2010 9:55:10 AM   
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quote:

ORIGINAL: DickSteel

Better a thousand times careful than one time dead.
~ Old Arab Proverb

If you want to get paranoid, you should be aware that people with serious demons like sexual predators and sadistic killers hang out in grocery stores, campuses and malls, not at your local BDSM society. Everyone has some baggage. We we start collecting emotional baggage when we are born and lose the comfort of the womb and free lunch as we are out thrust into the cold world. Some degree of baggage is normal.

If you had an epiphany from that train wreck of thread Calling all Sadists, you need to cancel your internet subscription and get out in the real world more often. I think that thread sucked. It was mostly without any sadists in attendance. It was littered with non sadistic types espousing their advice and opinions while speculating about if they were sadists. What a load of crap. The OP isn't even about about a BDSM situation that would exist because clinically disturbed sadists that grow up torturing puppies and want victims to be miserable, usually don't join BDSM societies looking for consensual masochists. Who would fall for that play on words?


I never read the rest of that thread, perhaps I should! See how negative advertising works so well

I think the saying goes, We should be aware that people with serious demons like sexual predators and sadistic killers hang out in grocery stores, campuses and malls and just about anywhere, including local BDSM societies.
We are no more or less likely to meet a nutter in this world than any other walk of life but we should never presume that it doesn't exist here.



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