LadyNTrainer -> RE: Would you starve a slave or deny them food for a period as punishment? (5/23/2010 10:18:20 AM)
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ORIGINAL: lobodomslavery Perhaps i put the question badly. Sorry for misleading. What i mean is this, Do you feel as a Domme /Dom that you have the right to forbid your slave to eat? If you do this and it s consensual is it ok? Or are people who do this both wrong and bonkers and need to be reported. Or is it none of our business the extremes that both consenting adults decide to go out. After all the person consented to starve etc Forbid someone to eat, as in, forever? Damn, that would be stupid. How about I just order him to shoot himself? I mean, I *could*, and I know for a fact that my primary partner would simply do it; he cares about pleasing me and giving to me more than he cares about living. I could also torch my own car, beat my cat to death, send all the money in my bank accounts to Nigeria, and finish things off nicely by drowning myself in a vat of crude oil while setting the top of it on fire. But since I am neither stupid nor self-destructive, none of these things occur to me as being very good ideas. I mean, duuuh. If you break your toys, you don't get to play with them any more. That includes human property. Why would anybody want to seriously fuck up their own stuff, unless they were throwing a self destructive emo temper tantrum? Folks who are that out of control are not qualified to be responsible for other living creatures. In the shorter term, even relatively short fasts tend to have a negative effect on nitrogen balance, and the majority of weight lost that way partitions to muscle tissue rather than adipose. I don't recommend them professionally, not if you're looking to optimize your metabolism and general fitness. If I find it amusing to have a slave beg me for food, it will happen. They're both excellent actors and roleplayers, and we could enjoy those emotional dynamics. But actually doing something to screw up their metabolism and waste away pretty muscle tissue....uh, no. They're both under orders to remain in better shape than that by eating healthy nutritious food at regular intervals. Little or no junk food and crap, lots of basic healthy stuff. On the professional end, I do limit my clients' food intake and prescribe exercise, but starvation is not an effective body recomposition technique so I simply don't use it.
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