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WyldHrt -> RE: Sunshine's theory of D/s (5/26/2010 10:05:45 PM)

[hijack] *smooches Bita* I missed you around here, sweets! [/hijack]




myotherself -> RE: Sunshine's theory of D/s (5/26/2010 10:39:40 PM)

Good one Sunshine! [:D]

Perhaps on a more serious note - no-one knows me better than I know me. I know why I do this, I understand how my life has shaped me this way, and why I embrace my submissiveness and my masochism so warmly and so happily.

And yet, very rarely on this site do I see any of these amateur psychologists come up with any 'theory' that even in a minute way fits what I know about ME. Maybe it's spot-on for themselves or for others, but so far it does not fit me. That's why I read these generalisation threads, roll my eyes and walk on by.

Now that I know and understand myself, I'm actually living it. I don't want or need to endlessly discuss why I'm a sub, why I'm not a slave, why I'm a masochist. That's nobody's business but mine. For me, the important task is to find the person whose key fits my lock, metaphorically speaking. I'd much rather do it than talk about it [:)]




laurell3 -> RE: Sunshine's theory of D/s (5/26/2010 10:42:56 PM)

What? Sexual experience is icky haven't you heard? You should be theorizing and quoting dead philosophers instead of getting laid you nasty trampy bunny!




myotherself -> RE: Sunshine's theory of D/s (5/26/2010 10:57:49 PM)

Hey, don't diss the practical! Socrates said that, yanno [8|]

And anyway, people should focus on what they do best....it's not called 'banging like a bunny' for nothing! [:D]




laurell3 -> RE: Sunshine's theory of D/s (5/26/2010 11:01:00 PM)

mkay...carry on


slut




myotherself -> RE: Sunshine's theory of D/s (5/26/2010 11:02:47 PM)

pot...kettle...*cough*




laurell3 -> RE: Sunshine's theory of D/s (5/26/2010 11:06:08 PM)

[:D]

Ok at our age we aren't sluts, we're lucky!




myotherself -> RE: Sunshine's theory of D/s (5/26/2010 11:12:44 PM)

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jbcurious -> RE: Sunshine's theory of D/s (5/27/2010 2:18:04 AM)


quote:

ORIGINAL: SocratesNot

The unexamined life is not worth living. - Socrates



But first you must have a life to examine?

What's the use of examining if there are no experiences worth reflecting on or learning from? You can spend your whole life theorizing (sp?) or you can get out and experience it, then reflect and examine reality... or you can waste your life just thinkin' 'bout stuff.




Level -> RE: Sunshine's theory of D/s (5/27/2010 3:28:50 AM)

FR

Every time I hear phrases like "anti-thinking", I picture someone whacking off to a pic of Ayn Rand.

Having said that... I also believe thinking, and examination, are good. Being a 'hole to my friends, is not.




VaguelyCurious -> RE: Sunshine's theory of D/s (5/27/2010 3:29:47 AM)

quote:

ORIGINAL: jbcurious


quote:

ORIGINAL: SocratesNot

The unexamined life is not worth living. - Socrates



But first you must have a life to examine?

What's the use of examining if there are no experiences worth reflecting on or learning from? You can spend your whole life theorizing (sp?) or you can get out and experience it, then reflect and examine reality... or you can waste your life just thinkin' 'bout stuff.
Somebody give this woman a fanfare! And a cookie! And a cuddle!




LadyAngelika -> RE: Sunshine's theory of D/s (5/27/2010 3:51:06 AM)


quote:

ORIGINAL: VaguelyCurious

quote:

ORIGINAL: jbcurious


quote:

ORIGINAL: SocratesNot

The unexamined life is not worth living. - Socrates



But first you must have a life to examine?

What's the use of examining if there are no experiences worth reflecting on or learning from? You can spend your whole life theorizing (sp?) or you can get out and experience it, then reflect and examine reality... or you can waste your life just thinkin' 'bout stuff.
Somebody give this woman a fanfare! And a cookie! And a cuddle!



And a spanking? Only cos I think she likes them ;-)

In all seriousness, I concur. I love the passage (just look at my sig line) but it is really meant for reflecting one one's own life and experiences not pontificating on what could be.

- LA




CaringandReal -> RE: Sunshine's theory of D/s (5/27/2010 4:40:35 AM)


quote:

ORIGINAL: sunshinemiss

People do stuff 'cause they like it, it feels right or they feel comfortable with it.


Too wordy?


Unstimulating. Bovine. Not conducive of any further thought other than "Yawn! I agree, now let me go back to chewing my cudsies" or perhaps the occasional vindicative "Ha Ha HA HA ha! _THAT_ will teach the lil' WHIPPERSNAPPER for DARING to ask us TOO MANY QUESTIONS!"

Really Sunshinemiss, this was beneath you. It certainly did make you the popular lady, though!

Bitter. Anti-intellectual. Intolerant of differences. Newbies, Ladies, and Gentlemen... THIS is the bdsm community, in a nutshell. (chitty-boom!)




lusciouslips19 -> RE: Sunshine's theory of D/s (5/27/2010 5:13:19 AM)


quote:

ORIGINAL: Silence8


quote:

ORIGINAL: Andalusite

quote:

ORIGINAL: Silence8
It's symptomatic of today's excess that the un-reflective (read: stupid) think they have the right not only not to think, but to dictate that others either not think or think exclusively behind closed doors.

I focus a lot on what my motivations are, and the undercurrents and details of how I interact in a Ds dynamic. I learn a great deal from others who are willing to share what they know of themselves as well, and how their dynamics work. However, you and Socrates both insist on not examining your own lives, nor others lives, but rather forcing others into the molds you think they ought to fit. It is very arrogant and annoying.


This thread is blatant anti-thought, which I have every right to dismiss.

Also, thinking critically about oneself and not others is ridiculous, not to mention tantamount to, on your part, a form of (ideological) fascism, like your privacy is so sacred I can't even *think* about it.

Maybe George Carlin was right when he said that the Germans lost the war, but the fascists won -- the new form comes dressed in smiley faces, sunshine, pills, and crude materialistic 'raw experience'.





You hve no right to dismiss anything. The world is not your class and you aint the teacher. Thats the point that is being made. You are being dismissive of thoughts contrary to your own or out of the box you deem fit to put there. Sad really...




rideemwet -> RE: Sunshine's theory of D/s (5/27/2010 5:39:52 AM)

quote:

ORIGINAL: sunshinemiss

People do stuff 'cause they like it, it feels right or they feel comfortable with it.



Wait, wait a minute.  Are you saying I go to work in the morning because I like it, it feels right, or I'm comfortable with it?    Oh, Ok, well I guess I could read the "subject" line ...




jbcurious -> RE: Sunshine's theory of D/s (5/27/2010 6:19:31 AM)


quote:

ORIGINAL: LadyAngelika


quote:

ORIGINAL: VaguelyCurious

quote:

ORIGINAL: jbcurious


quote:

ORIGINAL: SocratesNot

The unexamined life is not worth living. - Socrates



But first you must have a life to examine?

What's the use of examining if there are no experiences worth reflecting on or learning from? You can spend your whole life theorizing (sp?) or you can get out and experience it, then reflect and examine reality... or you can waste your life just thinkin' 'bout stuff.
Somebody give this woman a fanfare! And a cookie! And a cuddle!



And a spanking? Only cos I think she likes them ;-)

In all seriousness, I concur. I love the passage (just look at my sig line) but it is really meant for reflecting one one's own life and experiences not pontificating on what could be.

- LA




Thank you ladies... is it wrong that just gave me a subby glow...[:)]




Jeffff -> RE: Sunshine's theory of D/s (5/27/2010 6:26:22 AM)


quote:

ORIGINAL: laurell3

What? Sexual experience is icky haven't you heard? You should be theorizing and quoting dead philosophers instead of getting laid you nasty trampy bunny!



Really?...icky?....... wow... I have been SO wrong for SO long.

I need mentoring!




Silence8 -> RE: Sunshine's theory of D/s (5/27/2010 6:55:17 AM)


quote:

ORIGINAL: Level

FR

Every time I hear phrases like "anti-thinking", I picture someone whacking off to a pic of Ayn Rand.

Having said that... I also believe thinking, and examination, are good. Being a 'hole to my friends, is not.


Check out the real theory of D/s thread, and see who Dr. Sunshine recommends for reading!




Jeffff -> RE: Sunshine's theory of D/s (5/27/2010 6:57:12 AM)

You seem to be disturbed. Why the hatred?

Who hurt you?




Silence8 -> RE: Sunshine's theory of D/s (5/27/2010 6:58:04 AM)


quote:

ORIGINAL: lusciouslips19


quote:

ORIGINAL: Silence8


quote:

ORIGINAL: Andalusite

quote:

ORIGINAL: Silence8
It's symptomatic of today's excess that the un-reflective (read: stupid) think they have the right not only not to think, but to dictate that others either not think or think exclusively behind closed doors.

I focus a lot on what my motivations are, and the undercurrents and details of how I interact in a Ds dynamic. I learn a great deal from others who are willing to share what they know of themselves as well, and how their dynamics work. However, you and Socrates both insist on not examining your own lives, nor others lives, but rather forcing others into the molds you think they ought to fit. It is very arrogant and annoying.


This thread is blatant anti-thought, which I have every right to dismiss.

Also, thinking critically about oneself and not others is ridiculous, not to mention tantamount to, on your part, a form of (ideological) fascism, like your privacy is so sacred I can't even *think* about it.

Maybe George Carlin was right when he said that the Germans lost the war, but the fascists won -- the new form comes dressed in smiley faces, sunshine, pills, and crude materialistic 'raw experience'.





You hve no right to dismiss anything. The world is not your class and you aint the teacher. Thats the point that is being made. You are being dismissive of thoughts contrary to your own or out of the box you deem fit to put there. Sad really...


No, I'm simply dismissive of people who fail to think, especially those who start threads called "theory of _______".

Read some Hannah Arendt, and maybe you'll see some of the pitfalls of failing to think.




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