MadameMarque
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I tend to use the term "kinky," - or more commonly, I prefer "perverse" ^.^ - loosely. But your post brings up the good point that those terms are relative and subjective. Wherever terms are relative, people will tend to care where they land, on the scale, - in this case, either afraid they are, or hoping to be, more kinky, most kinky, least kinky. It's difficult to dissuade people from thinking it's a contest, when I've heard some who are leaders of the BDSM/leather community refer to those whose kinks are considered less extreme as, "the lowest common denominator." But in fact, a person simply living their personal pleasure and way of love, without concern for how it appears or compares, from outside of the experience, ~ that is, a person simply living their pesonal pleasure, their way of love, is a pure art, is "poetry, itself." To me, "kinky" is a very general term for practical use, to draw the attention of those who are interested in some such, and ward away those who wish to avoid it. "If his love is to be called perverse, then let it be so, for maybe love is too great to be normal, too intense to be sane." - from commentary on the film, Gekko no Sasayaki aka Moonlight Whispers http://imdb.com/title/tt0208178/usercomments
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