Rochsub2009 -> RE: Public or Private Displays. (6/7/2010 5:13:05 PM)
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ORIGINAL: JstAnotherSub I dont see it as a passive act. If *I* saw a guy kneeling and putting on a ladies shoes for her, and he did not have a name tag on indicating he worked there, I would go ewww. But, like I said, I admit to being a prude about some things. Yeah, on that one, you probably are being a bit of a prude. This one has not a thing to do with BDSM. I know LP. I am good with being a prude. See, that's the problem that i have with this question, and frankly, with most of your replies. Who is to determine what is "offensive"? "Offensive" is in the eye of the beholder. It's totally subjective. So must i really live my life trying to avoid any action that has the slightest possibility of offending even one person? People seem to be far too politically correct (At least in the US. i can't say whether this phenomenon is occurring outside of the US). It's like a disease, and it's spreading without any sign of slowing down. And it makes me sick. People seem to be afraid to offend anyone. The needs of the one seem to outweigh the needs of the many. It's just the way the P.C. movement is going. Frankly, there are things in our society that are far worse than someone helping his Mistress put on her shoes in a store. i see people texting while driving every single day. That's dangerous, but i see it daily. i see people smoking everyday. That can have an impact on MY health, but i can't stop them. People drive by with the music in their car playing WAY TOO LOUD, but i can't stop them. People walk around with horrible body odor, but i can't do anything about it. People do things every second of every day that harm the environment that we all share, but i am powerless to stop them. These things offend me, but i manage to deal with it. My point is that there are lots of things in life to be offended by. Some of them are actually dangerous, and some of them are just a matter of personal tastes. IMO, if it's not hurting anyone else, then mind your $%#& business. i don't see why it is politically incorrect for a couple that is deeply in love to show a public display of affection. Who are they hurting? Get over it already! There are prudish and overly-religious folks who find that seeing a gay couple in public is very offensive (even if they're not showing any type of PDA). i think those people are being judgmental pricks who need to mind their own business. The gay couple isn't hurting anybody. Frankly, i happen to be a bit of an exhibitionist. i enjoy public submission. No, i don't mean being flogged at the grocery store. Most of the things that i do look like vanilla acts of chivalry. For example, i love carrying my Mistress' bags in the mall. i love opening doors for Her. i love having Her order my food at a restaurant. i love having to walk a few steps behind Her when W/we are out in public. Someone might guess what is going on, but i don't really care. i'm not hurting them in any way. There are other things that i've done that have been far more blatant. So what?! Who did it hurt? For example, i've had a Mistress force me to wear women's panties when i went to the gym. Too public for some? Probably. Do i care? No. i've had a Mistress slap me in the face in public because She felt that i did something that was unacceptable. Might someone have looked and felt offended by that? Possibly. Do i care? Not really. There are soooooo many things that are more dangerous (and frankly, more important) than a public display of D/s. As long as i am not breaking any laws, and am not doing anything that is endangering others, then i really don't care what anybody thinks.
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