MasterSlaveLA -> RE: Learning (5/17/2011 2:06:09 AM)
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ORIGINAL: tazzygirl Im confused... and I will point out why. This is what Des said.... quote:
We get new posters here all the time saying just this about their relationships. That suddenly he's cheating on her, being verbally abusive etc and claiming she has no say because she's a slave. To me, what Des is saying is that new posters are saying these things... that he is cheating on her, being verbally abusive... This isnt the belief Des holds... she is just relating what other people are saying. I had to read it a few times myself because I was so lost in the argument. I hope that helps point out the difference. Yes, I understand what you've stated, but please try to understand what I've stated... again, a recap: 1. I asked what the "down-side" would be if one were to feel themselves a slave instead of a sub? 2. The response given by that poster was a scenario of being "cheated on" and "verbally abused" and having "no say because she's a slave"?!! Thus, the poster's reply implies if the girl had identified as a "sub" instead of a "slave", that this scenario wouldn't have taken place. Remember, this was a reply to my question of what the "down-side" would be for one who identifies as a slave. THE REPLAY IS FLAT OUT WRONG. This same scenario can happen to anyone -- so it's not a "down-side" to being a "slave"... it's the outcome of being with an idiot. As if said idiot couldn't "claim she has no say because she's a sub", as this frequently happens to subs as well -- and is not something exclusive to "slaves". Thus, the reply does not present a "down-side" to identifying as a slave vs a sub... it presents a scenario that can apply to anyone -- but falsely paints only the "slave" as the one who would fall subject to such stupid "claims". Does that help clarify?
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