ChatteParfaitt
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Joined: 3/22/2011 From: The t'aint of the Midwest -- Indiana Status: offline
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ORIGINAL: LanceHughes In my case, found a boy in a bar - INSTANT click - we played privately and got to know each other for about 3 weeks. We were going to a public play party. I told him that I thought he should wear a protective chain and lock collar. Explained it all to him beforehand and I knew the players would respect it. So, we lock it on him in parking lot, having driven there separately..... play pretty heavy. Others ask me if they can play with him. All exactly according to the "Book." We go into the parking lot, each of us ready to leave to go to our separate residences. I say to him "R****, would you like to wear this collar for awhile?" He gasps, "Yes, Sir. Please, Sir." Well, I was hoping that would be his answer. I had prepared copy of the key in an envelope on which I had written, "I hope you don't need to use this." Folded tightly and wrapped heavily in clear shipping tape. (Two meanings, of course. One, that he didn't get into trouble wearing it and had to remove it. Two, that he wanted it off to break our relationship.) He drove off. The next day, he reported that he had cried tears of joy all the way home. "No one ever cared for me that much, Sir." We had a more formal collaring ceremony a few weeks later. I kind of surprised him with the ceremony since the first step was to un-lock the collar with my key. "No, Sir. Please leave it on, Sir." "Trust me, boy." He did, I took my collar from his neck and I made locking the collar (back) onto him something that we will both remember forever. Totally private ceremony, BTW. (Sorry to report that he is not collared to me at the current time. Might happen again, but we'll see.) Wonderful story and one I really enjoyed. But you did not collar him prior to playing. Yes, you did put a commitment out there early on in the hopes he would be agreeable. Sometimes in life, the right thing to do is to break all the rules. But what the OP is suggesting, sounds wrong to be on so many levels.
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