seekingreality
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ORIGINAL: MrAlias Hi CollarMe people, Just a question about a different kind of slavery. I am not a bdsm style Master, I am a vanilla slave Owner. I don't knock others kinks, if flogging gets you off or if degradation makes you feel more submissive, fine by me. However, I find that the more slavish a woman is the more she will be into the whole whips and chains sort of lifestyle. Are there slaves who want Ownership and service who don't desire endorphin play? Would being led, controlled and trained to please be enough for some women, or is time in a dungeon kind of a requirement for obedient types? Some slaves will post that they will endure anything their Master desires or that the kind of life they live will be up to their future Owners, but I think that a slave who is going to be signing up for long term service should know about and genuinely desire the life they are signing up for. So, are there vanilla slaves? What label or heading should an Owner like myself identify as to let such women know the situation I am looking for? Thanks for your comments, Mr. Alias I am guessing you are going to have to look at this from a different perspective. There are plenty of women who like to be submissive and please who don't care about BDSM. Typically, these women aren't going to call themselves slaves. And if you start yammering on that you want them to sign up for "long term service" they will run for the hills. If you call yourself an "owner," they will lock the doors and call the police on you. And keep in mind that most of these women want something too -- they want to feel protected, cherished, respected and cared for. (Or they want to be psychologically abused, but that's a whole different thing.) A lot of them will want marriage and all the things that come from that. So if you're just looking for a free housekeeper/sex partnner/chaueffer who you can turn on and off like a remote control, you'll have a hard time finding that. So I'd say you have to think as much about what you are giving as what you want to get.
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