LadiesBladewing -> RE: Concent?!?! (5/22/2006 4:37:40 PM)
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ORIGINAL: slaverosebeauty *Do you ask or negotiate or talk about 'concent' before you play/meet someone if sex is going to be invovled or possibly invovled? Even though sex -isn't- involved in the type of service-oriented stuff that we do, we still negotiate everything up front. If it isn't discussed, it isn't done. I'm not comfortable any other way. We -do- have a sort of "overall" consent... but it doesn't come into play with any of our new or trainee servants -- only with servants who are preparing to become members of our household as family (see discussion on sharing). For them, when they become family, they agree to serve the remainder of the family on -any- terms required of them at -any- time, without question... but these people have typically been with us and served in our house and have come to know us intimately for years (at least 3, and often 5 or more). quote:
*Its just implied or an unspoken rule? Its a 'given' that concent is there since you are playing with that person? "Implied" consent feels an awful lot like the whole issue around the concept of "assume"... eventually, if things aren't discussed, some situation is going to make an ass- of- u -and- me. quote:
What about concent when sex is NOT involved. Do you negoiate 'concent' before you play or just 'go with the flow' and see how things work? See notes above. As a contrast to the more typical service relationships that do have sex as at least a somewhat regular part of the relationship, because sex is such a rare part of what we do, we treat the potential for sex play as a specially negotiated process, separate from the usual service consent. On the rare occasions that it comes up, a special time for thoroughly discussing the possibilities and obtaining consent happens before the first glass of wine gets poured, the first candle gets lit, the first elegant aperatif is laid on the table, and the first item of clothing beyond the outside coat is removed. Lady Zephyr
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