NocturnalStalker
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We'll have to agree to disagree. Some people actually *want* to be owned to such a degree. To be at the complete use and will of the owner. A point may (or may not, I'll give you that) come that they don't see a sexual act for the pleasure of their owner any differently than mopping a floor. The act itself is inconsequential. It's the owner's happiness that matters. Feeling complete ownership in such a way is very rewarding. At this point, I'm probably better off allowing the s-types to speak for themselves on the matter. There are a number here on the boards who have experienced this in their submission/slavery/ownership. None of whom I have ever considered "broken". Maybe there was slight miscommunication here, but from how I was understanding it was having an s-type that is perfectly fine with having sexual activity with the opposite gender then suddenly having their "loyalty tested" through making them do something that is obviously uncomfortable to them. Even those that get their rocks off from being made into complete property have some level of consent in being "forced" to do something which differs from my initial impression that what you proposed is going way beyond their boundaries. quote:
I disagree, it doesn't require "breaking" or any innate hidden bisexuality. I am a person who simply could not be with the opposite gender in any sexual tone whatsoever, yet if Hanners decided that I should have sex with a guy, I'll do it. Obviously I really hope she doesn't, and it would very probably also cause some major issues between us that will have to be worked through, but I would do it. That's my job, I do what I'm told to do. As Hanners likes to say, it really is that simple. To return to the original discussion, see, I would label you a bi-sexual if you were perfectly fine having sex with a man. I see a label like "heteroflexible" being a bi-sexual sign painted differently. Now as you said you'd have obvious problems having sexual intercourse with a guy and not to get too personal here, but wouldn't that be fleeting of Hannah to do in regards to you? The way I see it is... A) If a person is perfectly fine having sexual confrontation with the same gender, as well as the opposite, then they bi-sexual. They are responsive to both. B) If a person is actually forced/told to have sex with a gender they have no attraction to whatsoever, then that is very close to being in an abusive situation than anything.
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