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kalikshama -> RE: Does BDSM attract Polymaths? (10/29/2011 7:11:26 AM)
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LillyBoPeep -> RE: Does BDSM attract Polymaths? (10/29/2011 7:15:22 AM)
quote: ORIGINAL: Awareness Y'know, you could answer exactly the same question when explaining your propensity for telling us about the women you've fucked he does have a point................

littlewonder -> RE: Does BDSM attract Polymaths? (10/29/2011 8:34:24 AM)
quote: ORIGINAL: DarkSteven 1. People into BDSM tend to be more erudite, in that they can challenge the norms. They're also more aware - I assume that there are loads of people who would be into BDSM if they knew it existed but don't. 2. Collarme is composed of BDSMers who have computers and know how to use them. Juts having the financial means to have a computer and the literacy to use it, separates us from a lot of the population. dude, seriously? Have you ever talked to a lot of people into bdsm? Most seem to barely be able to afford their bills but yet suggest they turn off their internet to save money is like a sacrilege to them lol. How many do we see come on here complaining about finances? Even before the economy went downhill. As for more being into bdsm if they knew about it...lol. Doubtful. There are lots...most just have no need to come online and talk about it or flaunt it or even give it a name. And challenging norms? Why do you need to? The last thing I'm trying to do is challenge norms because to me this IS norm.

SimplyMichael -> RE: Does BDSM attract Polymaths? (10/29/2011 8:46:07 AM)
If you knew me in real life as many here do, you would know how modest my posts actually are. As for "my" wpmen, if i had to put having a torrid love afair with BSB in car terms it would be more like arriving in a limousinepreceded by a poli e escrt.

LillyBoPeep -> RE: Does BDSM attract Polymaths? (10/29/2011 8:50:06 AM)
so this sounds like "modest" means "the hot chicks i fuck-n-tell are actually even hotter," which still proves Awareness's point? i don't know you in person, and i'm not intending to be argumentative, but still, he has a point. =p

Epytropos -> RE: Does BDSM attract Polymaths? (10/29/2011 10:43:15 AM)
quote: ORIGINAL: Awareness quote: ORIGINAL: Epytropos On a somewhat related note, am I the only one who really and sincerely despises the word 'polymath?' Yes, you are. Pretentious fucking git. Is there something you'd like to share with the group, Awareness?

Hisprettybaby -> RE: Does BDSM attract Polymaths? (10/29/2011 11:16:44 AM)
quote: ORIGINAL: SimplyMichael If you knew me in real life as many here do, you would know how modest my posts actually are. As for "my" wpmen, if i had to put having a torrid love afair with BSB in car terms it would be more like arriving in a limousinepreceded by a poli e escrt. I know nothing about who anyone besides myself has fucked, but I'd be very upset to find out someone I fucked had such a lack of discretion that he had to go brag to everyone hoping it would make him look like a bigger man, and it would make no difference to me even if it was all good things he said. It would just tell me that he had so little respect for me that he was someone I'd never want to associate with again.

Arienos -> RE: Does BDSM attract Polymaths? (10/29/2011 11:47:27 AM)
quote: I think these boards, in general, attract intelligent people with wide ranging interests as well as those who are, for lack of a better phrase, bat-shit crazy. At one of Thomas Edison’s Historical Museums I have visited a letter from one of his neighbors to her sister is on display, interestingly crazy Tom next door is mentioned three times, odd and unusual behaviors mentioned twice and a comment of he is a swear mouth capitalized. Throughout my life I have found the crazy Tom’s, the nonconformist, the so-called anti-social rebels and rogues far more interesting then the boring conventionalists alleging themselves to be well educated politically correct free thinkers.

Wheldrake -> RE: Does BDSM attract Polymaths? (10/29/2011 12:39:10 PM)
quote: ORIGINAL: FirmhandKY A few, yes. But more often, it attracts people who think they are polymaths. [8D] Firm I'm well aware that I'm not capable enough to be a polymath. I am a bit of a dilettante, though.

sexyred1 -> RE: Does BDSM attract Polymaths? (10/29/2011 12:57:40 PM)
No. I think BDSM attracts people who are into BDSM, no more, no less. The fact that someone even asks this question is just ridiculous. If you read the message boards or much of the mail I get, he would know better.

FirmhandKY -> RE: Does BDSM attract Polymaths? (10/29/2011 5:08:57 PM)
quote: ORIGINAL: Wheldrake quote: ORIGINAL: FirmhandKY A few, yes. But more often, it attracts people who think they are polymaths. [8D] I'm well aware that I'm not capable enough to be a polymath. I am a bit of a dilettante, though. Damn. At least you are honest. Wd. I can't tell you the number of times that I've argued with dilettantes who think they are polymaths ... [8D][;)] Firm

slaveluci -> RE: Does BDSM attract Polymaths? (10/30/2011 3:03:18 PM)
quote: ORIGINAL: sexyred1 No. I think BDSM attracts people who are into BDSM, no more, no less. The fact that someone even asks this question is just ridiculous. If you read the message boards or much of the mail I get, he would know better. Indeed. Anybody can pontificate about any subject, spewing their opinions all over the place. It doesn't mean they have any real knowledge about the subject beyond what they just scrambled over to Google or Wikipedia to copy and paste. Everybody thinks they're fuckin' genuises. Puhleeze[8D] luci

crazyml -> RE: Does BDSM attract Polymaths? (10/31/2011 1:30:01 AM)
BDSM definitely attracts Polymaths, sure. Kinky Polymaths; it also attracts fuckwits a-plenty too. And not all of the fuckwits are actually kinky, some of them are just desperate. Are intelligent people more likely to be kinky? Maybe... Another question might be to ask whether the boards attract a smarter kinkster... (I'm not completely sure on this one, one way or the other)

ServeMyMassiveCk -> RE: Does BDSM attract Polymaths? (10/31/2011 2:41:55 AM)
Vincent Van Gogh killed himself.

CoreFocus -> RE: Does BDSM attract Polymaths? (10/31/2011 2:44:13 AM)
quote: Are intelligent people more likely to be kinky? Maybe... or do kinky people think, they are more intelligent ?

Buzzzz -> RE: Does BDSM attract Polymaths? (10/31/2011 6:12:49 AM)
Heck, I had to google what "polymath" means, so, I sure ain't one of them !!!

LaTigresse -> RE: Does BDSM attract Polymaths? (10/31/2011 10:52:08 AM)
quote: ORIGINAL: Buzzzz Heck, I had to google what "polymath" means, so, I sure ain't one of them !!! Ahhhhh yeahhhhhh. I've always thought I know a little about a lot of things. Usually just enough to get me into trouble and then just barely, back out of it. My problem is that when I've learned something useful I tend to like to share it if I think it will help someone else.

lizi -> RE: Does BDSM attract Polymaths? (10/31/2011 11:04:33 AM)
quote: ORIGINAL: crazyml BDSM definitely attracts Polymaths, sure. Kinky Polymaths; it also attracts fuckwits a-plenty too. And not all of the fuckwits are actually kinky, some of them are just desperate. Are intelligent people more likely to be kinky? Maybe... Another question might be to ask whether the boards attract a smarter kinkster... (I'm not completely sure on this one, one way or the other) I kind of think the boards do attract a smarter kinkster, I've been impressed time and time again by the people here. The complete idiots don't seem to outnumber the intelligent ones although they do seem to take up more bandwidth because they're fun to play with. In any case they give me plenty of conversation when I'm out with the man filling him in on recent foolishness amongst other things.

Buzzzz -> RE: Does BDSM attract Polymaths? (10/31/2011 6:06:52 PM)
I agree with you, Latigress.

dcnovice -> RE: Does BDSM attract Polymaths? (10/31/2011 6:11:51 PM)
There are days when it seems like it would be a miracle just to be a unimath.

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