ScooterTrash
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ORIGINAL: Calandra I also didn't discuss the "house collar" since I don't know enough (even second hand) to attempt to explain it... I'd love to understand what function the house collar performs... We've used a House collar throughout our lifestyle experience. We're a poly household, with multiple dominants, multiple servants, and several rings of interaction that our household operates within. Because of this, it is -very- important that our training and long-term servants understand that they will not be owned by one person, but by all of the free members of our household. This is a -very- challenging concept for some, especially when the individuals were either inexperienced and unaware of what a relationship with a household like ours might mean, or where the individuals in question came begging a collar with the intention of eventually belonging -privately- to one of the free of our household. We don't give private collars. Everything within our household is shared property, including the servants. We use a House collar so that it is completely clear that a servant serves the whole of the House, and cannot expect to belong to any one individual. For our long-time servants, there is a level of House collar at which he or she becomes a full member of our family. This, too, is a House collar, but what this collar represents is that point at which an individual moves from being an associate and friend, to the point at which that person is truly one of us, entitled to speak, vote and participate in the most intimate knowledge and decisions of our family. Zephyr WindDancer Bladewing As usual, LZ and us are pretty much on the same page here. We are a two Dominant (Dom/me) household and a collar from us is a house collar. We made this decision prior to us deciding poly was our ultimate destination as it didn't make sense for us to have individually collared sub/slaves since we have a poly household and consider it a family.
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