Aswad
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ORIGINAL: MrBukani I was military trained in torture techniques and sworn to secrecy. May I suggest 'enhanced' interrogation is a more suitable term on a site such as this? Interrogation should be its purpose, and the term serves to keep that in mind. Extracting information is a different thing from torture, even when it involves the use of torture as a means toward that ends. And both are different from what is commonly understood by the word torture in a place such as this. quote:
What I do not understand completely is why so many dominants are selfproclaimed sadists. I could probably have someone else proclaim it. quote:
Is it from past trauma? Is it a nurtured powertrip? I dont know. I am wondering and very interested to hear it from a sadist's point of view. Seems you're assuming, as much as wondering, but here's a rehash of the archives: I'm a sadist. Have been as long as I can remember. Clearly not related to any trauma. Never did anything to nurture it. Done a lot to be aware of it, and used to do a lot to curb it until I realized it was better to face who I am than to set out to oppress myself. That change also accomplished what curbing it did not. Can't say that sadism relates directly to power, though the two can be combined as readily as anything else. The one thing it relates closely to, is empathy. To take her to the point of curling up in fetal position, shivering without the energy to sob anymore is hot. And fun. Whether she wanted that or not, is irrelevant (although, of course, reasonable play requires that she accept it). To go further wouldn't be a problem, either, but would usually be irresponsible. And I do like to think I'm a responsible person. Pain, anguish, suffering and despair are potentially sexy. Including a lot of cases that might be offensive to the non-sadist to consider someone finding sexy. For instance, a girl got hit by a car while I was looking that direction. Very hot. In hindsight, that is. Never had much time to think about it there and then, since I was busy doing the first responder thing. And doing it well. Similarly, women in natural labor? Zoom in on her face, please, and let's all hope for triplets. Mental sadism is more complicated. Or it can be. Leaving out consent for the moment, if one were an amoral sadist in the appropriate position, it might absolutely work to get some hot chick to lose her job, the bank to foreclose on her, and so forth, until she's been reduced to whoring by the pier. For the crowning jewel in the work, one might then seek her out and haggle over prices, leave only to get called back with a lower offer, take her up on it, and add an appropriate insult when done, or disclose one's involvement, or both. Really oblique folks might track the obits a while afterwards. Me, I prefer clean and fair, with consent of some sort, aftercare and other sundry trimmings. You don't have to be an asshole to be a sadist, nor vice versa. Depending on whether you were around at the time, you may remember me chiding some of the posters here for the various ill-wishes that were posted back when Ms. Hilton was going to jail for a while. My sense of right and wrong is healthy and doing fine, and the bit about not wanting her to get abused in jail was heartfelt enough. But I still wouldn't mind a copy of the surveillance footage if the wrong thing did happen. That may seem contradictory, but it's not, really; more like concurrency of perception. Dig under the surface in a sadist, and a non-sadist will find something they don't like, or that disturbs them. But the bulk of the sadists out there are probably decent folk. I know I'm seen as such by most who know me, including those who know that I'm a sadist. Anyway, seeing as I didn't read the whole thread, I'm not sure what you were after, precisely, but I'm more than happy to go digging back if you did elaborate later on. The original post didn't have a lot of questions. Pretty sure your idea of a "full blown sadist" has nothing to do with sadists, in any case. Health, al-Aswad.
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"If God saw what any of us did that night, he didn't seem to mind. From then on I knew: God doesn't make the world this way. We do." -- Rorschack, Watchmen.
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