hausboy -> RE: Why does this happen? (8/9/2012 7:26:46 PM)
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FR: Hi LadyPact I don't have FL so I can't view the photos--don't really care to--I've taken care of enough patients with burns--there are few things that are more horrible and life-changing than burn injuries. Getting back to your original question--why? It's not a a question of: Did you use x device/type of wax vs y? I worked as a DM for many, many years--it was a job that I took very seriously--when it was my time to work a shift, I didn't chat with friends, watch just the hot scenes or stop in the kitchen and eat cheese cubes--I made rounds through the dungeons, watched every scene and kept tabs on who was doing what & where. I knew almost all of the regular players, knew who played heavy, and if I saw something that I wasn't comfortable with, I brought the club owner over to weigh in before I stopped the action. (in a few cases, I had to intervene to prevent immediate bad consequences) Everyone here has a certain amount of responsibility--including those watching. I worked at least 2-3 play parties a month--they averaged anywhere from 40 pp to 200pp and not once did we ever have anyone go to the ED with an injury they sustained at our dungeons. We did TONS of educational workshops on safety and skillsets. To do any skill, typically you went to a workshop, often found a mentor who would co-top or show you how, and then you'd practice before play. Didn't matter if the topic was wax, needles, or bondage--the focus was always on safety. I do blame the internet to a certain degree--did folks make poor decisions before the web? of course they did...but now, with social media and sharing your latest "conquests" online, I do see a certain degree of "how heavy can we get to impress everyone with how heavy we can get". It's a fucking pissing contest, and it needs to stop before more people get hurt because of the inexperience and ineptitude of others.
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