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RE: Loss of individuality when entering slavehood - 8/12/2012 10:13:47 AM   
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Kana, thank you also for your reply. The aspects of definition and delineation are important to me. I think a lot of my sense of self come from creative and artistic outlets... maybe it's those that I am most worried about losing. I'm continuing to explore these thoughts...



Where does your self go when it's lost?...

Joking aside,

I think if one's identity were meant to be a constant, there wouldn't be so many opportunities to break free of one's stubborn self image.

Just my thoughts.

As for My 's', she is already a gem, so I'm not making one. What I'm doing is polishing because she has facets that she is not aware of and others that she believes are quite ugly, that in a better light she just might grow to love as much as I. And that happens in other areas of her 'self', not just her art.







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RE: Loss of individuality when entering slavehood - 8/12/2012 10:57:29 AM   
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Where does your self go when it's lost?...


Nslavu, it wouldn't funny if there weren't some truth in it. Never having been this deep before, I do not know if it's even possible to lose ones self at all. Hence what a lot of this discussion is about or at least what prompted it.

Thank you for extending the stonecutter metaphor. I like your notion of polishing facets in this context and your hint as how they can relate to "self".

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RE: Loss of individuality when entering slavehood - 8/12/2012 11:14:36 AM   
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Will the people who spend half their lives studying and researching this behavioral this type of issue please stand up.... Hmmmmm nobody, will the people who have at least read over 20 books concerning personality and behavior please stand up.... Hmmmm nobody... Okay then will the people that have no serious education or research background on this subject and are only speaking from their gut or opinion please stand up... Finally so everybody standing up now.

Okay, I probably pissed off the number of people who believe themselves to be amateur experts on the subject or at least to think that their opinion matters. The problem with these forums is that too many people have much too great of a opinion in their own self knowledge and opinions meaning that they don't have a clue and are giving out bad information. This is nothing more than a group of strangers you might find downtown New York that are totally clueless on any subject and yet far too many people believe the opinions of the strangers. It is a sad world indeed

In reviewing these comments, although some are astute and some are logical... I really haven't seen any that are accurate. Once again these forms do nothing more than perpetuate extremely bad information as well as bad opinions and those that are searching for truth are folded into thinking that they would find some truth on the forums.

If one takes these forums specifically as bad advice or opinion, and does not take any of these opinions or advice seriously, then it can be a good source of entertainment if one waste your time reading these things. You can actually identify the self-serving people that put themselves on a pedestal thinking that they are the big fish in a little pond by looking at how many times they post. These are usually the overcompensating insecure people that have thousands of posts because that's is their only life. They sit behind their computer online hiding from the real world us putting on a façade and pretending to be an expert at everything.

This is of course why you very rarely if ever find me on these forms. But the matter-of-fact is this, I have spent over 30 years studying behavior and psychology including anthropology neuroscience and many other sciences, I also have several degrees and I did have my own practice at one time. So you can flame me for whatever you want, but I am speaking from a sound base of knowledge both intuitive, educational, and experiential.

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RE: Loss of individuality when entering slavehood - 8/12/2012 11:31:00 AM   
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ORIGINAL: fallenintoshadow
Nslavu, it wouldn't funny if there weren't some truth in it. Never having been this deep before, I do not know if it's even possible to lose ones self at all. Hence what a lot of this discussion is about or at least what prompted it.

You know that is EXACTLY the return question I asked Carol when she expressed this concern. But a quick look at her face convinced me I needed to take the whole thing more seriously. I needed to empathize with how different the view is from the passenger's seat. Of course I know what I intend for Carol and therefore I know that there'll be no losing of her self. But she couldn't know that and I was asking for some pretty serious entree into her "self".

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Thank you for extending the stonecutter metaphor. I like your notion of polishing facets in this context and your hint as how they can relate to "self".

*nods* I can't see how it could be any other way assuming a more or less normal relationship. Despite myth, every time I've seen any question about love and M/s relationships, the answer OVERWHELMINGLY comes back that love is a key part of the relationship for most people and most masters love their slaves all to pieces (and I'm talking the long-term successful couples... obviously a lot of idiots do a lot of idiotic things and those relationships don't go so well). I love Carol enough that I look at her and say, "Sometimes I look at you and you just look like a Carol shaped hole someone cut out of reality and what is shining through the hole is a miracle." I tend to say that in random moments like I just came around a corner in the house and she was sitting in a chair reading or something mundane. Really... if that's how the master is looking at the slave, you can pretty much bank on the fact that adjustments are going to be made carefully because... you know... I LIKE my miracles :)

The big issue in my mind is over-committing. Someone gets all hot & bothered suddenly by the idea of TPE or slavery or whatever and so they need a master... RIGHT NOW. And when they find one it doesn't occur to either one of them that perhaps a bit of "walk before you run" -- especially if you're carrying a running chainsaw -- is probably wise. So rather than doing something sensible like... you know... extending control carefully and checking how things are working they go right into the deep end of the pool. Things like actual honor, actual trust, actual respect, etc. are replaced by what I call "BDSM trust". That's the slave who just met her master over the internet last night in yahoo chat and now she "trusts him completely". Real trust takes time to accrue... as does real respect. But man, that's not any fun and doesn't sound like instant gratification so who'd want to do that?

If it helps you any fallen... my general observation has been that M/s couples I've seen represent the best and worst both of relationship structures. When it works, it tends to work really, really well. I DO think such a steep authority dynamic can be used very nicely to enhance and promote things like trust, respect, etc. So in the hands of two honorable people that becomes a very sharp sword. But it's a very sharp two-edged sword. I think your fear of losing yourself is misplaced. What you SHOULD be fearing is your own self or your brand new shiny master causing you to do stupid stuff in the name of instant gratification and fantasy-chasing. A lot of people build a lot of M/s castles in the sand then act all surprised when the inevitable tide washes them away again.

edited to add;
Holy crap. Congratulations to SLV. I have never in my life even thought there'd be a possibility of me hiding a poster on their second post. Nor have I ever before actually said when I've hidden someone. But since I've recently gotten some shit for this now others can see how one gets hidden by me. Much as I'd like to access that book knowledge, anyone who invalidates the entirety of experience, knowledge, and worldview of people who are actually doing this shit can't really have anything useful to say. Wait... maybe he's awareness reborn?

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RE: Loss of individuality when entering slavehood - 8/12/2012 12:57:58 PM   
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This is of course why you very rarely if ever find me on these forms. But the matter-of-fact is this, I have spent over 30 years studying behavior and psychology including anthropology neuroscience and many other sciences, I also have several degrees and I did have my own practice at one time. So you can flame me for whatever you want, but I am speaking from a sound base of knowledge both intuitive, educational, and experiential.


Oh thank goodness you are here. We've all just been sat around having opinions and stuff without anyone to tell us they were wrong.

I would love to hear the scientific explanation for women's periods making them incapable of leadership, if you wouldn't mind sharing. As a man of science I'm sure you won't mind me asking the details of some research papers on that subject, since I too, would like to educate myself.

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RE: Loss of individuality when entering slavehood - 8/12/2012 2:25:54 PM   
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Yes, and some guy popping out of nowhere and claiming credentials, experience and academic degrees HAS to be trusted, especially on the internet...

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RE: Loss of individuality when entering slavehood - 8/12/2012 2:47:30 PM   
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I would love to hear the scientific explanation for women's periods making them incapable of leadership, if you wouldn't mind sharing. As a man of science I'm sure you won't mind me asking the details of some research papers on that subject, since I too, would like to educate myself.

Oh yes. I'd like to know that also. Ideally, those papers would also explain all those female leaders we all see out and about every day and in the news and media. Perhaps it isn't so much that women are incapable? Maybe the actuality of their existence and their proven track record of success is all just a sham because inside they are deeply miserable that they have no man to serve?


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RE: Loss of individuality when entering slavehood - 8/12/2012 2:50:56 PM   
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Each of the posters on these forums is speaking on the basis of his or her own personal experiences.
Those can hardly be called "bad opinions" or "extremely bad information".

Your expansive knowledge is being perceived through your own personal filters.
It is not automatically better than any hypothetical poster here, even though your personal filter may indicate to you otherwise.


In reviewing these comments, although some are astute and some are logical... I really haven't seen any that are accurate. Once again these forms do nothing more than perpetuate extremely bad information as well as bad opinions and those that are searching for truth are folded into thinking that they would find some truth on the forums.

It may not be accurate or applicable for you in your experience, but to make such a blanket statement that devalues other people's experiences, thoughts, opinions and feelings (not to mention education in some instances), is not showing off your fine education and well read status in a very good light.

edit: grammar

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RE: Loss of individuality when entering slavehood - 8/12/2012 3:20:21 PM   
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Each of the posters on these forums is speaking on the basis of his or her own personal experiences.
Those can hardly be called "bad opinions" or "extremely bad information".


When ones experiences are the product of repetitive illogical behaviors their allegations of expertise equate to being an expert at misguided mistake making. One need only look at the regular posters comments to recognize the buffoons alleging infinite knowledge on every topic.

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RE: Loss of individuality when entering slavehood - 8/12/2012 3:29:21 PM   
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If one takes these forums specifically as bad advice or opinion, and does not take any of these opinions or advice seriously, then it can be a good source of entertainment if one waste your time reading these things.


So you basically decided to waste both our time as well as your own by basically writing a post that doesn't say anything at all?

I mean, it's all nice and lofty explaining all the extensive credentials you have to speak intelligently on the subject matter. Yet oddly... you don't actual say anything at all about the topic at hand, making your own post the most useless one on this thread.

Care to enlighten all us uneducated people with a post of actual substance?

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RE: Loss of individuality when entering slavehood - 8/12/2012 3:34:56 PM   
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ORIGINAL: JhonP

quote:

Each of the posters on these forums is speaking on the basis of his or her own personal experiences.
Those can hardly be called "bad opinions" or "extremely bad information".


When ones experiences are the product of repetitive illogical behaviors their allegations of expertise equate to being an expert at misguided mistake making. One need only look at the regular posters comments to recognize the buffoons alleging infinite knowledge on every topic.


Or the posters who only spread negativity... One would have to be a masochist to hang around on a site one hates so much...

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RE: Loss of individuality when entering slavehood - 8/12/2012 3:43:54 PM   
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One would have to be a masochist to hang around on a site one hates so much...


Masochist, WOW such a big word. One can only wonder if there have been breakthroughs in pharmaceuticals recently.

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RE: Loss of individuality when entering slavehood - 8/12/2012 4:04:54 PM   
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Everything else being equal, I personally seek a Master who will make significant changes to me both physically and mentally, but if that is not your thing, don't submit to such a Master, find one who wants for you what you want for yourself, and go from there. And by the way it takes forever... there's a lot of fakes....


When you mesh your life with someone, would you not begin to change? Because of the interdependence (assumming a healthy relationship), would each of you not grow, transform and become more than what you would have become by yourself (no matter who was leading)? I agree there are many fakes on the site, but I've also come across good knowledgeable folks. I am learning and recognize what sits well with me internally and what does not. I was talking to one Dom (seeking a slave), who was very structured and asked many questions about me, what I did, what I wanted etc. He began to instruct me on tasks to do and although it was early in the conversations, I realized he was helping me tremendously...making a list and concentrating on the top 3 priorities and absolutely get them done...focus on best efforts but know that it will not always produce best results etc. He was one of the BEST Dom's to date that I spoke with on this site. If you became his slave, he would incorporate many of these strategies to help his slave be the best she could be. I learned a lot from him even thou we were not a match. And I'm learning a lot from all of you. These forums are a blessing for newbies (perhaps others as well).

Thank you bringing up such a great topic.

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RE: Loss of individuality when entering slavehood - 8/12/2012 4:08:40 PM   
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One would have to be a masochist to hang around on a site one hates so much...


Masochist, WOW such a big word. One can only wonder if there have been breakthroughs in pharmaceuticals recently.


Some of us have an education, try it, it doesn't hurt

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RE: Loss of individuality when entering slavehood - 8/12/2012 4:27:26 PM   
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Some of us have an education, try it, it doesn't hurt


Neither hurts nor is it obvious, look at your comments and show me where either intellect intelligence or education evidences.

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RE: Loss of individuality when entering slavehood - 8/12/2012 4:37:43 PM   
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The fact that you are an American, who most likely went to a school where they teach English, yet usually you really manage to murder the language does tell me quite a bit about your intelligence... Of course I make spelling and grammar mistakes too, but English is my 3rd language, so I kinda award myself a few points.

Now would you mind getting back to the subject of the post, or are you just eager to spread some more negativity?

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RE: Loss of individuality when entering slavehood - 8/12/2012 4:45:40 PM   
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I would love to hear the scientific explanation for women's periods making them incapable of leadership, if you wouldn't mind sharing.


Where did he say that? How fascinating!

SLV, are there specific bowel problems, perhaps, that can have the same effect on men?

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RE: Loss of individuality when entering slavehood - 8/12/2012 4:49:08 PM   
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Peon, what have I told you? It's not a good idea to eat a whole bag of prunes and wash it down with a few pints of lager.

Now put a clothes peg on your nose and if it doesn't get better, call me in the morning!

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RE: Loss of individuality when entering slavehood - 8/12/2012 4:51:18 PM   
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My bowel movements are in immaculate order, Lady C, as you shall see from a scan that I've just sent to your profile.

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RE: Loss of individuality when entering slavehood - 8/12/2012 4:52:34 PM   
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Heh. Bet you looked, didn't you?

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