fucktoyprincess
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ORIGINAL: LadyHibiscus Rape play is tricky business. I wouldnt try it with just anyone, and not with tremendous amounts of negotiation and discussion. My friends that are rape players feel the same. The chance for unplanned disaster...biggish if you haven't thought it through. Rape play scares the shit out of me. As the top, that is. Everyone has echoed the trust element, which I agree is paramount. I think Fucktoyprincess (I giggled when I said that out loud) and I are on the same page - knowing the players, knowing the game, knowing when the game starts and ends makes it fun and exciting. I will only add that the importance of safewords is heightened when "No! No! Stop!" becomes part of play. What really worries me is the bottom that wants a more real rape experience. I feel inadequate because I refuse to indulge her, but that is part of providing safe play to risk-friendly kinksters. Hmmm... Just as an aside, I'm glad saying my screen name gave you a laugh because it is meant partially seriously, but also partially tongue in cheek Just some more thoughts. I do think that the concerns for a Top are very important in any kind of play, and certainly something like rape play because the boundaries necessarily have to be clear to both parties. I don't think this is play to engage in if either party has any doubt or reservations whatsoever. I have done this type of play with only a very small percentage of people who I've played with. Even with a certain level of trust, there have been many relationships I've been in where, for a variety of reasons having to do with both the Dominant and myself, that I knew rape play would probably never be on the agenda for us as a couple. I don't know if I can articulate exactly why certain trusted Dominants become candidates for this play and others never do. But I think those of us who do this type of play do know when we are with someone who could do this safely with us. For the record, I've never had a Dominant ask for this type of play. I've always been the one to raise it. And it has always been raised in an already established relationship where the discussion can take place in a forthright and careful manner. As with any kink, I think one either thinks this will be fun, or not. There is much under the umbrella of BDSM that I don't find personally compelling. And guess what. I don't engage in those things. And there are things in BDSM that I used to think would be fun, but after trying them, decided, not for me. But this is one that I do find fun. It is just rare to get the opportunity to do it.
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