irishbynature
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ORIGINAL: litleone8620 I don't know why you care how another submissive is disciplined or punished. The fact is, it's up to the person whether or not to feel shamed. Her dominant didn't know she would feel shame (unless he's a mind reader). Do all murderers feel shame after a crime has been commited? So, do all submissives feel shame after they displease their dominants? I doubt it. Some might revel in the attention they get from punishment or discipline; even if it's negative attention. monica I hear and understand your point. However, the thread I made was about "shame vs. discipline" not punishment vs. discipline. To understand ABA (Applied Behavior Analysis), means that when someone continues to repeat an unwanted behavior, they do so to get some kind of attention, hence, the punishment isn't working. He's not punishing her, he's shaming her. The OP I took the topic from was related to a sub who continued the same behaviors and would feel shame afterwards..but shame from Him. Why do I care? I care because that person is a human being who continues to feel shame. Remorse is quite different. Guilt or remorse does keep society in-line as far as not committing crimes, etc.. Shame is quite different. I worry about Doms who get pleasure from hurting a person's self-worth, instead of building them up via caring and helping them grow, and the subs who tolerate it. I hope that made sense? *Smiles* Irish
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