HarryVanWinkle
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ORIGINAL: zenofeller i must be missing something. collared slave objects to the master's manners to third parties ? even in a vanilla marriage thingy, you can't divorce someone for being rude unless they're rude to you, or at very least family. but for being rude to the help ?! I don't know about Costa Rica, but in the U.S. one needs no more reason to get a divorce than "irreconcilable differences." I'd say not being able to stand his manners, or lack of them, qualifies. quote:
i don't see that it's the place of the submissive to question the master's interaction with third parties. and i'm not sure what the op means by "accepted a collar", but if it does mean the 24/7 slavery, well then, punishment is probably in order. I've said many times before, and will no doubt say many times again, that for any intimate relationship to work it must it must fill the needs of both (all) of the people involved. It doesn't matter if one of the people is called a spouse, bottom, submissive or slave, if one is unhappy in the relationship, one should move on. quote:
and what's the problem with the slave's fear every time the dom opens his mouth? wasn't that sorta the point? As a male Dominant for whom I have a lot of respect, WhipMaster Bob Clark says, "Calling onself a Dominant is not an excuse to be a total prick." If one is rude, crude and completely oblivious to the rights and feelings of others, simply because one calls oneself a Dominant does not mean that anybody, including a "collared submissive" should have to put up with one. quote:
do you have some personal interest in all this mist ? like maybe figuring you'd rather have the slave for yourself ? is this part of some sort of fucking around with other people's slaves ? because otherwise it really doesn't make any sense. I believe it's called, "Caring and being concerned about a friend." This is something that human beings do. Being a submissive, as the OP is, doesn't negate her right to do this, nor does the "slavehood" status of her friend.
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