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ORIGINAL: peope I think you did an admirable job in putting yourself out there. Telling what you want and asking for help. It is sad to see people posturing and trying to look big. Everybody starts somewhere. Trying to learn as you do is the best way. And yes. A good character and good values is not something you train. Best of luck // Peo No one has put the OP down or insulted them. In fact, some have put out some very memorable advice. Learning as you do is fine, but with the plethora of resources available to someone interested in learning more about BDSM and being a dominant, it would be foolish not to take some time and read and learn from the experiences of others. Kind of like taking apart a car engine... sure, I can do it, and I will learn as I go... but can I put it back together and have the engine work? Could I sit there and read some technical manuals so I could educate myself so that my chances of success would be greater? Of course I could. There are definitely things that you must learn by doing, but without an idea of what it is that you are doing and the right way to do it and being able to do it safely, then all you are doing is flying blind. I would not attempt fire play without first researching it... why? Well, there is the possibility that someone could get very badly hurt or I could burn the house down... or something stupid like that. Without a frame of reference, some of the activities that fall under the title BDSM can potentially injure, maim, or, in the extreme, kill someone. I am not saying that flogging someone needs instructions because that can be figured out pretty easily, but suspension of another human being? Yeah well, you had better do your homework.
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"For there is no folly of the beast of the earth which is not infinitely outdone by the madness of men." Herman Melville - Moby Dick I'm wearing my chicken suit and humming La Marseillaise.
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