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kalikshama -> RE: Dangerous Doms? (10/29/2013 5:59:23 AM)
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Please don't insult our intelligence by pretending that when you asked this:
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I am writing a "Guide to BDSM", which began as an overview of BDSM I wrote for curious vanilla folk, which has now turned into a much larger book. I am including a chapter for novice subs, with a lot of information on safety, how to handle the first meeting, and the danger signs to look out for. Can anyone think of anything that I should include? What should set the alarm bells off?
You really meant you wanted help with this:
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I am helping to write a document which is intended for Westerners living or planning to live in Muslim countries. There are often a clash of cultures and westerners will often get into legal difficulties. It is not intended to show disrespect to Islam or Middle Eastern countries. Neither is it going to be sold as a commercial publication, and is purely non profit. Sex outside of marriage is illegal in most Muslim countries, and by claiming rape, or abuse, a woman is declaring officially that she has broken the law, and the Police have no choice but to charge her. Women are being deliberately targeted by people who may call themselves “Doms”, and they are being abused in the knowledge that the “Dom” is very unlikely to be prosecuted. In one case we represented we we able to whisk the woman straight to the airport as soon as she was released from hospital, and in another we negotiated for the charges to be dropped on condition of deportation.
On the unlikely chance that you truly did think your actual OP would help answer your "real" question, I suggest you rethink your interest in the communications field.
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