BecomingV
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ORIGINAL: BeastMcLion Calling a woman a pig and making her act like one is something that is considered taboo in the vanilla world. especially when they are overweight. When using bdsm it could be very effective especially against feminists who call men pigs. Itd be a double whammy if said feminist is overweight my question is a general rule is making women a pig too far on average.? There's a segment of the population that enjoys humiliation and/or degradation role play. There are masochists. None of these is specific to men or to women, it's just hard-wired in some people. Many think of it in terms of "edge play" because of the extreme risk of harm to the psyche. It's a tough call. For instance, some male masochists desire humiliation focused on penis size. Kind of common, no big deal. But, further down that path, a person may desire amputation... which is generally not considered kink. In that case, people tend to call in a psychiatrist to get the person help. Others just run away. There are some boundaries in BDSM. First... consent between adults. Without consent, it's abuse and it's criminal because it violates the rights of others. The second one is like, "Do as you will, but harm none." It's also good to get up to speed about BDSM. It's not a male supremacy society. Both men and women are both dominant and submissive. And, being dominant or submissive does not mean the person is into sensation forms of play, like sadism or masochism. You have to ask people to clarify their desires and interests on an individual level. Some people, like me, won't entertain kink discussions until long after a vanilla relationship has been enjoyed in real life. I honestly never saw Pig play in any public venue, and I've been to quite a few. Nor, in private home parties. So, I'm thinking it's a more private kind of kink. I have seen pony play, though, with much pageantry. I think that's because the pig thing is about humiliation, although confident players may play in a pubic space, too. Anyone else seen it? Pig play can be researched by hitting the "search" button at the top of this page. Enter the word, "pig" and start doing some reading. On the CollarSpace side, where your profile is, you can clear the search boxes and enter the word "pig" there to perform an interests search. That will bring up profiles of people who share your interest. Since you are a newbie, it's best to start up conversations with people who already went down that path. If you weren't a newbie, I wouldn't have offered this information, based on reading your OP and profile. Like others here, I would warn others away because of the hateful, resentful and whiny tone. Plus, there is a glaring conflict between who you say you are and how you present. A writer? Sentence structure. Grammar. Spelling. The inability to convey a desire. The inexperience with human motivation versus revulsion. I'm giving you the benefit of the doubt, that you sincerely have an interest, or a need, to engage in mutually agreed upon humiliation, via pig play. Education may expand your mind to healthy outlets for your urges, but if your urge is to harm another person, that's not BDSM, and you should seek professional help immediately for anger management and communication skills. ETA - There's a thing called, "after care." Look into it and if it doesn't feel like something you can give, then that can give you some clarity regarding your motivation to share a kink versus a desire to inflict harm. Also, understand the difference between "hurt" and "harm."
< Message edited by BecomingV -- 6/10/2014 1:21:46 AM >
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