FieryOpal -> RE: Forced Bi (9/18/2014 1:12:07 PM)
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~ Super FR ~ (Running out the door...) quote:
ORIGINAL: SimplyMichael Kiss ass much? So, her posting that "it didn't use to be that way" with only her word for it is fine but my pointing out that pivotal influential books and authors were saying something very different 20 years ago is goofy? I hope the ass kissing gets you laid but sure as hell wouldn't work for me! You really have been away for a long time, because of all the forum posters around, ET could win the prize for "Least Likely to Kiss Ass, Without Himself Being an Asshat." But you have been here as long as MB has - 7 years - and I shouldn't have to point out that Maria is one of the most respected Dominants here. This is the only thread where you and I have perhaps gotten off on the wrong foot; no issues on any other ones. Nothing personal, and I shall admit to some bias on holding Dominants to a higher standard of ethical conduct. This isn't about who's right or who's wrong, or One True Way, or whether you've been referencing a book filled with misinformation over the past 20 years. There are new people being introduced to BDSM every single day. How can they trust anything anyone tells them unless we can agree on a few core fundamentals? 1. For starters, CONSENT IS KEY. There is no such thing as Consensual Non-Consent, or being "forced," only the illusion of it. 2. CONSENT CAN BE WITHDRAWN AT ANY TIME. DURING THE MIDDLE OF A SCENE. There is no rule that once you start, you must finish until the end. 3. ERGO, USE A SAFE WORD! (Whether you and your partner no longer find this necessary doesn't mean that newcomers should ever skip this step.) The rest of you can all dispute the rest, I don't give a flying feck one way or the other. But for an experienced Dominant to be clueless as to the above and oblivious to the difference between a Hard Limit=Off Limits Deal Breaker and a Soft Limit Hate/Repulsion, is inexcusable.
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