FieryOpal
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Joined: 12/8/2013 From: Maryland Status: offline
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Before this gets lost in the shuffle, thanks also to @HoneyBears, @ExiledTyrant, @RockaRolla and @GoddessManko, and anyone else I haven't listed by username. quote:
ORIGINAL: shiftyw I have never been on a message board with that "kids glove" rule. In fact- several boards I've been on have a list of "what to expect" and read as "Put on your big girl/boy panties and accept some constructive criticism" <snip> Do you really feel this forum should cater to these folks with no motive other than to pick up folks here/drive people to their profile? <snip> It sure sounds as if that's what GS expects users here and on other Seeking sites to do. This is what profiles are for. Without breaking site rules, users can say whatever they want in their profiles without infringing on others. There must be a reason, though, why those looking for fuckbuddies don't say so explicitly. Besides in BDSM, mutual sexual gratification and sexually physical contact is not a given, not even with a hired BDSM provider. @RedMagic1, you have a hidden profile, so it's no wonder your mailboxes aren't being spammed. You admittedly skimmed this thread, and may not have noticed that this is in the Polls & Random Stupidity section, which is supposed to be more light-hearted in spirit, unless one is conducting a serious poll. Other than the usual fresh meat (new users), who will get targeted no matter what, I don't believe there is anything in my profile to attract Do-Me types. In fact, I deliberately don't list a couple of Interests so that I won't appear in that Search criteria, such as Strap-Ons. I have also deliberately downplayed a couple other items as Likes instead of Loves for much the same reason. To NOT appeal to those who are fixated on that particular BDSM activity. @wittynamehere, at least you chimed in with a related opinion or commentary instead of going wildly off topic, which is appreciated. @GotSteel, you must have been standing in front of the mirror with your "bigotry" nonsense. Here is a definition for you, of trolling: "In Internet slang, a troll is a person who sows discord on the Internet by starting arguments or upsetting people,[1] by posting inflammatory,[2] extraneous, or off-topic messages in an online community (such as a newsgroup, forum, chat room, or blog) with the deliberate intent of provoking readers into an emotional response[3] or of otherwise disrupting normal on-topic discussion.[4]" http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Troll_(Internet) Since I didn't have the spelling of (a Domme who no longer posts here) Sylvere's last name, the title of her thread "50 Shades of NOPE" wasn't searchable as a tie-in. My intent was not to cause undue attention of any particular Do-Me thread - speaking of prolific - and this is why I did not link it in my OP or draw more attention to it, since it is a fairly generic type of Do-Me (not as to fetish/kink, but as to gratification approach), where OP doesn't understand why women aren't equally as enthused about using a man as a human toilet, or for Golden Showers, etc., or wants to know why more women aren't into the same fetish-kink that he is into and aren't responding to his (one-sided) solicitations. As for spending money, does it cheapen BDSM to have to pay a cover charge for you and your girl to get into a Dungeon or BDSM event? Does it cheapen a party if you are required to bring a potluck dish or booze to share with the other partygoers? Does it cheapen your experience if it's not entirely free? Would you argue with club-owners or a bouncer for requiring a cover charge for you to access their establishment, some having a 2-drink minimum perhaps? I don't think you would. If you don't like those conditions, then go elsewhere. What you don't have the right to do is to sneak in or freeload off of others (although you might present a strawman argument for that as well ).
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