dreamlady -> RE: The BDSM Test, where do you fall? (3/5/2015 9:46:31 PM)
|
I was also disturbed by the criminal perversion questions as unjustifiable on this test. It's also possible that the test designers assumed there would be an element of out-and-out perverts who would be filling out their test, and set this aside under that separate "Pervert" category. If they thought BDSM in itself is perverse, then that wouldn't have been necessary. Perhaps I shouldn't say, but this might be a potential red flag to me personally - and just me personally - to be alerted to whatever might comprise that classification (including porn addiction? also problematic or undesirable in a partner). Since there is a fairly detailed breakdown, I figured the extreme M/s-type questions were to distinguish Master/Mistress from Dominant, and slave from submissive. DesFIP, I would have also liked to have seen more purely D/s questions and less higher protocol stuff with all of that superior/inferior nonsense (which someone else also mentioned). To that extent, this Test doesn't go far enough. It doesn't recognize a separate Top/bottom polarity as a category in itself, nor does it cover that of Fetishist -- Not unless this test assumes everybody taking it is already a fetishist from the onset!
|
|
|
|