peppermint
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Joined: 10/18/2005 From: Montana Status: offline
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ORIGINAL: chattelmansub Few responses except from the usual idiots who like to cause trouble. That said there are obvious diverse opinions and none actually answer the question itself. I am not here hiding. I often have many serious threads but the delivery micky takers of others threads annbant masoxhist and needed to search for a slave who was willibg to obey his do mne list.d the liberal use of the convenient slang term sock puppet are decisive and solve nothing. They create problems and that is the sole reason a number of you spend 18 hours day here. What is the point and what is achieved by it that is positive? Nothing whatsoever. Now back on topic please. I am not sure what the problem is that you have with the other answers you received. Each came up with great answers. Their answers were not confrontational nor were they written to cause any trouble. I believe their replies were sincere answers to your very broad question. Mine will be similar. I have always thought of BDSM relationships as being simbiotic. He receives companionship, a willing masochist for his sadistic side, someone to love, someone to share expenses. I received companionship, a sadist to match my masochistic side, someone I eventually loved, as well as someone to share expenses. To be truthful, these are only a few of benefits. There is someone to cuddle with on a cold night, someone to laugh at a joke, someone to share the national parks, and oh so many things. I remember reading a profile many years ago written by a self proclaimed male slave. He not only listed everything he was willing for his Mistress to do to him, he also listed the percentage of their time together that she was to do each activity. He became very angry when I suggested he was a dominant masochist and needed to seek a sadistic slave willing to stick to his do me list.
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