DRAMA!!! Amazing moments in the Online (Full Version)

All Forums >> [Casual Banter] >> Off the Grid



Message

KnightofMists -> DRAMA!!! Amazing moments in the Online (7/18/2006 3:35:54 PM)

quote:


Geez, in order not to hijack the on-going saga of the "House of Hussey" here, perhaps we really should start a thread on the most outrageous on-line drama we have witnessed in chat rooms.  What a topic THAT would be!  I work with certified emotionally challenged people all day. 

Would these be the "Virually emotionally challenged"?


Ok this lovely person asked for it... so lets do it...  What was the most OUTRAGEOUS Online Drama you witnessed.  Be it here on CM or else where....



RedRedWine -> RE: DRAMA!!! Amazing moments in the Online (7/18/2006 4:32:49 PM)

Drama online...hah this is the one I rememebr very well. Here's one of the many...

I used to go into this chatroom with all my friends here in town and around the world. There was this one guy who was a bit insane, and so were his other friends in his home town who came online. One of his friends (Or so he says...could have been him too) decided to sit and watch all of us under different ID's, log everything we said and did, and then would come in under our names and act, and talk, and pretty much be us. The guys friend told us that that's what he did for a living. Why he did it to us is, well, a mystery. It seemed bogus, but at the time it caused a lot of tension and stress between us because we honestly had no idea who we were really talking to for the longest time. Thank God for Messengers.  



Caethes -> RE: DRAMA!!! Amazing moments in the Online (7/18/2006 4:39:33 PM)

Internet drama?   Chatrooms the perfect substititue for soap operas!   Once upon a time in a chatroom not far from collarme, because it wasn't collar me, an older 'experienced' Dom collared an online sub after falling in love with her in of course, all in a  matter of a few weeks.   They played the cyber Master/sub role in chat to the hilt, emailed each other, talked on the phone... until it was time to meet when the subby confessed in an email that she was really only fifteen years old.   Apparently she had played out the game with a group of her best friends but then felt badly because she actually liked him and fessed up.   He was heartbroken and because of it refrained from taking another submissive for a while---a couple weeks I think.  



juliaoceania -> RE: DRAMA!!! Amazing moments in the Online (7/18/2006 4:45:28 PM)

How about a drama I was a part of, nonconsensually of course. I had a nazi (literal skinhead, self identified as such) decide he was going to stalk me, threaten me, and harass me because he did not like my political views after 911. He would intentionally make screen nics that threatened my children and my life. He threatened to rape me and kill me.. he did this just to get a reaction out of me because I kept ignoring him. Yahoo finally banned him and he was kicked off his internet server... he had to find a new provider. He even emailed me death threats. So as you can see, there really is not much that people can do that really shocks me after that experience...lol.



SirKenin -> RE: DRAMA!!! Amazing moments in the Online (7/18/2006 4:55:42 PM)

In running a chatroom for three years I can not think of a single week that went by without some type of drama.  The real question is can one possibly exist without the other?



BitaTruble -> RE: DRAMA!!! Amazing moments in the Online (7/18/2006 5:03:11 PM)


'Lo, these many years, such sights have these molten orbs flecked with high lite swimmers born as witness to such as virtual life!  Yea, I have seen death, despair, lost love, found hope and resurrection an untold number of times. Weddings and funerals, births and deaths in so short a frame of time as but a few hours or days. What, but what can be more noble than 12 pounding inches of purpled manhood held as rigid sword to slay such as comely, lithe and taut flesh bedecked in silks of red, and by nothing save the magic of the net (glory be, I swear 'tis truth!!) turned from naught but scant 3 inches on such as a calibrated ruler in what we term, so unflattering in nomenclature, reality.

Celeste ::chuckling but who swears would sway her hips in some flirtatious fashion but for these damn arms on her computer chair which prevent, well, the movement of so womanly a charm::



CrappyDom -> RE: DRAMA!!! Amazing moments in the Online (7/18/2006 5:10:46 PM)

On occasion when I am feeling pissy and feel like letting my inner asshole out I wander online...and let loose.

I enjoy the reaction in chatroom full of Mrsuperduperhardcorebutlovingandsensual master calls out that I am wannabee and attacks me.  So I procede to cut off my head and reach down my throat and rip my own heart out and feed it to myself.

the reactions are priceless.

however, I am not sure you can pick a biggest online drama...they happen every day...



feastie -> RE: DRAMA!!! Amazing moments in the Online (7/18/2006 5:47:52 PM)

A recurrent drama that I have seen countless times is the person who dies unexpectedly via car crash, suicide, sudden heart attack...and within hours of the event, his brother, sister, friend..whomever...comes online to his favorite chatroom to tell all of his friends of his demise. 

Does that even make sense?  Honestly, who is going to share their chat ID's, passwords, etc., with a friend or family member in the event of their death with instructions to go immediately to chat or email addy list to let "everyone" know.  Beyond that, wouldn't the friend or family member be a little too distraught to even do this?



juliaoceania -> RE: DRAMA!!! Amazing moments in the Online (7/18/2006 6:17:01 PM)

I have lost a couple of chat friends... one ran for sec of state for washington in the dem primaries a few years ago.. he died of cancer and we knew he was ill for a long time.. His partner (he was gay) had friends post the news on the same site that had his political dossier. Another friend I had to try to track what happened to him when we had not seen him online for a couple of weeks, found his obit in the paper, but there was no chatroom drama in these cases, and like you, I have wondered when I have seen this happen though.



liltxsubby -> RE: DRAMA!!! Amazing moments in the Online (7/18/2006 6:29:18 PM)

Well lets see..there was the chatroom I went to where you had the female switch who loved her online Master (who happened to also be a demon).  Well she fell in love with a female sub and her Master was kind enough to let his sub collar the other sub as her own. 

Well Master and switch begin to have problems and therefore sub 2 is neglected.  Switch allows her sub to begin playing with another Dom. Sub 2 falls in love with new Dom but still loves her Mistress. Eventually Mistress/switch gives her sub to Dom 2 because she has her hands full with  her Master who is now suicidal. 

Then switch finds out that Master is a total fake and wants sub 2 back.  Everything turns out that new Dom and switch become a couple and both own sub 2 who always had feelings for them both. 

All this in the course of about 2 weeks.  Wow I must have been bored and lonely to keep up with it for that long.  EEESSSHHH



Owned1 -> RE: DRAMA!!! Amazing moments in the Online (7/18/2006 6:37:27 PM)

i too over the years have seen the deaths, marriages, divorces wives/hubbies tracking thier partners.  However the absolute best was a "dom" (note quotes and small d) who had a heart attack, his sub came online to tell us all how sick he was- well lo and behold in a day he was online.  When he was questioned he told us he had been permitted to use his laptop in the Coronary Care Unit.  I am a critical care RN needless to say his cover was blown outta da water.

owned



ownedgirlie -> RE: DRAMA!!! Amazing moments in the Online (7/18/2006 6:43:37 PM)

quote:

ORIGINAL: BitaTruble


'Lo, these many years, such sights have these molten orbs flecked with high lite swimmers born as witness to such as virtual life!  Yea, I have seen death, despair, lost love, found hope and resurrection an untold number of times. Weddings and funerals, births and deaths in so short a frame of time as but a few hours or days. What, but what can be more noble than 12 pounding inches of purpled manhood held as rigid sword to slay such as comely, lithe and taut flesh bedecked in silks of red, and by nothing save the magic of the net (glory be, I swear 'tis truth!!) turned from naught but scant 3 inches on such as a calibrated ruler in what we term, so unflattering in nomenclature, reality.

Celeste ::chuckling but who swears would sway her hips in some flirtatious fashion but for these damn arms on her computer chair which prevent, well, the movement of so womanly a charm::


I read that with Orson Wells' voice in my head.  :)

quote:


Mrsuperduperhardcorebutlovingandsensual master

roflmao!!

quote:


A recurrent drama that I have seen countless times is the person who dies unexpectedly via car crash, suicide, sudden heart attack...and within hours of the event, his brother, sister, friend..whomever...comes online to his favorite chatroom to tell all of his friends of his demise. 

LOL isn't that something?  I know when a very close friend of mine died last year, the very first thing I thought of was, "Oh dear, I better hack into her IM accounts and by some miracle know exactly what chatroom she goes to, so I can tell all her online friends!"

I knew someone online who was dying.  Very, very ill.  Dying, I tell you.  The tragedy was, her Master was in a different country and could not afford to go to her before she died (she had six to ten months to live).  Everyone in the chat room pooled together money - yes, they really did - and sent it to her - hundreds of dollars - so she could send it to her Master so he could fly overseas to see her.  He was so grateful.  And then he tiled his kitchen floor and never came.  Six years later, she ain't dead yet.



windchymes -> RE: DRAMA!!! Amazing moments in the Online (7/18/2006 7:00:12 PM)

I witnessed a big melodramatic chat between a woman who was dying of some horrible disease, so she was in the chat room to find her husband a wonderful new wife.  Amazingly, she found someone wonderful, and the two of them discussed their future plans night after night.  What the dying wife wanted for her funeral music, what his favorite meals were, what to name the new wife's future children. It was really tragic and heart-rending. Never a dry eye in the chat room, lol.



Lashra -> RE: DRAMA!!! Amazing moments in the Online (7/18/2006 7:10:26 PM)

He was a naive young Dom who with his $13/hr job thought he could handle being a Master to a nonworking slave. She was a middle aged woman, bored with her marriage and being a Mom, who desperately wanted to be a Gorean slave girl. She lied to him from the start by sending him pics of her her OWN daughter, saying it was her. They met online and cybered had phone sex and after awhile met IRL. He was quite shocked when he met her because instead of being 23 she was 47 and looked nothing like the pic she sent him. Unfortnately her hubby found out about the pair and gave her an ultimatium in which she told her sister to go online and tell her lover that she had died in tragic car accident. The sister complied and the young Dom was crushed. Two months went by and suddenly she shows up online crying about how she missed him, loved him, needed him and Oh by the way the reason she lied about dying was she was trying to work things out with her husband. She hopes he understood how terrible it was to be without him while trying to fix her marriage, which btw hubby decided she had to go because he'd caught her in to many lies.....

Soap opera? Oh yeah even better its real life and the young Dom ended up marrying her...hubby #3 funny thing he divorced her too for lying...

~Lashra



Page: [1]

Valid CSS!




Collarchat.com © 2025
Terms of Service Privacy Policy Spam Policy
0.03125