SusanofO
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I am a big fan of incisive wit and sarcasm in general (usually), but, in relationships, there are particular put-downs that someone could say that would really, be truly emotionally hurtful to me: ("You're a freak; everyone thinks you're crazy, people just pretend to like you", for instance). But, how people communicate to eachother so that they both are getting what they need in a relationship is so personal and individualized, it's hard to say for certain. Here's my two cents: Someone saying:"You're stupid" wouldn't work on me. Neither would: "You're fat" (because I already know I am neither of those things, so someone telling me that would just roll like water off a duck's back. Other areas, well, some of them have a particular vulnerability for me, due to my personal history, as I am sure other people's do, too). But - that's neither here nor there...Unless I and a partner had some negotiated "understanding" where this was some kind of Sadistic part of our relationship (which would make it fine), it seems a bit hurtful, and possibly emotionally damaging to the submissive, and maybe permanently damaging to your relationship. Granted, I know nothing about your realtionship w/your submissive. If they don't mind putting up with it, or like it, I think it's fine. If you're genuinely hurting them, and it's damaging to them (ask them whether it is, or not), and it just gets you off, then it might just be time to stop. *You can find someone who gets off on this as much as you do, or at least doesn't mind it, probably. Maybe go look for that person, instead? It's good that you're asking about it, I think. - Susan
< Message edited by SusanofO -- 7/21/2006 9:24:50 AM >
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