Wayward5oul -> RE: Why do raceplayers get so much crap from everyone (12/28/2016 12:56:00 PM)
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In summary- there is not a complete consensus in the kink community that "your kink is not my kink but your kink is okay". There are things that are recognized as kink, such as raceplay, but because of the emotional triggers involved, would still be uncomfortable for some kinksters. Raceplay is only one example, there are others. There are also subjects that can be argued to technically meet the definition of kink, but because of longstanding moral, legal, consent, etc issues are not normally accepted as "kinks", but rather unacceptable perversions and are widely disavowed by kink communities. The question becomes, if you accept that "your kink is not my kink but your kink is okay", how far are you willing to go to adhere to that, understanding that there are people out there who will (and do) label what they do as "kink" and expect to be accepted? Or something like that. This is an extreme form of the argument, but one we have had on the boards before, when it comes to seeing things that we are uncomfortable with in the community, perhaps abusive relationships disguised as kink, yet we don't speak up because YKINMK. It is a "bigger picture" argument involving the OP topic of raceplay, as well as others, but meanders a bit from the specific questions the OP had in seeking answers.
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