MasterLon -> RE: What is included in the definition of Objectification? (7/30/2006 1:53:50 PM)
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SusanofO, I have read your question, The answers given to you are most interesting. Except for a couple of doms ( I guess thats what they may claim to be) Everyone was right on the money...Objectification came from yesteryear, The time of my parents, Not during my time, Things people, places all change in time. My Mother was chosen by my Father in a group of other female slaves, She was to be used for what ever purpose he desired , slaves, In my parents day, Had no choices, Made no decisions and had no rights or priviledges whats so ever, I am speaking of maybe 1930 to 1950. True some even forced slaves into relationships after 1950, But, For the most part, That type of slavery was dieing out.. Today it is called I believe the M's relationship (Master/slave), most today add the "D's" to the relationship, Even if they do not admit it, Love, Caring, Cherishing, Etc. This is the major difference of the "True old school slave" of yesteryear and the slave of today. Like I said Time, People, Places and Things change with time...Sometimes for the good, Sometimes not..... MasterLon
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