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RE: Who Takes this Game Seriously? - 8/2/2006 8:52:33 PM   
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When I hear someone talking about slavery in its purest sense,  I cant help but see a son-of-a-bitch who plans on trainwrecking someone after they've been drained of everything they are and everything they ever will be.  Consciously I know why this is and I know its wrong. And yet its something that I havent been able to shake off for a while.  Perhaps someday my  perception will change. I dont know. 

Your opinion and explanation is valid and beautiful.  Im glad you went into it at length. I appreciate all you had to say.  I heard every word. 


Marie,
Thank you for your reply.  I can see it was heartfelt.  I am sorry that a trainwreck has been your experience, or what you have witnessed.  I am sorry because that was all I knew before I met Master, so I understand your point of view.  And unfortunately, your perception is often times right.  But it is not a given, which is what I wanted to point out.  I am glad my words offered you a different vision.  I almost didn't write them, as sometimes I am hesitant to reveal so much in a forum (but that's my own little hang up).

I do thank you for your post.

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RE: Who Takes this Game Seriously? - 8/2/2006 9:40:37 PM   
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ORIGINAL: ownedgirlie

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ORIGINAL: marieToo
When I hear someone talking about slavery in its purest sense,  I cant help but see a son-of-a-bitch who plans on trainwrecking someone after they've been drained of everything they are and everything they ever will be.  Consciously I know why this is and I know its wrong. And yet its something that I havent been able to shake off for a while.  Perhaps someday my  perception will change. I dont know. 

Your opinion and explanation is valid and beautiful.  Im glad you went into it at length. I appreciate all you had to say.  I heard every word. 


Marie,
Thank you for your reply.  I can see it was heartfelt.  I am sorry that a trainwreck has been your experience, or what you have witnessed.  I am sorry because that was all I knew before I met Master, so I understand your point of view.  And unfortunately, your perception is often times right.  But it is not a given, which is what I wanted to point out.  I am glad my words offered you a different vision.  I almost didn't write them, as sometimes I am hesitant to reveal so much in a forum (but that's my own little hang up).

I do thank you for your post.


Your welcome.  Im similar to you in that I dont easily reveal highly personal stuff here.   I'll go to a point, but then theres a certain line I dont cross.  It was kind of challenging posting on this topic while trying to circumvent the addressing of any details.    Anyway....yeah so Ive had a bad experience or so, nothing remarkable really.  But you come away learning something anyway. It only took me about 40 years to figure that out. 

What I really want to know is how the guy who started this thread managed to escape unscathed, while we ended up spilling our guts.   lol

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RE: Who Takes this Game Seriously? - 8/2/2006 10:15:03 PM   
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What I really want to know is how the guy who started this thread managed to escape unscathed, while we ended up spilling our guts.   lol

LMAO, yeah, no kidding!!! 

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RE: Who Takes this Game Seriously? - 8/2/2006 10:22:23 PM   
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I take the concept of servitude at these levels very seriously. I have to admit that I died a little inside, when I read of the slave's parting sentiments as she lay dying of her master's abuse in the Hospital. To think of her lying in the cold ground,when she deserved a better man, inexcusable.

I would hope that my god would strike me directly to hell, before allowing myself to go to such a place. Call me an objective romantic, but there has to be a healthy way to do this dynamic. I'm just not sure that we could really call it slavery.

Not in the historical sesne.

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RE: Who Takes this Game Seriously? - 8/2/2006 11:58:39 PM   
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ORIGINAL: marksl

Does anyone view this as all a game or is it just me.


Any game can be played at any level. Beginner, amateur, etc. all the way up to pro (paid cash to play) (think chess, soccer, etc.) and yes there are some computer gaes that don't pay cash to play but you can often sell stuff on ebay to make money so pro....

moving on.

Jump in and have fun at the level you want. Don't judge those at a different level. O'wait that's almost Zen like. Shitte.

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RE: Who Takes this Game Seriously? - 8/3/2006 2:52:56 AM   
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Absolutely, great insightful posts from all of you on a thread that went far beyond what the OP had any inkling of. Haha. Marie, makes such an eloquent cautionary plea for those subs who may not realize some Masters may only play the D/s dynamic and could care less about them.

What has also surfaced is that many of the Masters on CM do much more than only play the Spartan (thank Homestead for the term) dynamic. We understand it well and could do much wrong, but we choose  the respect and loyalty dynamics. It makes sense that many of the Dom posters here would because they tend to be more thoughtful and social beings.

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RE: Who Takes this Game Seriously? - 8/3/2006 2:37:33 PM   
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Creative: What you said made me think that - it's starting to strike me as ironic that people want to separate a spartan deliverence of M/s from the romance,(or romantic feelings it can elicit) since, I think for some, (whether they admit it, or realize it or not) that whole spartan idea of M/s may be just where some of the romance comes from in the first place (if a romantic conceptualization of M/s is there at all for them, which I realize for some it might not be, always).

I believe that for some, a more spartan idea of M/s  truly could be the "starting point" - and could definitely help elicit the emotions that can go along with a feeling of wanting to be Owned, and serving more completely (and I assume the same can maybe be true for Masters,as far as wanting to Own, and command someone, but am not a Master, so won't comment on that).

I know people can quibble about what level of delivery of M/s actvity should perhaps include, but to me, the whole spartan (as opposed to flowery) concept of implementation is the actual romantic part for some people. I could be wrong, though. I was just thinking about that when I read your post.

*Otherwise, why aren't many here off at eHarmony or on Match.com, and logging onto FTD, ordering up flowers and candy for someone instead?

*Has there never been a case where more spartan 'rules and protocol' helped to actually create romantic feelings instead of killing them off? Why the separation of these two ideas? I suppose it's an individual preference, but am simply saying that I am not sure why the distinct demarcation line here seems to exist for some, simply due to what looks, to me, like an implementation issue (and I probably sound like an idiot. But, it does seem a little odd to me in some ways).

I hope this post isn't misconstrued - I have a feeling I am being less than clear in what I am trying to say, and it may not be a point even worth noting, but it's the best I can do for now. 

- Susan 


I agree...the spartan, bare-bones beginning with well-defined rules and understanding of what each partner is to accomplish, etc., etc. has its own romance.  It could also lead to a more traditional "romantic relationship" within the D/s relationship.

But...as I noted...the tendency to come down on someone who states that there is not a "traditional" loving relationship within their D/s relationship comes out in many.   And...in all honesty, I know that I would want more than just a bare-bones relationship.  Need more for my own level of  humaexistence.
It has been stated on here that with some "spartan" D/s relationships,  when they are done properly (respect and loyalty and consideration for the person as a whole, living human being and not just an object of use/adoration), everyone ...dominant and submissive...would come out of it (if they choose to) healthier and happier and with a deeper understanding of another aspect of domination and submission.  However, I can also see where it could lead to a level of abuse that would be its own special hell. 

But remember, I (and I'm sure the rest of you) have also seen those D/s relationships where "love" and "being in love" were involved and people got badly, badly hurt when the respect and loyalty and consideration of the other person were tossed.

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RE: Who Takes this Game Seriously? - 8/3/2006 2:50:05 PM   
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The spartan has an appeal in it's purity of design. And susan is correct, it does have it's own form of romance.

But austerity is really no diferent than many forms of relations. However, it tends to put off the flowery and gushy sorts. Which really, is about 75% of it's intent. It's a way for people who prefer to focus on the dynamic to chase off the harlequin romance crowd.

And works as a way for the more absolute amoung us to seek partners.  By couching it in a more business-like manner-it loses it's appeal to those who seek love-only for the sake of love.

Rather than for those involved in it.

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RE: Who Takes this Game Seriously? - 8/3/2006 2:54:03 PM   
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ORIGINAL: Homestead

I take the concept of servitude at these levels very seriously. I have to admit that I died a little inside, when I read of the slave's parting sentiments as she lay dying of her master's abuse in the Hospital. To think of her lying in the cold ground,when she deserved a better man, inexcusable.

I would hope that my god would strike me directly to hell, before allowing myself to go to such a place. Call me an objective romantic, but there has to be a healthy way to do this dynamic. I'm just not sure that we could really call it slavery.

Not in the historical sesne.


Homestead:

I dont think Ive ever read any of your posts before this, or seen them.  Im glad you speak out.  You've written alot that makes so much sense to me. 

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RE: Who Takes this Game Seriously? - 8/3/2006 2:56:11 PM   
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ORIGINAL: ExSteelAgain

Absolutely, great insightful posts from all of you on a thread that went far beyond what the OP had any inkling of. Haha. Marie, makes such an eloquent cautionary plea for those subs who may not realize some Masters may only play the D/s dynamic and could care less about them.

What has also surfaced is that many of the Masters on CM do much more than only play the Spartan (thank Homestead for the term) dynamic. We understand it well and could do much wrong, but we choose  the respect and loyalty dynamics. It makes sense that many of the Dom posters here would because they tend to be more thoughtful and social beings.


I agree. I think there are alot of insightful Dominants lurking around here.  I didnt really see that until very recently.

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RE: Who Takes this Game Seriously? - 8/3/2006 3:03:12 PM   
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ORIGINAL: marieToo

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ORIGINAL: ExSteelAgain

Absolutely, great insightful posts from all of you on a thread that went far beyond what the OP had any inkling of. Haha. Marie, makes such an eloquent cautionary plea for those subs who may not realize some Masters may only play the D/s dynamic and could care less about them.

What has also surfaced is that many of the Masters on CM do much more than only play the Spartan (thank Homestead for the term) dynamic. We understand it well and could do much wrong, but we choose  the respect and loyalty dynamics. It makes sense that many of the Dom posters here would because they tend to be more thoughtful and social beings.


I agree. I think there are alot of insightful Dominants lurking around here.  I didnt really see that until very recently.


We aren't all heartless users marie, some of us really do happen to care about someone we know we will keep so close to us.

I can only speak for myself in this, but I am not here to puff up, or play with my ego. That's silly.

What I look for is a decent person I can add to myself-so we can both be the better for it. Not someone to suck dry and discard.

And it greives me that there are such users in the world-but I can only see to me and mine. That is all the power I will ever have. Or want.

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