Midearthtrainer
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ORIGINAL: bluelace001 Unfortunately, those who get abused may be too scared to leave, or feel they have no way out. It does happen, so would the dominants then still sit back and say nothing? I ask because i know in the old gaurd, from what Master has described to me, dominants basiclly police each other. (now you all got me curiuos) bluelace_V {property of Viper_001} That is why we have www.denverfold.org to help Dom/Dommes with the lifestyle/relationship/education issues. Whether it is mentoring or... As for the Gorean issue, I would elicite Master's opinion on this. At the very least it makes Him aware that there may be things going on that maybe overlooked. There have been other posts that talk about NOT being able to get out, because of x,y,z. This maybe true, but if the situation warrants it, they will find a way. Even if it is to walk with just the clothes on her back. Most of the abusive relationships that I have been privey to have ALL involved emotional abuse,esclating from there. The girls have had to rely on their savy, to set up an escape. If I saw something that looked wrong and it was not the first or second time, YES, I would ask the Master what it was that they were doing. Communication is a good thing, isolation is not. I have acted as a protector for a kajira while she was with a new House. Included phone calls and a visit, just to be sure that she was protected. I do not hesitate when My instincts click in and I find out the truth. Can and has it caused problems, yes, but those people know I will get to the truth and I mean what I say. I still have someone who will not openly talk to me, because of a discussion that a group of us Goreans had, in which the question he asked me was.. What would you do if I used your slave without your permission? I calmly replied, I'd slit your throat where you stand.
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