CreativeDominant
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ORIGINAL: yourMissTress When does a fetish go too far? When does another's right to express their sexuality/fetish stop and your right to consent begin? I'm not talking about out in the general public, I'm talking about behind the closed doors of a private (not in a private home), members and their guests only, dungeon. Is there a fetish (let's assume and not list the generally accepted taboo 3 or 4) that you just couldn't ever witness? Is there a fetish that would make your blood boil if you were faced with it? I would imagine that the second question might be the more difficult one to answer, given the ideas of "your kink is O.K., my kink is O.K." and "it may not be for me but do want you want as long as the two (or more) of you are in agreement about it" so often espoused here on these boards. As for the first question; I personally have a challenging time with bloodletting. It is not the sight of the blood itself - I got used to blood coming out of a human a long time ago. I guess it is more the idea of someone deliberately opening their body up to let blood flow and their enjoyment of the act required to achieve the blood letting and then, their added enjoyment at the sight and feeling of the blood flow ( I'm still trying to wrap my head around the idea of how and why that is appealing sexually -or for that matter, in any way). I know I would also have a hard time with watching scat play. Again, not due to a revulsion at what in itself is an act that all of us perform regularly (at least, hopefully we do) but rather employing it in a sexual fashion. I see nothing sexually appealing about it at all...the act, the involvement of another with the act, the smell, the sounds, nothing. I also admit...with both of these acts...to having hygienic concerns for the people involved. As for the second question, I have never encountered any such act yet. I could see where watching ongoing degradation might trigger that response in me and that is why I would walk away. I don't like degradation...I see it as abuse. Here is where the quandary noted in my first paragraph comes in: those beliefs are often espoused by many involved in BDSM and D/s. They are often printed on these boards to teach someone how not to judge others D/s relationships or methods of being dominant/submissive. If they are really an indicator of how people feel about forms of play and forms of interaction in BDSM/D/s, then shouldn't a person try to learn to walk away from something they have no interest in as a scene without letting it make their blood boil? Given how many times we are told by others on here that we should not judge, then wouldn't anger over someone else's scene be just that...judgment?
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