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RE: Ahh squicked! - 9/21/2006 1:34:51 PM

Steelriven

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No worries you didn't... I may get a little upset when people pick up the wrong impressions, or come to the wrong conclusions because of lack of their own information, or willingness to learn... But, I'm not paper thin, or touchy.

Now... Enough adult non-sence I'm going to go paint all over my floor. Yes! It's washable....

-Always plays nice, yeppers, ah huh... Sure... and if you belive that I have a bridge in Montana I'd like to sell you.

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ORIGINAL: MistressTexas

not to insult the OP in any way.. But to SadistCple and MrDiscipline... Come on children, play nice.

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RE: Ahh squicked! - 9/21/2006 2:15:42 PM

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ORIGINAL: LuckyAlbatross

Collarme is one of the few places where age play and infant play is ok and not ridiculed or shoved away (at least publicly). Otherwise online, it's a very touchy type of play for many and not generally understood or accepted by the bdsm community at large.

seconded. i find it crazy how i get all these coments from d/s m/s people that are rude and disrespectful. i try to anologize to them how wrong their question/thought/etc was by saying that is exactly like saying, 'you like being abused if your submissive/slave or you abuse your partner if your dom/master/mistress' and they automatically tell me it's different. it's amazing how alot scream respect me and openmindness, yet bring up ageplay and they act like it's a discreted, disgusting thing. just from the responses i've seen it is viewed typicall as the black sheep of the family. but as this poster has said it seems collarme has people that are more open towards this part of 'the lifestyle' or this 'lifestyle' than other sites and places are.

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RE: Ahh squicked! - 9/21/2006 2:18:54 PM

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ORIGINAL: CherieP

Well, I have to say that "adult babies" is something I am COMPLETELY not into - in fact, it's a hard limit of mine. Why? Because a) I have two young kids, I was not particularly fond of changing their diapers, and the memory of it is still quite fresh in my mind; and b) one of those kids went through a stage of literally painting the walls, the furniture, his toys and himself with his own crap, every damn day, for like four months. Kind of put me off every thing to do with diapers or diapering forever.

{I do realize that's not what infantilism is all about, it's just the association for me.}

I would be interested to know what you find so appealing in it though?

i'd like to anserw this for another perspective. as when someone asks me why i am bi, i turn around and ask them why they are straight. same anserw. there are those that feel they are naturally various typical roles, well there are those that feel there are naturally AB's, little girls, boys, daddies, etc. it has nothing to do with abuse, lacking parenental figures, or anything. it is just expressing part of your personality and recognizing and acknowledging it's there instead of burrying it.

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RE: Ahh squicked! - 9/21/2006 2:41:59 PM

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jesskitty... THANK YOU! So, very much. You've managed to spit out the words I couldn't grasp in my head. I hate it when that happens...

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RE: Ahh squicked! - 9/21/2006 2:46:59 PM

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Often people who claim to be the most open minded and accepting mean "of me"

It has no bearing on others.

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RE: Ahh squicked! - 10/5/2006 12:16:49 PM

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Umm actually it does, for me. I am an innerness because I was horribly abused and I didn't bond with my biological mother or father, and my adoptive parents turned out abusive too, so I have all these emotionally stunted area's left behind in me. I doubt I would have inner child part of me had I had not been emotionally stunted so much in so many places.

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[ it has nothing to do with abuse, lacking parenental figures, or anything. it is just expressing part of your personality and recognizing and acknowledging it's there instead of burrying it.

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