ownedgirlie -> RE: BDSM Definitions? (9/30/2006 7:30:39 PM)
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ORIGINAL: adaddysgirl That's a good point ownedgirlie. i could see where that could be a possibility. But my question then would be...why? If she is the slave who fulfills all his needs in every way, shape and form, why would he want to get rid of her? Hell, at the very least he could keep her on for servitude while he does whatever else he is doing. So why would he not keep her in some capacity? Daddysgirl I could speculate all evening as to why a Master/Mistress may choose to not own a perfectly obedient slave anymore. Why does anyone give up property? Who knows what could be going on in someone's life that would cause him/her to come to such a decision? Perhaps the owner is ill? Perhaps the owner has issues to deal with and feels it is in the best interest of the property to not be owned anymore? Perhaps he's a buy/trade/sell kind of owner and likes to turn around property? Perhaps his value system has changed by some revelation and he does not wish to own a human anymore? Perhaps she becomes ill and he can not be there through it, or simply doesn't want to? I state these things because it is really easy for us to sit at our computers and decide the what/why/how/where for others, when we really do not know. In one post you emphatically stated there was "NO ACCEPTABLE REASON" (you capped this, in fact) for a slave to leave, and after one post pointing out that yes, there really is, you were able to realize that as well. I mean no disrespect in pointing this out, and perhaps you meant for a slave to leave of her/his own accord. To comment on something else in your post, I do not believe anyone fulfills another person in every way, shape and form. I believe if that occurs then said person has found perfection, which does not exist. I think you were saying that for emphasis, but I would guess that most can not truly do this.
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