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marieToo -> RE: BDSM Definitions? (9/30/2006 7:31:25 PM)

This reminds me of an old beegees song....

"Its only words, and words are all I have, to take your heart away."

I always wondered why Maurice Gibb didnt just shut up with his damn words and give her the big salami. 





twicehappy -> RE: BDSM Definitions? (9/30/2006 7:33:21 PM)

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ORIGINAL: adaddysgirl

Oh...they found out the 'Master' was actually a nut?   Well, didn't they take the time to find this out before they 'submitted once'.  It is still a ridiculous theory to me.  Perhaps you have done this and again, while i do find this admirable, i do not see it as the norm, so the phrase itself is moot to me.


ADG, i was not poking at you per se, just sort of using it for a launching point; i really cannot remember where i heard that phrase first.
 
I think that "submitting just once by the slave" and "didn't they take the time to find out who they were submitting to" are questions for a whole other thread. In my case, maybe i just know or feel when it is right for me, as i accepted all three collars(i am in the 3rd now) i have worn within a very short time frame.
 
Or maybe i am just stubborn.......lol.




adaddysgirl -> RE: BDSM Definitions? (9/30/2006 7:33:50 PM)

i see exactly what you are saying julia.....and i agree.  One thing i have always found scarey was to love a partner so much and then they die.  Perhaps it may happen some day but it is not something i ever try to think about  [:o]
 
But ownedgirlie said maybe the Master didn't want her anymore....not that he had died....so that is what i responded to.
 
Daddysgirl




juliaoceania -> RE: BDSM Definitions? (9/30/2006 7:36:33 PM)

Does "submitting once" mean to that particular master is my question

Another thing is, some slaves do not describe it as submitting at all, kinda like they had no choice emotionally speaking....

Just food for thought




twicehappy -> RE: BDSM Definitions? (9/30/2006 7:47:12 PM)

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ORIGINAL: juliaoceania

Does "submitting once" mean to that particular master is my question

Another thing is, some slaves do not describe it as submitting at all, kinda like they had no choice emotionally speaking....


In a M/s relationship, in my opinion, yes it means that particular Master.
 
And it is true, at least as i have experienced it, you come to a point where you suddenly realize you have no choice. I often think i chose the ones that i knew could take me there simply by being themselves.




adaddysgirl -> RE: BDSM Definitions? (9/30/2006 8:22:08 PM)

Well ownedgirlie, i prefer not to speculate why a Master would dismiss a 'perfect' slave....i have never been informed by a Master that this was the case.  Actually, i have never been told my a Master that he dismissed a slave who met all his needs, so that was my question.
 
And i wonder why my posts keep getting misinterpreted?  i asked a question.....then there should be NO ACCEPTABLE REASON for leaving, should there be?  That was a question, not a statement.
 
But yes, i do mean for a slave to leave of their own accord.  i understand death  (of course)....but i was not referring to that. 
 
And what i meant about a slave fulfilling a Master in every way, shape or form.....i think that when a slave submits, she does try to do this (to her best capacity anyway).   i would gander that even if you ask twicehappy, she tries to please in every way.  Will she be perfect?  Hell, i don't know!  But if she truly is and her Master dismisses her....well, i am not sure why this would happen.  Again, that was really a question.
 
In any event, i am talking about a slaving leaving of her own free will which was not part of the equation when i saw the quote of 'slaves submit once'.  That is why  i asked about slaves leaving that relationship.
 
Daddysgirl




ownedgirlie -> RE: BDSM Definitions? (9/30/2006 8:30:01 PM)

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ORIGINAL: adaddysgirl

And i wonder why my posts keep getting misinterpreted?  i asked a question.....then there should be NO ACCEPTABLE REASON for leaving, should there be?  That was a question, not a statement.

Yes, it was a question, and my answer was maybe he didn't want her.  When you further asked, "why would he want to get rid of her?"  I listed some speculative reasons. I meant no offense in doing so.

quote:


But yes, i do mean for a slave to leave of their own accord.  i understand death  (of course)....but i was not referring to that. 

I can see now that was the case.  I tend to be very literal, so I mistook your question to mean under any circumstances. 
 
quote:


But if she truly is and her Master dismisses her....well, i am not sure why this would happen.  Again, that was really a question.
 
I understand.  My last post, with the speculations, was an attempt to answer that question.
 




Sinergy -> RE: BDSM Definitions? (10/1/2006 1:28:22 AM)

quote:

ORIGINAL: KnightofMists

You called Synergy, slave synergy.  He obviously took exception to it.  It was not exactly the most appropriate way to prove your point that how one labels another affects a person.  



Lovely post, KnightofMists.  I had a couple of comments about it.

The name is Sinergy.  I want to put the sin back into things that work in concert.  Perhaps I just like the German lemon flavored candy by that name.

I did not necessarily take exception to it per se.  I simply found it amusing that somebody who deems themselves such a legend in their own mind as to grant themselves the right to define BDSM terminology and foist it on an entire community would commit such an egregious breach of D/s or BDSM protocol.

As you stated, calling me names was not exactly the most appropriate or effective method to prove her point that we
need terminology to define WIITWD.

But that is just me, and I could be wrong.

Sinergy




ShiftedJewel -> RE: BDSM Definitions? (10/1/2006 4:27:59 AM)

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And what i meant about a slave fulfilling a Master in every way, shape or form.....i think that when a slave submits, she does try to do this (to her best capacity anyway).   i would gander that even if you ask twicehappy, she tries to please in every way.  Will she be perfect?  Hell, i don't know!  But if she truly is and her Master dismisses her....well, i am not sure why this would happen.  Again, that was really a question.


I have to agree with the largest point of your question but will speculate as to why one would have to release the "perfect slave". It could be that he/she does all that can be done to please the owner, that his/her heart was there and the devotion was there and still it isn't enough or maybe is to much for the owner... in that respect it wouldn't be that the slave wasn't a "perfect slave" but that the slave wasn't "perfect" for that owner. I understand that sometimes slaves "beg" release but I'm not sure it's always the fault or short coming of the slave. There are a lot of so called owners out there that don't have the balls to just come right out and say... "You know what? This isn't working, I'm going to release you." Instead they turn into total asswipes and push the slave to the point where they have no other choice but to beg release. So in that respect the slave TRIED like hell be the "slave only submits once" type person and wasn't allowed to. It takes at least two in any relationship but it only takes one to really f*ck it up.
 
And Knight... there is one big difference here....

quote:

You called Synergy, slave synergy.  He obviously took exception to it.  It was not exactly the most appropriate way to prove your point that how one labels another affects a person.   I use a simple phrase... and you are affected by it.. no less than how Synergy was affected by your label. 


Synergy has made it pretty clear that words and labels mean little if anything to him... twice never made that comment, in fact she has made it clear that words mean a great deal to her. Personally, I think the point was made loud and clear. To state repeatedly that labels mean absolutely nothing and then to take exception to a label because it apparently does mean something speaks volumes. Either labels and words mean something and therefore affect someone or they mean nothing at all or only what each individual wishes them to mean and couldn't possibly be construed as offensive or even complimentary... because they are meaningless.
 
Similar to the word "greater"... it doesn't always mean better, sometimes it just means bigger.

quote:

  It's almost reached the train wreck status for me.


There are still some trying to pull it back on track KatyLied.




adaddysgirl -> RE: BDSM Definitions? (10/1/2006 5:06:22 AM)

i used to date a guy i considered quite stubborn.  He said he was 'determined'  [:'(]
 
i said determined was a healthy attitude, stubborn was just being 'jackass-ish'  [:D]
 
No problem twicehappy.  And i think you sound determined, not stuborn....but i could be wrong [:D][:D][:D][:D]
 
Daddysgirl




adaddysgirl -> RE: BDSM Definitions? (10/1/2006 5:13:28 AM)

Oh, no problem ownedgirlie.  This is the problem with the written word....so much different than when actually conversing with another.  Sometimes i think that gets to be the mix up when people start slamming each other.  The written word just leaves a lot to be construed differently depending on who's reading it.
 
All in all, i have enjoyed this thread, despite the diversity.  Lots of different people....lots of different view points  [&:]
 
Daddysgirl




adaddysgirl -> RE: BDSM Definitions? (10/1/2006 5:15:49 AM)

Not to get off topic but would someone here please tell me how to box in the quotes?  i wanted to try it but didn't want to f it up so i'd rather ask first.  Thanks to any replies  [;)]




topcat -> RE: BDSM Definitions? (10/1/2006 5:30:25 AM)

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ORIGINAL: adaddysgirl

Not to get off topic but would someone here please tell me how to box in the quotes?  i wanted to try it but didn't want to f it up so i'd rather ask first.  Thanks to any replies  [;)]


EIther highlight the text and hit the [Quote] button (next to [Reply] on the top right of the orignial post) or in the reply to message window, click the little speech ballon, and C&P what you want inside the  boxes.




twicehappy -> RE: BDSM Definitions? (10/1/2006 5:37:46 AM)

quote:

ORIGINAL: adaddysgirl

No problem twicehappy.  And i think you sound determined, not stuborn....but i could be wrong [:D][:D][:D][:D] 


Or maybe i am just a rockhead, lmao........[image]http://www.collarchat.com/micons/m11.gif[/image]

I think Mistress mine made a very good point, it does take two to make a relationship but one can ruin it. Again, i think the statement you made about knowing who you are submitting to is a huge part of it, and that goes for those on both sides of the kneel.




adaddysgirl -> RE: BDSM Definitions? (10/1/2006 5:40:26 AM)

quote:

ORIGINAL: topcat

EIther highlight the text and hit the [Quote] button (next to [Reply] on the top right of the orignial post) or in the reply to message window, click the little speech ballon, and C&P what you want inside the  boxes.


Okay, here i go....and thanks!




ScooterTrash -> RE: BDSM Definitions? (10/1/2006 5:42:15 AM)

"Words and their meanings are to qualities what numbers are to quantities" OWEN BARFIELD
 
(I gathered this info from multiple sources and some of it paraphrased, so citing a specific source is not possible, but this information is readily available)
 
The coexistence of several meanings in one word, which is quite common is called polysemy. Many words develop a whole family of meanings, each new meaning often forming yet another starting point for more. The existence of polysemy has obvious dangers: it can make language rather slippery, so that in the course of a piece of reasoning we may be led astray because a key word in our argument is used with different meanings in different places. A homonym is a word that has the same pronunciation and spelling as another word, but a different meaning while heteronyms are words that are spelled the same but have different pronunciations and meanings.
 
This of course does not necessarily justify or validate the differences of words &/or their meanings or interpretations in the BDSM lifestyle, but the concept of multiple meanings between different groups, locations, etc. does exist. Therefore, the words slave, submissive, dominant, etc. having a different meaning in the BDSM lifestyle versus the vanilla lifestyle is an acceptable phenomina.

As a tongue in cheek example (I snagged this from another forum board, so I can’t really “credit” anyone)
 
Words Women Use and Their Meanings

FINE
This is the word women use to end an argument when they are right and
you need to shut up.

FIVE MINUTES
If she is getting dressed, this is half an hour. Five minutes is only five minutes if you have just been given 5 more minutes to watch the game before helping around the house.

NOTHING
This is the calm before the storm. This means "something," and you should be on your toes. Arguments that begin with 'Nothing' usually end in "Fine"

GO AHEAD
This is a dare, not permission. Don't do it.

LOUD SIGH
This is not actually a word, but is a non-verbal statement often misunderstood by men. A "Loud Sigh" means she thinks you are an idiot and wonders why she is wasting her time standing here and arguing with you
over "Nothing"
 
THAT'S OKAY
This is one of the most dangerous statements that a woman can make to a man. "That's Okay" means that she wants to think long and hard before deciding how and when you will pay for your mistake.

THANKS
A woman is thanking you. Do not question it or faint. Just say you're welcome.

[:D]




adaddysgirl -> RE: BDSM Definitions? (10/1/2006 5:44:29 AM)

Woohoo...it worked!   Thanks again topcat.
 
So what do i know?  i'm just a vanilla anyway (see that lil cone over my pic?)   [:D][:D][:D][:D]




adaddysgirl -> RE: BDSM Definitions? (10/1/2006 5:49:23 AM)

Scooter,
 
i have seen this before and i still have to laugh....because it's all true!  [&:]




mistoferin -> RE: BDSM Definitions? (10/1/2006 5:56:54 AM)

I only have just a moment to respond to this post before I am off to my daily torture session at the hospital, but I just wanted to jump in here.

adaddysgirl,
I can think of many reasons why a slave would ask for release or why there may be a dissolution of a Master/slave relationship...even after the slave submits once. Because we are people...and people change and are fallible. Just because you submit to a man today, there is no guarantee that he will be the same man 10 years from now. There is no guarantee that what works for both of you today will be what works then.

In the case of myself and my ex Master...I submitted to the man who I thought that was the perfect match for me. We had long and major discussions about what we wanted from life and what our relationship would be comprised of. It fit and we made a commitment to each other. When we committed, we had all intentions of it being forever. Unfortunately though, sometimes life has another plan.

About 8 years into the relationship, he began drinking again. He became an entirely different person than the man I made those commitments to. He became abusive in many ways. The next three years were hell....but I was determined to honor my commitment. I tried in every way that was possible to help him. But that only works when someone wants help. He did not. He was very comfortable in his self destruction and was sucking me down with his sinking ship. Self preservation finally had me looking for the door. As it turns out, I reached my decision at about the same time he took a huge leap over the edge and landed in a ton of legal troubles. Had I not made the decision that I could no longer continue, it would not have mattered because the State decided they had another place they wanted him to live for the next 10 years.

Will we be together again one day? I will never say never but I will say it is highly doubtful. There is probably just too much dirty water under that bridge. But I can tell you this much....I still love him deeply and his love for me is still as strong as it ever was....so yes, relationships can change....despite love....despite commitments....despite contracts. Because that is how life just is.




SirLordTrainer -> RE: BDSM Definitions? (10/1/2006 5:58:29 AM)

I recall those terms in the old vanilla days, these days she'd just add 'Sir' at the end of each!  LOL




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