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RE: Cross-dressing and Acceptance - 11/4/2006 2:05:18 PM   
LadyEllen


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Popeye - I dont believe they have banned any of the above people, no. But you seem to want to ban crossdressers, so that is the reason for my post.

However, this wasnt the purpose of this thread as I understand it, anyway?

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RE: Cross-dressing and Acceptance - 11/4/2006 2:33:02 PM   
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Yes this is Collarme.com and some cross dressers come here seeking a collar. The bottom line is this, if you don't want to deal with the crossdressers you don't have too. But I feel they have as much place here as anyone else does. I don't happen to like the gorean philosophy, I try to steer clear of their forums and if I see a profile with the word gor in it, I keep on trucking. Sometimes you just have to rise above something and say to yourself I don't have to deal with this, this isn't my lifestyle so I'll just ignore it and go on.

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RE: Cross-dressing and Acceptance - 11/4/2006 2:43:53 PM   
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Everyone has a right to be here and post. If we dont like their opinions, then we should be given the choice not to read them. The problem becomes when someone takes up teh cause of the unjustly downtrodden and turns it into a personal fight with anyone and everyone that doesnt blindly agree with what they say.  If you wish to attack my OPINIONS and my IDEAS then have at it.  However, if you chose to go beyind the boudaries of the topic and fel it necessary to attack ME, thats where I draw the line.  Opinions are like assholes, as my grandfather says. Everyone has one.  If everyone agreed, itd be damn boring.  However, in order to argue opinions and points constructively, you have t present yourself as a respectable enough person to be taken seriously.  I dont know about anyone else on here, but I have a lot of trouble taking someone seriously when they cant argue a point ina forum without making it into either a perosnal attack on the posters involved, or somehow making it look likea peronsla attack on themselves.  Opinions are just that, thoughts on a subject. So argue them in that venue, and we can actually start enjoying these thigns again.

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RE: Cross-dressing and Acceptance - 11/4/2006 2:48:58 PM   
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quote:

ORIGINAL: LadyEllen

Popeye - I dont believe they have banned any of the above people, no. But you seem to want to ban crossdressers, so that is the reason for my post.

However, this wasnt the purpose of this thread as I understand it, anyway?

E


Lady Ellen, go back and read my posts, I didn't say I want to ban them I said I have *no interest* in that activity.
If I was interested in it I'd be in a cross dressing site.
Ah,....Lady Ellen, and how could *I* possibly "ban" anyone from this site?
You're either making assumptions or trying to put words into my mouth.

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RE: Cross-dressing and Acceptance - 11/4/2006 2:54:37 PM   
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ORIGINAL: Lashra

Yes this is Collarme.com and some cross dressers come here seeking a collar. The bottom line is this, if you don't want to deal with the crossdressers you don't have too. But I feel they have as much place here as anyone else does. I don't happen to like the gorean philosophy, I try to steer clear of their forums and if I see a profile with the word gor in it, I keep on trucking. Sometimes you just have to rise above something and say to yourself I don't have to deal with this, this isn't my lifestyle so I'll just ignore it and go on.

~Lashra




See the stereotype here is crossdressers are "only fetishists"...or "not true subs" or one I heard in a thread last month......
" are more interested in looking at themselves than serving"....

I suppose I could sink to THEIR level and start stereotyping all dominant females...but I think that would show a lack of intelligence.

Its easier and much simpler to demonize and falsify things about a certain group...rather than view them on an individual basis.

Lashra...good to see that your male sub compromises in order to stay in check to your standards.

He is lucky to have such an open minded Mistress.

It sounds like you will have many years of fun and love.




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RE: Cross-dressing and Acceptance - 11/4/2006 3:03:29 PM   
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ORIGINAL: DiurnalVampire

Everyone has a right to be here and post. If we dont like their opinions, then we should be given the choice not to read them. The problem becomes when someone takes up teh cause of the unjustly downtrodden and turns it into a personal fight with anyone and everyone that doesnt blindly agree with what they say.  If you wish to attack my OPINIONS and my IDEAS then have at it.  However, if you chose to go beyind the boudaries of the topic and fel it necessary to attack ME, thats where I draw the line.  Opinions are like assholes, as my grandfather says. Everyone has one.  If everyone agreed, itd be damn boring.  However, in order to argue opinions and points constructively, you have t present yourself as a respectable enough person to be taken seriously.  I dont know about anyone else on here, but I have a lot of trouble taking someone seriously when they cant argue a point ina forum without making it into either a perosnal attack on the posters involved, or somehow making it look likea peronsla attack on themselves.  Opinions are just that, thoughts on a subject. So argue them in that venue, and we can actually start enjoying these thigns again.

DV
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Vampire, well said.
I enjoy B&D, S&M,& M/s.
If I knew that a person didn't want to do those things or wasn't interested in trying those things then far be it from me to try to force them to do them or to push it on them.
I just wouldn't do it.

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RE: Cross-dressing and Acceptance - 11/5/2006 7:48:51 AM   
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ORIGINAL: tasha_tart

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ORIGINAL: MizSuz

But, this is not my primary relationship and I'm not doing without anything to remain in a friendship with them (unless you count mirror time - they are mirror hogs).



Of course we are...but I bring my own. 



Well, most ladies of distinction would!  You know, when I saw your post I thought "Tasha???" because one of my dear friends previously mentioned is Tasha.  I see she's not the only one, and in looking at your website I'd say you have similar proclivities.

Nice tats, btw.  And that ladder - it would seem you guys laid convention aside a bit and did a lot of them at once.  I'm impressed.  How was the healing time and are you having a bit of trouble with that top one migrating?  I hope not.


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RE: Cross-dressing and Acceptance - 11/6/2006 10:41:12 AM   
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quote:

ORIGINAL: popeye1250

quote:

ORIGINAL: LadyEllen

Popeye - I dont believe they have banned any of the above people, no. But you seem to want to ban crossdressers, so that is the reason for my post.

However, this wasnt the purpose of this thread as I understand it, anyway?

E


Lady Ellen, go back and read my posts, I didn't say I want to ban them I said I have *no interest* in that activity.
If I was interested in it I'd be in a cross dressing site.
Ah,....Lady Ellen, and how could *I* possibly "ban" anyone from this site?
You're either making assumptions or trying to put words into my mouth.


Maybe I'm misreading things, and if I am, I apologize.
 
However, it seems to me that for someone who is merely "not interested" in crossdressing, you spend a lot of time following CD-related threads.  You also spend a lot of time telling everyone how CDs don't belong on this site.
 
To protect your sensibilities from offensive stuff like - gasp - crossdressers I'd suggest the following:
  • if the title of the thread has "crossdressing" or perhaps "trans..." in it...don't read it
  • if any other activity you don't like is in the title of the thread...move on
  • stop looking up "Trans" profiles just so you can gag upon seeing their pictures
  • stop worrying about why someone else's "thing" does not belong on Collarme, and taking it upon yourself to tell everyone it doesn't belong

Just my opinion, of course.
 
BTW, I have also suggested a "trans" forum on this site, so that we could all go hide in our own little corner and not trouble your world any further.  Of course that would also make it easier for you to single out the miscreants who are trying to drag Collarme off its B/D, and nothing but B/D path. ("C.M. is a B&D oriented site after all.")
 
Once you've dealt with all the trans folk, you can start on the S/M crowd, the Gor people, the poly types, and anyone else who does not believe in whips and chains forever.
 
Tasha

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RE: Cross-dressing and Acceptance - 11/6/2006 10:54:37 AM   
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Well, most ladies of distinction would!  You know, when I saw your post I thought "Tasha???" because one of my dear friends previously mentioned is Tasha.  I see she's not the only one, and in looking at your website I'd say you have similar proclivities.

Nice tats, btw.  And that ladder - it would seem you guys laid convention aside a bit and did a lot of them at once.  I'm impressed.  How was the healing time and are you having a bit of trouble with that top one migrating?  I hope not.



Thank you.  I'm so pleased with the way the tattoos turned out...and getting them done was, in varying degrees, painful, so it was kind of a two-for-one special. 
 
I don't think I ever got more than two at once in the ladder, but they all were low on the pain scale compared to nipples and the two in my septum.  They all healed very well, but over time several of them start working their way out and were removed.  Most were replaced after the holes fully healed.
 
The top one was the very first piercing I got, and "nervous" would not quite describe my feelings beforehand.  When it hardly hurt at all, and looked way cool, I was hooked.  I think the one in the picture is the third (maybe second) generation, as it had a tendency to grow out.
 
Unfortunately, the ladder is no more.  The jewellery was causing some problems with sex, so I removed it all.  The scar tissue does leave some interesting ridges, though.  I miss them, but I always knew that if any of my assorted bits were causing me trouble, they'd have to go.  I should update that on my site...one more thing on my to-do list.
 
Tasha

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RE: Cross-dressing and Acceptance - 11/6/2006 11:50:08 AM   
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ORIGINAL: tasha_tart

quote:

ORIGINAL: popeye1250

quote:

ORIGINAL: LadyEllen

Popeye - I dont believe they have banned any of the above people, no. But you seem to want to ban crossdressers, so that is the reason for my post.

However, this wasnt the purpose of this thread as I understand it, anyway?

E


Lady Ellen, go back and read my posts, I didn't say I want to ban them I said I have *no interest* in that activity.
If I was interested in it I'd be in a cross dressing site.
Ah,....Lady Ellen, and how could *I* possibly "ban" anyone from this site?
You're either making assumptions or trying to put words into my mouth.


Maybe I'm misreading things, and if I am, I apologize.
 
However, it seems to me that for someone who is merely "not interested" in crossdressing, you spend a lot of time following CD-related threads.  You also spend a lot of time telling everyone how CDs don't belong on this site.
 
To protect your sensibilities from offensive stuff like - gasp - crossdressers I'd suggest the following:
  • if the title of the thread has "crossdressing" or perhaps "trans..." in it...don't read it
  • if any other activity you don't like is in the title of the thread...move on
  • stop looking up "Trans" profiles just so you can gag upon seeing their pictures
  • stop worrying about why someone else's "thing" does not belong on Collarme, and taking it upon yourself to tell everyone it doesn't belong


Just my opinion, of course.
 
BTW, I have also suggested a "trans" forum on this site, so that we could all go hide in our own little corner and not trouble your world any further.  Of course that would also make it easier for you to single out the miscreants who are trying to drag Collarme off its B/D, and nothing but B/D path. ("C.M. is a B&D oriented site after all.")
 
Once you've dealt with all the trans folk, you can start on the S/M crowd, the Gor people, the poly types, and anyone else who does not believe in whips and chains forever.
 
Tasha


Tasha_tart, please, spare me the melodrama.

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RE: Cross-dressing and Acceptance - 11/6/2006 2:02:36 PM   
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Tasha_tart, please, spare me the melodrama.


Popeye:
 
All right, melodrama-free...why, if you don't like or understand crossdressing, do you bother reading threads related to it, and go out of your way to peruse "trans" profiles?  Why not just file it all under "not my thing"?
 
Tasha

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