EmeraldSlave2
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To me humiliation is when someone intentionally puts someone else in a humbled position towards them or others and knows that that is exactly what's going on Humiliation is simply far too individual to suggest what would be humiliation to one person or another. I'm very difficult to humiliate and that's part of why I love it so much- when someone gets it right, it's amazing. But there are different classes which can be generally humiliation such objectification (either through usage or writing on the person), exhibition, and introspection. I'm sure there's more we could add but those seem to be the major ones. Each touches a person in a way to force them to face their own ego, their own sense of self and change how they relate to others because of it. The most intensly humiliating experience I've had was done very quietly, very simply, and no one around would have picked up on it at all. Someone once asked if I would feel humiliated if I was taken out to dinner and then left on the curb with a leash while the others went inside to eat. My first question? Is it raining and have I eaten yet? If I am hungry, or if I'm freezing cold, the LAST thing on my mind is how humiliating it feels to be out there with a leash on. Context is everything in humiliation, the littlest thing, externally or internally can skew the whole thing. It's a very intense and very precise balance. I love humiliation partly because I'm such a self-secure person, it takes an intense wallop to get me to a very humbled headspace, so someone who CAN do that to me is very intuitive and VERY good at controlling my headspace- that's intense. I also LIKE that headspace, I LIKE being just an object to use/fuck/ignore, I LIKE knowing that my place of status is below the cats. Why do I enjoy those things in particular? I'm not sure, I can tell you what buttons it pushes and what gets me there, but why THOSE buttons affect me but don't affect other people at all, I don't know. But humiliation, degradation and objectification are some of my favorite things. It's a very love/hate relationship.
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