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LadyHugs -> RE: Written Permission (11/29/2006 10:27:22 AM)
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Dear Dnomyar, Ladies and Gentlemen;
In my personal experiences, when letters of reference were used, letters of introduction and or letter of consent/permission were used; it was a formality and etiquette used very naturally, as it was all in the 'pre computer' and or 'cell phone' age. Nothing was really extreme in my mind's eyes then or now.
In my school days, parents had to give written permission to teachers to do this or that, such as field trips and the like. In the law's eyes, it is technically required to have written permission to drive another person's vehicle in some states, as to prove there is no theft issue.
That said, it was a time when your word was your bond. Some remember that and some do not.
There are occassions, such as an academy setting, where slaves had to have written permission from their owners to participate and restrictions were honored.
True, there might be times a telephone call can be just as effective as written works but, I do like the proof in my fingers that permission was given as well as the 'spirit' of that permission. I work on boundaries and honoring another Owner/Dominant by respecting his/her boundaries--I respect them, not just the slave I have permission to deal with.
It is something I want to do--Respect them all.
Respectfully submitted for consideration,
Lady Hugs
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