Jnj
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ORIGINAL: Dartantris When you're doing a rape scene, you're pretending. To allow the sub to sustain the illusion that she is being raped, she uses safe words. Personally, when my owner, his friends, and I do rape scenes, we do not use safewords. Using safewords makes feel like we are pretending. It prevents me from obtaining any sort of head space, because when we use a safeword, it is always in the back of my mind that if this was a real rape, I would be trying as many methods as possible to get away from it -- so why not just use the one I know will work in this instance, a safeword? If I'm not using something that I know logically will make the activity cease, I am actively giving consent every time the cock strokes inside me. That isn't a rape scene to me. That is a force me and I will pretend I don't like it scene. And that is the goal of a rape scene for me...to actually feel raped, not to pretend I'm being raped. I want to get to the point where I really am saying "I'm not pretending now. I really do want you to stop." and any version of that I can think of, and it isn't listened to. In primal play, I strive to reach a mindset during the scene where I can forget that my partner has ethics, that we have agreements, that we are trying to be safe. I want all of that to melt away, and I want to be taken to a place where I don't obey because I want to, I obey because I am forced to. But then again, I find playing with someone who judges acceptable risk more liberally than I do extremely erotic.
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