SusanofO
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I agree very much, onestandingstill! The way I see it, a Master is supposed to be looking out for the slave's welfare - when that ceases to happen, I'd consider it a broken contract. If someone is verging on major depression due to emotional abuse (or physical abuse), or a combination of these, and the Master-Dominant knows it and doesn't care, I think he's negelcted his duties to the point it's fine to walk. He (or she) is supposed to know their slave well enough to be able to figure out what would be considered abuse by the slave - even if he(she) is "pushing limits", and if he (she) doesn't then he should try to find out what's bothering her (him), if she (he) is depressed, If he/she just usn't talking about it, and the Dominat-Master assumes everything is fine, that's something else. Maybe the slave has an obligation to say something? I am not talking about petty stuff, like she didn't get her way about one little thing and is too immature to swallow it and move on. I am talking about ongoing emotional or physical abuse a slave was not led to expect would ever happen. -Susan
< Message edited by SusanofO -- 12/14/2006 1:41:11 PM >
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