Noah -> RE: What is it you "need" in a master and how do you get it? (1/31/2007 6:30:32 PM)
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ORIGINAL: sub10dcies I completely agree with the theory that these "subs" or "slaves" are just plain desperate. I will also add that not only are they desperate, but I feel that they are completely ignorant to what the lifestyle is really and truly about. Don't get me wrong, I am, by far, no expert on the subject. I am completely new to this lifestyle, BUT I know enough that an online personality can always be far from what reality is. To me, from personal experience with chatting with fellow "subies" I have notice that many are just curious about he fantasy of having a Master, but when it comes down to it, they are way out of thier true elements. But this also holds true to the self-claimed cyber "MASTERS" .. ha, ha .. many of those also need to be watched out for. You "know enough that an online personality can always be far from what reality is." That's terrific. Do you also know that the person you court with for years and eventually marry and live with can turn out to be very different than what he seems to rpesent himself as? And do you know that the liklihood of this rises proportionally with your willingness to proceed based upon your presumptions and preconceptions rather than opening yourself up to actually encounter the person? Do you know that there are people in the world who don't tremble and quake with fear that everyone the meet will lie to them and cheat them and so need to be checked up on and verified like some criminal in a methadone program? These tend to be the people who themselves don't do a lot of lying and cheating. And thank heaven they have ways of recognizing one another and sahring richly together, for the most part without having to fearful, narrow-minded people who deem aything thay can't undewrstand or do themselves to be impossible or deficient. Oh this post of yours is choice stuff. You arrived on this morning's bus and have had a few conversations with a few people and are in a position to perform elaborate psychological diagnoses and to evaluate the character of any number of people you yourself have never even spoken to, never mind met. So this can be done. This level of intimacy with a whole group of individuals can be achieved in a few hours of chatroom lurking. How interesting, Conversely, two people who choose for their own reasons or who are limited by circumstances to communicating at a distance for a considerable time, who take a good deal of time together and share richly of themselves and their experiences, these people are to be derided for coming to conclusions about one another. Are the two pillars of human interaction for you people Lack of Imagination and Ignorance? What I really like about threads like this is the reminder they provide to be grateful for all the people I know who don't live their lives based on preconceptions and prejudices. The irony of it all presents itself when I consider how many such people I count as friends, or more, who I met and got to know online.
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