NightWindWhisper
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Would a Dominant be in the right if they sent a submissive to a hospital for care for what was adminsistered in a session even though it was within the submissive's consent and limits? To perceive the need for urgent care, and to ignore it is a violation of law in most states, just as if you saw a bicyclist lying unconscious on the side of the road, bleeding from the ears. It's not an "in the right." If the dom perceives there is that level of need, the dom must do that. However this being said: It is likely you will be questioned, even if you don't answer the questions expect to meet the police. If convenient have another woman who understands the relationship bring her. Would't this be an abuse of trust and responsibility? And if she dies from internal bleeding, infection or whatever, or suffers harm that could have been mitigated? Then what of trust and responsibility? Should a dominant intentionally physically hurt, not emotionally hurt? Hurt is damage. Damage is harm. Doms should do no harm. There are exceptions, for instance branding causes permanent tissue damage and could be an outlier to this. I believe that nobody should do emotional hurt to another, period. Is harm a perception or a reality and how is it defined? Harm is damage. A one inch tear that goes from the vagina to the rectum is indeed a perception of reality and is something that would need immediate urgent care. To define it would take pages. Can giving a submissive discipline on a regular basis be perceived as harm as a co-enabling of an addictive personality? Very interesting question. Short answer: yes. Long answer: Being spanked regularly (in a non-damaging manner) in a way that fulfills the need to turn to, let's say, alcohol then why not? However anyone can perceive anything, and addicts are often linked with 12 step groups and within that there is the perception of switching one addiction for another is not good. To enable one to do that then also would be perceived as "not good." It's such an open ended general question it's really impossible to answer. As a side note, I believe that much of what occurs in a d/s // bdsm relationship is addicting. Heck I attempt to be my submissives addiction via orgasm and endorphin release, I haven't had any complaints on that one. Consider that working out at the gym, or running can be addictive, so can stamp collecting and sex. It's a matter of "does it interfere with life," or "is it harming the person in some way?"
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