ravenna
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Very well put, EmeraldSlave2. But i can add that i have been dismissed, just last fall, by my third owner, and that it was the most devastating and traumatic experience i have ever had. i felt precisely that way, that my life was pointless unless i was owned. (Actually, i still feel that way.) And in my overwhelming desire to be owned again as soon as possible, no matter how or where or by whom, i ended up on the verge of making an unbelievably disastrous decision, one that probably would have endangered or ended my life, that might even have been the proverbial "fate worse than death." i could even see it coming, and in my shattered state i didn't really care, as long as i lived and died a slave. All that saved me was my amazing master Michelangelo, who had been my second owner years before, and whom i had recruited to be my "agent." He saw the danger much more clearly than i did, and he stepped in and pulled me out of the transaction at literally the eleventh hour. i think he saved my life. Happy ending: We fell in love all over again, he wanted me back in his ownership again, i never wanted anything as much in my whole life, and he recollared me in January. And he brought my beautiful first owner back into my life too, as my co-owner. My life is good now. (Spectacular understatement!) But back to Chupaflor's question: Yes, if what you most want and need in life is to be a slave, then being set free, against all your hopes and desires, can indeed make life seem not worth living. And i know Story of O (my favorite novel!) is really a fairy tale, but fairy tales live on and on because there is truth inside them.
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