CTclay
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quote: who started this thread, indicated that her felonious friend could count on her not judging him. Is there a contradiction between complaining about liars and then embracing them? [quote/] First of all I do not have to judge. The state already did that. The point you missed was. People can be themselves and not necessarily have to be judged by me. People don't have to pretend they are someone they are not to still have friends. The man got out of prison and I was one of the first people he called to confess his sins. He is not my dom. He is just a man I happen to know. I know several here on these boards who would lie to you about what they ate today. WHY? What does it matter? The people who truly mean something to you in life are going to like you for whatever you are and understand. You don't have to hide who you are. Is it possible that when we talk about not judging others we're really (sometimes? mostly?) talking about forgiving them, or putting their faults into perspective? If you think about it, CitizenCane, you may agree there's no real contradiction. I think people who have been through prison, who appear to be sorry for what they've done need the support. Good for you, Gloria. It can even be worth going out on a limb (at least a bit) for them, depending on the circumstances. Yes, the standards just have to be higher in this lifestyle -- but still, if you knew from experience that a dominant was careful in scenes and had integrity in other ways, you wouldn't run away screaming if that dominant also happened to tell you a few tall tales. If I didn't know much else about a dominant who I caught in a lie -- personally, I'd run away screaming. The liars that really would disturb me: Someone who would lie about whether they're already in a relationship, or who suggests she would sneak around her significant other to have a relationship with me. Also, some dominant who would lie about her experience level. You can't win with those people. As to other lies, I guess it depends on what I know about the whole person.
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