OhBeMyMind
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ORIGINAL: LuckyAlbatross quote:
ORIGINAL: KaineD This, plus the fact that she had to ASK if it was normal, is what makes me think it's abuse. If she were happy with her arrangements, she wouldn't be asking other people whats normal and she wouldn't be crying. Would she? Crying and unsure if something is normal or not hardly equates to something being abusive. I've known subs who fully leap into a first spanking, enjoy the hell out of it, and then get what I call the "morning after syndrome" when they wake up, realize what they've done, get totally freaked out about it, cry, hate the marks, call people up and ask what's going on and how to deal. The spanking itself was not abusive at all, in fact it was fully desired at the time. This particular situation, with the information given, is too gray to suggest whether we could say that this reasonably could be defined as abusive or not. As I said in my first response, if SHE feels it's abusive, she should take steps to remove herself from the situation. That still doesn't mean it IS abusive or would reasonably be considered such by others. Well said LA....I appreciate the "morning after syndrome" you offered....I too have known people who behaved the same way. In my experience, after a couple of days they are calm, collected and ready to jump back in...craving that spanking or whatever scene they were just hysteric over. Nuff said.
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