MsKatHouston
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Joined: 6/7/2006 From: Houston, TX Status: offline
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So, a question for the Dommes: if someone you loved gave you a precious gift, one that could not be replaced with one identical to it, would you casually loan it out to your friends? Just a little food for thought... Yes, if it was someone I knew could be trusted with it. I don't think the word "casually", however, belongs in that sentence as if loaning out equated to the decision being a casual one. It would not be and it would only be to someone I trusted completely. Now, my definition of loaning someone out may be different than others. However, I would have zero qualms about say someone is having a party and needs help. They call me and ask if they can borrow my boy for some heavy lifting. Um, sure, no problem. If he balked at that for any other reason than time constraints/family issues, I'd be surprised and disappointed. For play, if I am there, I will be much more generous about him being the bottom to someone else's play. If I am not there, it would epend on the activity and who the person is. Service is the same way. For example, my best friend, Ms. S. was having back issues. My boy is an excellent masseur. I offered him to go give her a masssage. I asked him if he would mind (yes, asked). He did not. He made arrangements. If it was an act he enjoyed and I had little experience in, I would prefer to learn it myself and would go about doing so, possibly co topping with someone more experienced. If it was an activity he enjoyed and I did not...maybe, maybe not. Case by case basis but frankly, I can not think of one thing we are so at polar opposites about anyway. If there was something like that, I doubt we'd be together because a significant need is not being met. If I was to loan him out, it would be with both of them knowing exactly what is and is not ok. He also has every right (and responsibility) to decline anything he knew I would not like or he could not go through with. As far as loaning him to someone I knew he did not like, no way. I could not do that to him. Also, the odds of that happening where I had a level of trust and friendship with a person and he did not like them at all is so slim I can not really imagine it. We met through friends and we run in the same circles. Again, compatibility there. But, given the possibility, no I would never loan him out to anyone with whom he'd feel uncomfortable for any reason.
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-Kat ~If you can't be a good example, you'll just have to serve as a horrible warning~
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