Miss Trickery
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Somewhat of a criterion here. A typical idiosyncratic devlopement of pseudo-acumen, engrossing, yet, perplexing.
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I wouldn't trust a sub who couldn't tell me no without breaking a sweat.
Perhaps, but based on a gut feeling, i believe he'd have more issue with a warrior sub than ... how did Eddie Murphy put it last night ... (highly paraphrased) "a shy bitch with skeletons in her closet that only wants a salad, and is too scared to say anything for fear a bone will come flying out of her mouth."Killishandra said:Actually, I am wondering why it confused you at all, AA. If Marquis was talking about a sub that could tell him no... why, I believe he would have used the word "could" instead of the word "couldn't."
i agree, not a big deal, but a very good point when discussing the title topic. Whether he intended to or not is in the realm of his mind. If we were two buds out hunting, and he were to tell me something i didn't understand, i'd sure as hell ask him to speak plainly rather than hope i'd understood. Cock-blocking is not my style, intentionally, nor unintentionally.Killishandra said:It's not a big deal. *shrug* I was just trying to clear up a misunderstanding, if there was one. Everyone makes grammar, syntax, and spelling mistakes sometimes, but I found the sentence in question highly readable.
i'll agree that your sentence changes the original intent, but then it should considering you've changed could to would.Killishandra said:Not necessarily true, AA, and I would expect a self-styled language nazi such as yourself to know that! Context makes a HUGE difference sometimes. Rearranging Marquis' sentence to say "I could not trust a sub who wouldn't tell me no" holds a subtle but pointedly different meaning than his original wording. Just for starters, in this case the sub is apparently capable of saying no but decides not to, as opposed to originally being "incapable" of saying no.
You missed the point, although how (when you originally mentioned punctuation) i don't know. Changing the order of words is not the intent. Changing the sentence structure (with required punctuation) is and sometimes makes an otherwise confusing sentence clear.Killishandra said:Incidentally, some sentences when rearranged would display an even larger discrepency from the original intent. "My dog eats his poop for dinner and I eat steak." means something quite different than "I eat his poop for dinner and my dog eats steak."
AngelicAssassin said:Perhaps, but based on a gut feeling, i believe he'd have more issue with a warrior sub than ... how did Eddie Murphy put it last night ... (highly paraphrased) "a shy bitch with skeletons in her closet that only wants a salad, and is too scared to say anything for fear a bone will come flying out of her mouth."
If you had said bone wearing bitch butt naked on a zebra, i would have lost it.Marquis said:Nah, I prefer a girl who eats real food.
So I can make her eat salad.
I'll take an obnoxious, rude, arrogant exterior with a core of gold over a superficially coquette but internally vengeful princess any day of the week.
shy slave said:In a vanilla role you could shout, yell, sulk whatever in D/s there may be differing expectations.
All relationships are about communcation, a plate flying toward your head is a form of that, even if there are no spoken words attached to it.
AngelicAssassin said:i'll agree that your sentence changes the original intent, but then it should considering you've changed could to would.
Killishandra said:P.S. Eddie Murphy "RAW" is some funny shit, eh? I want HALF!!
tempsbrat said:I cannot ever imagine saying "Fuck no" or "Fuck off" to my Mistress. Our's is a relationship built on trust and respect. If it gets to the point that those words are forming on my lips, then the ship is way off course and we need to talk as equals and find out what the hell is wrong.
tempsbrat said:It's been interesting reading this thread. My Mistress and I are long distance at this time, though she is planning on moving here. We do active cyber when we can't be together, and the rule for me is that I am not allowed to use the word "no" because it is so vanilla. It doesn't allow for greater understanding of what I am going through, need, or want and it is a word of control. Therefore, I must come up with a way to state my views in a respectful manner in keeping with the previous statement.
It can be something as simple as Mistress asking me, "Did you go to the doctor today?" If the answer is "no", then I say, "I did not go today because .....". She may or may not find my reason acceptable and deal with it at that point. I do also think there is some difference between being a sub and a slave. Mine is a complicated mixture and we are both partners so there is a fine line to walk that she controls, and at any time can assert the D/s aspect.
I do think the day to day situations are a real challenge for 24/7 D/s. How many lament the days gone by when D/s play was so frequent and now find themselves rarely playing at all? All relationships take work to not fall into ruts, but I do believe a D/s one takes even more care, and it is imho on the shoulders of the PYL to keep the relationship on course as they are the Captain of the ship. I am a pyl precisely because I don't want to lead and control, and she is a PYL precisely because she wants to be in control, and I trust that she wants her pet happy, thus will not just take care of her needs, but mine as well.
I cannot ever imagine saying "Fuck no" or "Fuck off" to my Mistress. Our's is a relationship built on trust and respect. If it gets to the point that those words are forming on my lips, then the ship is way off course and we need to talk as equals and find out what the hell is wrong.
Now having said all that, I do have 10 years experience as a PYL and fully appreciate the demands it does put on the PYL. But, that is their choice to step into that role, to have that trust, and it is an amazing gift to gain that kind of loyal submission and the responsibility of it should feel immense if you truly to cherish your pyl.
tempsbrat said:I guess it is just not part of who I am to speak disrespectfully to my partner. My Mistress is also my g/f, and intended partner. She likes to say that if I am not calling her a "bitch" behind her back then she is doing something wrong.
I am also not an overly disobedient pyl. I enjoy pleasing my Mistress a great deal, and she does not tolerate disobedience. She would not enjoy a SAM at all. I once had a SAM when I was a PYL, it was a great challenge, but once I got her under control it was a lot of fun. Submission is a choice plain and simple. If I can't talk about my feelings in a mature way without saying such things as "fuck off" then to me there is an issue with some serious miscommunication, needs unmet etc., and that is then part my fault and theirs.
I just don't see what is gained by rude behavior whether to a stranger or one's supposed best friend and lover which is what I think most people envision their spouses to be when they choose to marry.
Recidiva said:(another ignorance moment, what's a SAM in this context?)
I'm a firm believer in manners, but I'm also a firm believer in reality. I don't think you should say anything behind someone's back that you haven't said to their face or wouldn't say to their face if prompted.
So I agree with you. But my personal reality is that I don't always respect other people's actions, so I call them into question verbally. I'd be a hypocrite if I didn't. I respect being respectful, and in point of fact I am respectful.
There is a distinction between not speaking out of fear or not speaking out of respect. I respect my husband above all other people I know. Because I respect him, he gets my real thoughts. I'll admit if I'm jealous, if I'm rude, if I'm mistaken. I'm human. I make mistakes, I misinterpret...but I can also be right and need to be able to express clearly why I think so, and not have to defer to some set of rules.
For the people I don't have respect for, they don't get the real me. I know, I know, there's people cheering. That's why I don't give it. I even have respect for them. Not everyone wants reality. I can respect that too. I'd just want to be clear that they're clear before I wander off and don't have to worry about them.
So really, my concern isn't for those who would be comfortable in whatever role they choose. My only concern is for those who are afraid of losing the people they love if they showed their real thoughts, their real selves. For those people, I think they'd be best off finding someone who was able to listen to them, however the words are spoken, and will still be there when the storm passes, just the same as they were before, both trying to make things better for each other.
So my challenge is only...WHY can't you think of saying this stuff? Is it because it's disrespectful even when it's true? Or is it because you or someone else thinks your real self is too ugly to confront?
Recidiva said:(another ignorance moment, what's a SAM in this context?)
Netzach said:This has nothing remotely to do with how obedient my husband is or isn't. He follows more of my orders to the letter than most self-professed slaves I've been with, with less bullshit built in.
This seems to have to do with the fact that you find a certain phrase disrespectful and disobedient which I don't. Luckily he's my problem not yours.
Netzach said:I want to steal you.
graceanne said:LOL Frankly I must admit that 'Fuck No' has been said to K a few times. Since I was just teasing, he doesn't mind. If I ever stopped teasing him he'd think that I'd fallen out of love with him. I'm the politest to the people I hate the most.
Recidiva said:That's so sweet!
My husband doesn't believe in reincarnation, so I'll probably be single when I die. Taking requests for next life and what gender.