ownedsubgal
lost little girl
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- Mar 21, 2003
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osg, your lifestyle mimics the kind of behavior that KILLS its victims, which is why all those sanctions are in place. And in fact, since the sanctions became more strongly placed, domestic violence deaths have dropped.
I think you are acting like a spoiled brat, frankly. You want to compare your plight to GLBT? Fine, learn to live in the closet. In most part of the country two men cannot touch hands in public without risking their reputations, careers, lives. Not so long ago, they could have been thrown in jail, and youngsters still get committed to mental hospitals at their parent's discretion-- those very same parents who, as often as not, indulge in domestic abuse.
Maybe daddy can learn to not give you black eyes which can be seen at the grocery store.
And it would behoove you and your daddy to avoid beating you till you need a hospital visit.
my Master and i are not mimicking anything or anyone. we only live in a way which comes naturally to us, and which just plain works for us. still, i recognize that the sum total of the nature of the way we live will NEVER likely be accepted by popular society...and you know what, i can deal with that. as i stated before, my hope is for there to be some mainstream acceptance of D/s relationships in general.
but even if i can never hope to have my relationship accepted by the world at large, it would be nice if i could live without worry or fear that at any moment someone on the outside has the power to tear our world apart. and it's a very valid fear...i have been lying on a hospital bed, sick and confused, tubes everywhere, trying to convince two incredibly persistent police officers and a dimwit psychologist that i'm not being abused. spoiled brat? i just wanted so badly for them to leave me alone and let me be with Daddy. at at time when i needed my Master's support the most, we were forcibly separated from each other and he was treated like a criminal. and i, like a naive and stupid young thing who didn't know any better. they held me in a psych ward for nearly 6 weeks. the police came just about everyday, questioning and probing, sometimes yelling and demanding.
and what made them come down on us so hard...was i in the hospital because my Master had dealt me a life-threatening injury? no. my injury was entirely at my own hands. but in the process of saving my life and stripping me naked, they saw the many old bruises which covered my body. in the course of pumping my stomach, they noticed the absence of food. and in questioning the neighbors (a place we'd lived less than a year), they discovered that supposedly no one had ever even seen me. i really can't think of anything else they possibly could have had to go on. but it was more than enough to convince them that they should step in and "rescue" me.
it took a massive amount of internal fortitude, level-headedness and just plain cleverness on the part of my Master in order for us to come out clean on the other side. we had to learn the letter of the law to the nth degree, and use it in our favor. thank goodness Daddy is as smart as he is, and that his lawyer is as wonderful as he is. because otherwise he would have lost his son, and i would have lost everything which gave my life, LIFE.
in the many years since, we have come across others who have been faced with similar horror stories, only without such a happy ending. loss of careers, divorces, loss of child custody (this one is frighteningly common, esp. with submissive mothers), even jail time. i know one submissive woman who has not been permitted to see her young son for more than a handful of supervised hours a month in 5 years or more.
there are better ways to reach out to and help those who truly need it. ways which do not involve criminalizing the everyday lives of those who don't.
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