chy_girl
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Quod erat demonstrandum a rose by any other name and that smelling thing.
A rose by any other name... Would be "deadly, thorn bearing, assault vegetation?"

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Quod erat demonstrandum a rose by any other name and that smelling thing.

Not deadly... but yeah.A rose by any other name... Would be "deadly, thorn bearing, assault vegetation?"
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Now that would depend on the size of the rose bed, wouldn't it? There's some wicked roses out there. They're kind of like the snipers of the flora community.Not deadly... but yeah.![]()
I like the ones that smell like heaven with malice aforethought.Now that would depend on the size of the rose bed, wouldn't it? There's some wicked roses out there. They're kind of like the snipers of the flora community.
heck, i surely wasn't looking to engage in deep discussions with anyone. casual chit chat is awesome, but is difficult for me to engage in with most folks because even the most mundane of topics revolves around the reality of my life as a slave and the restrictions/isolation/control/etc. that entails. so there was my Master and his Dom buddies talking music industry shop, and a bunch of female pyls discussing the stuff you mentioned: the ins and outs of the particular kinks they were into, what parties or workshops they had attended or were attending, who they had played with recently and how hot it was, etc. what two cents could i put in a crowd like that? so i just sat mostly dead silent the whole evening, sipping my drink beside Daddy and wishing i could have stayed home.
Or "Boy" in the Peter Pan sense. That would be a scary dom!... though it occured to me to have her call me Boy a few times, with more of a Christopher Robin type slant.
I can't tell you how grateful i am that you don't(oh right... speaking of which, I won't get started on the "submission of pooh")

I was munching with Old Guard players and folks who run European houses of domination before most of the folks in this forum had an internet connection or knew the letters "BDSM" could be used all together to mean "something kinky".
It's pretty common these days for noobs to think that "anything goes" in this world of BDSM. Get some of your fellow noobs together and you can call yourselves a munch. Why not start a fetlife group, and give bad advice to other newcomers?
There are norms and "rules" in BDSM and they are easily accessible in the canonical literature which many claim to have read but few have mastered.
No romance in BDSM. End of story.
I go to TNG munches (for younger people) AND to munches for people of all ages. There is absolutely NO real difference, except for maybe a difference in pop-cultural knowledge
And, I don't know if it would be you feel more comfortable going to an organized event (even one as informal and relaxed as a munch), but I can promise you, you wouldn't be the only person there who is, or has ever been, unsure of their role, or if they even have one at all. And I promise promise promise that people don't go to munches and sit around discussing their chosen labels, and calling each other by their labels, etc. People are more likely to talk about a movie, or a local restaurant, or a good book, than they are to talk about floggers and slaves. People might discuss upcoming or recent events, but for the most part, that's as far as talking about BDSM goes at a munch.
Anyway, if you aren't comfortable going to organized events no matter what, then that's that, but I don't want you to have a wrong impression of the scene.
if he is taking the piss, there are a few too many newbies reading the thread and taking him seriously, which is why i'm disputing his quasi-humorous stance.whilst I am pretty sure you are taking the piss, if you ARE right and there is no romance and therefore no love in BDSM, then what about other interpersonal emotions?
also I can see how the 'no romance' would work if you are basically just fucking around and not in a relationship, but what about all those people who are in committed relationships and have families? in many ways those who live it 24/7 really ARE hardcore bdsm-ers, you saying there is no love in those relationships?
You do!hahaha! oK, convinced, but I'd WANT to talk about floggers and knots and stuff! I can talk about the other stuff anyway.
I suppose I treat lit like a munch![]()
if he is taking the piss, there are a few too many newbies reading the thread and taking him seriously, which is why i'm disputing his quasi-humorous stance.
You do!
I had wanted to post more a moment ago, but got cut off. Now I don't remember most of it.
perhaps for the better.
a sort of perpetual midlife crisis has been a part of roscoe's online persona for as along as I can remember reading his posts here. I remember him frequently lamenting an inablity to control anger issues, or "wrath" as he puts it, and having great difficulty forming and keeping close personal relationships. I seem to remember him mentioning in one of his depressed episodes that he feared that he was hiding behind BDSM as an excuse. I don't think it needs to be condescended to the level of being an excuse, but neither do I regard roscoe as any kind of universal sage.
It is possible he harkens to a bygone day when what he's describing really was "the way things are." But things change and evolve, and all these n00bs he's so bitter about are out there creating the reality of the modern scene while he fumes over the loss of ways and customs that may or may not have ever been as wide spread as he claims, not understanding that it's a moot point now; the whole things a lot bigger than it used to be.
Although I hold a great deal of respect for him as a long time poster, for the most part I either don't mind him, or pay no mind to him.
I suppose I treat lit like a munch![]()
I had wanted to post more a moment ago, but got cut off. Now I don't remember most of it.
perhaps for the better.
a sort of perpetual midlife crisis has been a part of roscoe's online persona for as along as I can remember reading his posts here. I remember him frequently lamenting an inablity to control anger issues, or "wrath" as he puts it, and having great difficulty forming and keeping close personal relationships. I seem to remember him mentioning in one of his depressed episodes that he feared that he was hiding behind BDSM as an excuse. I don't think it needs to be condescended to the level of being an excuse, but neither do I regard roscoe as any kind of universal sage.
It is possible he harkens to a bygone day when what he's describing really was "the way things are." But things change and evolve, and all these n00bs he's so bitter about are out there creating the reality of the modern scene while he fumes over the loss of ways and customs that may or may not have ever been as wide spread as he claims, not understanding that it's a moot point now; the whole things a lot bigger than it used to be.
Although I hold a great deal of respect for him as a long time poster, for the most part I either don't mind him, or pay no mind to him.
Um, no. I get pissed off at the statement that romance is NEVER a part of BDSM-- especially when, for this crowd, it so obviously is, and when so many (women) are so easily made insecure.Boy you guys do not take to being fucked with well at all. I thought I was bad.
But seriously, I've never seen anything piss off the whole lot of you more than the idea that maybe romance might NOT be part of BDSM. Because it's part of yours. Well, yay.
This is one of the reasons people like me, who DO compartment, who have a husband to go home and bang and kiss and a slave to put feet up on get fed up being treated like some kind of sociopath.
There is no I in TEAM and no R in BDSM.
If you want romance get a boyfriend.
I really want to add more to this but have no idea what to put, it surprises me that people that are into BDSM could be so narrow minded![]()
It's been stated with conviction several times on this board that a slave has no safe word, and may or may not be subject to sharing or even being sold.
That may be for some people, for many perhaps, but ultimately it depends on the dynamic of each particular relationship. Hard and fast definitions and universal rules are just smoke and mirrors put out there to make people feel like their own version is more special because theirs conforms to "the one true way."
There is no one true way, it's been discussed so much to death that the very word "true" seems to incite gag reflexes around here these days.
The terms PYL and pyl see a lot of use lately (pick your label) so as to allow litsters to discuss other subjects without every single discussion devolving into "but a true slave/submissive/toy/bottom/babygirl/pet/puppyboy/ponygirl is ________."
My idea of being a slave is a gem studded collar and posing strap, a personal masseuse, a deeply padded mattress in a cage with blued steel bars that any slim and elegant playmate can easily step through when I beckon, and a list of duties that include umm... gladiator demos, wine parties, and plenty of sex.
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Um, no. I get pissed off at the statement that romance is NEVER a part of BDSM-- especially when, for this crowd, it so obviously is, and when so many (women) are so easily made insecure.