Greta75
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ORIGINAL: AislynLass Yes, I totally understand that perspective. This is why I hope others will share their perspectives on self-identifying as a slave. I don't identify myself as a slave, infact, I like the label bottom the best, as I do like my preferences to be respected and considered. But my impression of a slave, the only "non-slave" part is the first part of voluntary slavery. But once entered, that's it. You no longer have rights. I got a know a sub woman here who really gave up everything. Her job, her family, all her money, everything to enter voluntary slavery. And from there on, she is truly helpless and at the mercy of her master. I think her master may actually be kinda gorean too, because she was definitely used to pleasure other men as well. Well, to me, that's a little bit of a nightmare, but I think it's as close to slavery as it gets. IF she tries to escape, it will be tough, she's completely isolated, not allowed to have friends, or contact with her family, kept in chains at home, only eats from a dish, has to only crawl, it's serious shit. And they are living it out. Her only consensual was at the beginning, then after, I dunno. When I spoke to her, she was crying and regretting her decision but doesn't know how to get out. I don't know how to get her out too, she's terrified of her master and probably also been brainwashed in an unhealthy way, where she feels she no longer have choices. I think her master intentionally kept her isolated, so it's kinda harder to leave when you got no where to go, no friends or family whom you can seek help from. Ironically, it was her master who approached me and told me his slave needs someone to chat to, if I could chat with her, and she poured out all these things to me, but I think after my reaction, he forbid her to speak to me again.
< Message edited by Greta75 -- 5/30/2013 5:59:45 AM >
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