LadyEllen
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Joined: 6/30/2006 From: Stourport-England Status: offline
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ORIGINAL: mistoferin I would have to disagree. There are lots of specific laws regarding what we do that could leave most any Dominant facing charges. I remember a few years back there was a case (Florida if I remember right) where a woman went in for her yearly exam and her doctor noticed stitch marks on her lips. She explained to the doc it was consentual and that she and her husband enjoyed play piercing and that he had stitched her vagina shut. That man was prosecuted for it. The doctors in this country are also obligated to report signs of abuse. If you go in with black eyes, split lips or other bruises...cigarette burns, cuttings, or any of a number of other things that people in this lifestyle routinely engage in, most likely there would be some sort of police involvement brought in. I can second that, I remember once being absolutly terrified at having to go for an exam in case any of the bruises on my ass and thighs were noticed! True enough - I almost got into trouble once when a guy I know was arrested and given a medical exam, and they found the stripe on his arse from the one hard wallop I'd given him (over a week earlier! He asked for it!). He refused to talk though, so I got away with it. I guess though, it should also be possible with a lot of the stuff that is done, to schedule GP appointments and play in such a way that little or no evidence is there to be seen, having healed? This cant be done though, if the results of whats done are permanent. E
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