tazzygirl
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hi ishy, seems i lost part of my post this is the quote i referred too. "Where did you find this new slave?" asked Arlene of me, not too pleasantly, regarding the slim, beautiful girl I had brought with me. "I am not a slave, Slave," said the pale, aristocratic, black-haired girl. Arlene looked at me, frightened. "She is not yet a legal slave," I told Arlene, "so treat her with the technical respect due to a free female." Arlene fell to her knees before her, her head down, and the girl straightened herself, proudly. "Get up," I said to Arlene. She did so. "Though this girl is not yet a legal slave," I told Arlene, "she is actually a true slave." The girl recoiled. "Thus," I said, "she need not be treated with particular respect." Beasts of Gor pg 415 quote:
ORIGINAL: ishyB quote:
ORIGINAL: tazzy What I said to donna was: according to what was taught to me, certain behaviors, like actively choosing to define your own codes, or disobeying the ruling of your Master is behavior Goreans view as being Free Women behavior, not slave behavior. (Note that I’m not making my own judgment or definition here, just applying to the ones my Master has set for me.) donnamarie is acting according to her Master's demands. to suggest that what he sees as a behavior he desires in his slave isnt slave behavior.. well... i just dont know. quote:
I have a question for you tazzy… Obviously I told you that I am not allowed to judge if somebody is a slave or a free or not. But I’m curious to know if the same thing applies to you. You have said that within the context of your job, you are allowed to display Free Woman like behavior, does that mean that if you would get a Gorean man as your patient that you would not behave any different towards him then any of your other patients? Would you still obey him the same as you would if you met him in a different context? If yes, does that mean that you would display the same level of obedience towards your other patients? What are the methods your Master has set for you to differentiate between people and contexts? Did he set the same rule for you as my Master set for me, namely that everybody unowned is free, or do you only define free in the sense of a Gorean Free? Like for example, the unowned girls on this board, are you supposed to regard them as being free or slaves? What is the rule he has set for you in regards to what people you owe your obedience and deference to and what people are your peers/fellow slaves? How do you judge if somebody is free or not? I wish you well, ishy i do not think in terms of is this person Free or slave, according to my determinations. i do not make that judgement at all. if they say they are Free, then they are, if they say they are slave, then they are. occassionally i slip and make that judgement for them, and i know that just isnt my place to judge anyone. even by actions, i could not say if a girl was slipping on her path, or truly Free and acting like a slave. not my place, what i may think or not has no bearing on how her Owner views her. and this leads into your other question quote:
You have said that within the context of your job, you are allowed to display Free Woman like behavior, does that mean that if you would get a Gorean man as your patient that you would not behave any different towards him then any of your other patients? Would you still obey him the same as you would if you met him in a different context? If yes, does that mean that you would display the same level of obedience towards your other patients? What are the methods your Master has set for you to differentiate between people and contexts? i can honestly say no, for many reasons. one, there is a standard of care, one implemented by those far, far more knowledgable than i, and its not my place to question that standard when its needed to be implemented. i qualified that because an emergency or the middle of a treatment program isnt the best time to question such things. if a treatment is within the standard of care, its my job to follow it. i may question a dosage that seems too high, or offer suggestions for other treatments, but, i am not there to diagnose, just to follow treatment. and i have often used those standards of care to fight for my patients when the Dr chooses not to follow them. its rather an amazing system. in one place i worked, i had discovered a surgeon was a slave because of the collar she wore. it was obviously a collar, allen wrench and all. she got it caught in her hair when she tried to put it back on, and i walked in on her attempting to untangle it. her standard of care could not be shifted regardless of who she treated. telling her, for example, I want only a 2 inch scar.. and waking up to find a five inch one.. well... you got a five inch one, Free or not. we try to treat holistically, but, sometimes all we end up is treating the disease.disorder. i make every attempt to give the care my patient needs, taking into consideration his needs... not wants.. not demands.. but needs. sympathy can kill a patient, including a Free one. we use empathy when treating, and sometimes that isnt always what the patient may want or demand. i have had patients curse at me for making them get up and walk after surgery when they didnt want too, had them shriek at me.. "leave me the hell alone!".. and i cant. pneumonia can set it, blood clots can shift, ect. i empathize with their pain, but, i also see beyond their pain to the potential hazards and those also have to be addressed. as far as the honor issue, its not worth the time anymore. i am a slave, working under the demand (yes, when i moved here, it was a condition that i attempt to regain my license) and considerations of a Man. he doesnt have time to answer the many calls i could place to him during the day asking if i did this, would his honor be violated. he trusts me to know my job, and do it well. beyond that, this part of the discussion ends here for me. the Free have spoken on this issue, and, while i do not necessarily agree, i will not discuss it further. i dont know if this answers any of your questions, ishy. it may be better to just agree to disagree on this. your values are set by Master Bull, mine are set by Master... they may clash at times, and all we can do is follow what we have been told. well wishes tazzy
< Message edited by tazzygirl -- 6/27/2009 12:38:08 PM >
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