Aswad -> RE: humiliation vs degredation and aftercare (9/24/2007 11:36:25 AM)
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ORIGINAL: chellekitty [..]its not how how you truly feel about them.. Depends. Humiliation? It better be. Degradation? It might be. Probably not. quote:
humiliation is by definition to be made humble and humble means to not feel better or more important than others so basically humiliation is being made to feel my place Humiliation, for me, is just that: being taken to one's station, explicitly. quote:
and after all that degredation is being made to feel less than my place... Degradation, for me, is to be taken lower. Not necessarily lower than your station, however, just lower than you're at. It could be lower, but it could also be higher. It usually means being taken below your station. In my case, I use it to refer to being taken to the depths of one's station, i.e. in the range of one's station, but the lower part of the range. quote:
[...] would make me feel alone and worthless Why alone? quote:
which leads me to aftecare Essential bonding experience, to be sure. quote:
Leaving out the physical interaction, would you find after care necessary in example 1? People respond differently, so wouldn't it be more appropriate to ask whether aftercare is necessary after humiliation? If so, then not unless it puts her in too deep. We haven't been needing or using aftercare after humiliation, so far. If using those exact words, however, then that'd push some buttons that I haven't started rewiring yet, so most definitely. quote:
what about example 2? In the specific example, yes, definitely. She is not worthless, knows it, and doesn't (at least at the moment; people change, of course) get off on being told so, either. When we were exploring early on, and quite irresponsibly, I have a vague recollection of being punched and thrown elsewhere when I tried that. I would also hazard a guess that men and women respond differently to being called worthless in such a context. quote:
what kind? Tacit knowledge is hard to put into words, and it depends on the person. quote:
further thoughts on aftercare after humiliation or degredation in a scene or play? I prefer to use it in keeping someone within the range of their station, not taking them outside that range. Otherwise, it either tends to become more venerally focused for me, or it doesn't mesh with what I'm actually thinking to the point that it feels like play-acting or causes a temporary dissonance. Either way, I'd be as likely to require aftercare for myself as she would be, which is sort of counterproductive in what I use it for. If the other party has a venerifocal (yes, I made that word up, see above) mode of their own, and likes using degradation to go there, then that's a different matter, and I'd like to try that. Also, if the other party enjoys temporarily internalizing the degradation, I'd consider doing it if they requested it. If they are looking to internalize it on a permanent basis, I'm happy to adjust their station further down, i.e. "debasement". Health, al-Aswad.
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