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RE: Masters ... does it bother You ... ? - 11/15/2007 10:01:42 AM

ABMaster

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I come from an Old Guard background, but will admit that I'm less concerned these days about protocol in the general bdsm 'community', and more concerned about manners.

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RE: Masters ... does it bother You ... ? - 11/15/2007 4:42:04 PM

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Skimmed this baby, but honestly I have probably posted more to "ask a Master" than "ask a Mistress" because I find the conversation and question on average more interesting/relevant to me, no insult to the Domme board intended.

I look pretty cute in drag too, does that add anything to the mix? Is there gonna be a dick check at the door now?

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RE: Masters ... does it bother You ... ? - 11/15/2007 4:49:56 PM

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quote:

ORIGINAL: Grlwithboy

Skimmed this baby, but honestly I have probably posted more to "ask a Master" than "ask a Mistress" because I find the conversation and question on average more interesting/relevant to me, no insult to the Domme board intended.

I look pretty cute in drag too, does that add anything to the mix? Is there gonna be a dick check at the door now?

Waitin' to see pics of you packing, Grlwithboy

then I can decide on the dick check.

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RE: Masters ... does it bother You ... ? - 11/17/2007 1:26:17 AM

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At times I have posted in this section and even felt a bit afraid like someone might ream me out for posting here. Even when I have seen other folks who are not 'Masters', post here with no compunction I still have felt nervous someone would single me out and tell me not to post here.

I find it hysterical when a big strong man is whinging about women emasculating them, making them less manly. I mean, come on are you serious? That is so ludicrous. If you believe you are somehow superior to women how is it that an inferior woman is capable of taking you down?

I want to laugh and laugh because you sound like a big giant insecure whiney baby when you say stuff like that. I have no problem with folks feeling insecure but when they hide it by pointing fingers at others accusing them of not acting right, not following the 'rules', and telling others what they want them to do, how they should behave, so they can feel big I find that pretty transparent and not manly at all.

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RE: Masters ... does it bother You ... ? - 11/18/2007 6:59:08 AM

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i'll make this short and sweet
when i respond here it is another form of communication that i normally do when attending different functions we attend.
i do not give out info here that would contradict my own way of life. on the other hand my responses here as with anywhere else is my opinion/beliefs that have accumilated over the years.

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RE: Masters ... does it bother You ... ? - 11/18/2007 10:32:58 PM

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I never looked at it that way but yeah! If a woman can "emasculate" you then you couldn't have been very "masculine" to begin with.

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