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Joined: 1/1/2004 From: Santiago, Chile Status: offline
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"No Limits" When I read this I usually think one of two things. That a) either this person is new, or inexperienced, and simply indicating they have not yet come up 'against' any limits. It's not that they are saying there would be no limit, but rather that they haven't been to a point where a limit was an issue. The other, is the (honestly silly) declaration that anything goes. Some time back, I used to go online in a chat room that called itself a 'slave auction' room. A 'slave' was auctioned off for whomever could have the highest 'bid' textually, and her company was enjoyed for an hour in private. One common statement was "what are her limits?" And the usual implied limits of no bestiality, scat, necrophilia, etc etc would be listed. While this seems like these aspects should go without saying, there are rooms in the same section with titles like "pet lovers" and "kill her slowly." Why should anyone have raised a brow when this person states that any roleplay, any discussion of any fantasy is 'ok.' A quick look on the alt.sex.stories.text.repository (asstr.org) will show a disproportionate number of stories written about non or semi-consensual sex, pedophilia, incest, and other taboo and generally illegal acts in the US (and most other countries.) In reality, everyone has a limit. Someone who states they surrender control and authority to their owner, cannot surrender their moral (and subsequent legal) obligations to society by stating they will do 'whatever they are told.' I find that when the focus is 'what are you limits' the conversation swiftly moves from 'what is it you really enjoy? what kind of person are you?' to 'how can I break those rules? what kind of sexual encounter can we expect?' I don't judge anyone for their tastes and desires (as long as they're legal and/or do not infringe on others rights) but I will offer that the time spent discussing limits, kinks, and other bedroom activities do tend to inhibit conversation about other more mundane elements, i.e. goals, interests, and other elements of a relationship. If you're seeking a casual playpartner, perhaps these elements aren't so vital, so obviously take my opinions with a grain of salt. This brings me to another topic that I will start another thread for. I don't use safe words. (Lets it sink it.) That's right, I don't use safewords in play or otherwise. I find them inhibiting to the psychological condition of slavery, and work as a crutch instead of allowing the slave to serve to her full potential. I don't suggest this is right for everyone - or even anyone - just that I prefer to be in a relationship with a woman, where we are close enough that her limits - and her expressions - are clear enough to me, where I don't have to ask her 'permission' or to stop when she's feeling a little uneasy. I don't think this means my play is 'unsafe' as she's encouraged to cry out, or say it hurts too much, etc etc - I just think a girl screaming 'rutebega' in the middle of a scene isn't the most effective means of experiencing all the lifestyle has to offer Stephan
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