cloudboy -> RE: Solutions for sissies (1/13/2008 9:29:00 PM)
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Is there some reason why CDer's don't start more of their own groups or is it just more fun to interlope on others efforts in unrelated activities and then get upset? quote:
My post was to help those that have sissification as their only motivation and feel that going to a D/s club is a sure way to get it fed. quote:
I just hope they don't get too disappointed that they aren't the bell of the ball all the time. quote:
The reason this is a turn off for SOME mistresses is that while sissification is done in our venue, it's the Mistress' idea.. not the submissive's. THAT'S what makes it BDSM. quote:
This is why I suggest more specialized groups be formed for this proclivity. I don't call it a fetish when the mindset is different. To use a BDSM venue just makes it worse for them. Yes, I've played with them but only because I felt sorry for the misplaced individual, not because I saw them as THEY hope to be seen and appreciated. quote:
are BDSM clubs the appropriate venue for those not interested in BDSM or M/s or D/s (or whatever alphabet soup you know), that just wish to dress up. quote:
Listen, I did not say I hate CD's.. I just don't relate to them. First of all, LS, you are just not being honest. No, you've never said, "I hate CDs," or that "CDs should leave CM." I will acknowledge this point. I will apologize for my hyperbole. But, that is the large print implication in all your posting on the subject. You are a riot. You really have no idea, do you, how you come off on this subject? You just don't see it. Look at what you wrote above. What's next, black's really don't like reading and shouldn't go to libraries? Jews really don't fit in with my group, so they should form their own group. Gays have an "acceptance problem," they'd be better off keeping to themselves instead of trying to socialize and fit in with my group. Fat people shouldn't expect to be the "bell of the ball" in my yoga and dance classes. Here's what I don't get about you. You say, "Listen, I did not say I hate CD's.. I just don't relate to them." Well, if that's the case, why are you giving them advice??????????????????????????????? Why are you starting threads about "what they should do," "why they encounter frustration," and how what they do really isn't BDSM, in your book? Aakasha did the same thing, saying she really likes manly men, and with that preamble she goes on giving advice about how CDs might connect with other women (not her.) And you guys think you're being helpful. That's the funniest part. Why not just take the easy, honest, and straight road: "I'm not into CDs, that's not my thing." Bam, end of story: Honest, straightforward, respectful.
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