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RE: Internal Enslavement - 7/27/2008 6:53:18 PM   
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It comes from the implied use of the word create. If it is not maintained, then that environment is no longer in effect. I have been waiting for some truly valid, and deep questions concerning this, so I could spoon feed out a few things, but I believe they are needed to move the discussion along.

Maybe this essay should be read: http://www.enslavement.org.uk/principles

Here is a snippet:

Do no harm
Clearly harm is a relative concept. However, one must consider the possible consequences of one's actions to avoid unwanted effects, and by "harm" I mean unwanted, long lasting damage, to the mind or the body. In particular, do not underestimate the psychological damage that unpredictable behaviour or severe punishments can produce: all the way from an inhibiting nervousness around certain objects to full blown traumatisation, since these can impede or reverse the Enslavement process.


Now I know where the difference in opinion between OrianTheWolf and I are.  To the word "create" and the word "maintain" have completely separate definitions.  Plenty of people who have no ability to be good parents can have children, and others who are incapable of having children would probably be good parents.  The ability to creation of something and the maintaining of it are two seperate things.

I inturprited the area you quoted as dealing with the process of creating the state of internal enslavment, not maintaning it, but I can see how it could be inturprited either way.  Since that is BY FAR the closest anyone has come to pointing out a section of the site that suggest IE is a temporary state I'll conceed the point to you.

SaraZeal:  That was really pethetic you (along with all the rest of us) know that nothing in the section you quoted has anything in it that suggests that the state of IE is in any way temporary, you obviously don't know what the word "exact" means either.  You've earned yourself a place with MadRabbit on my "not worth paying attention to" list.


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RE: Internal Enslavement - 7/27/2008 6:56:02 PM   
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SaraZeal:  That was really pethetic you (along with all the rest of us) know that nothing in the section you quoted has anything in it that suggests that the state of IE is in any way temporary, you obviously don't know what the word "exact" means either.  You've earned yourself a place with MadRabbit on my "not worth paying attention to" list.

Look, what you asked for was where did it state the paragraph that was quoted, I pointed it to you. I wasn't looking for an example of a temporary thing. I was looking for the exact quote that you had in the post where you asked this.

You quoted post #214 by Subjugete. You were not clear in what you asked for.


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RE: Internal Enslavement - 7/27/2008 6:57:52 PM   
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Orion,

Just so I understand IE's (Here meaning the website, not suggesting the website IS the concept) principles allow the slave to have hard limits, as pushing beyond those may cause unwanted, long lasting harm to the body or mind?

How do you feel about that, should slaves have say in their limits?

SaraZeal, I agree with WhiteFox on this, that provided paragraph suggests slaves cannot leave without the aid of the master. Am I understanding you incorrectly?

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RE: Internal Enslavement - 7/27/2008 6:59:55 PM   
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SaraZeal, I agree with WhiteFox on this, that provided paragraph suggests slaves cannot leave without the aid of the master. Am I understanding you incorrectly?


I misunderstood what WhiteFox was asking for, since his request was unclear. He wanted the paragraph with create or the one with maintain? Since both were highlighted in the quote, and his request did not specify, I am not at fault for not divining his mind.

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RE: Internal Enslavement - 7/27/2008 7:06:31 PM   
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I.E. is not temporary, any more than marriage is temporary. Don't think of you or your neihbors marriage, think of my fundemetalist sisters'. My next sister down from me, age wise, had a terrible time bringing herself to leave her first marriage - she married the SOB at 14, he was an abusive, nonworking, cheating drug user, she married him under duress ( no, she wasn't pregnant, but she was offered the brillant option to give a 14 year old: get married or go to a youth work reform farm. Sometimes I think my parents were brain dead and on drugs.) To this day she often says, that, in her inexperience and youth, she picked the wrong one - at 14, she had 4 years left to be on the youth farm, she stayed married to the asshole for 7 years. She would probably still be with Him today, but he left her while she was in the hospital - went to the hospital and told her it was over. He wanted her back quite promptly, of course - when she showed up once she was out of the hospital to get her stuff from their apartment, she nodded politely to the woman that she had roused out of bed with her husband when she rang the doorbell, and he stepped around his woman of the moment to ask her to come back to him. He was brillant, too, gotta tell you.
But she had paroxims of guilt, because she left him, which, too her, religously, was wrong.
But even women with that mindset do manage to leave. And in their world, there are no outs built into the definition as I have explained to you here - to them, you stay, no matter what. I have read articles in Christain magizines explaining why it is not okay to divorce just because you are being abused, just because he is gambling all the money and you can't provide for your children, just because he is an active alcoholic, just because he is raping your children (my own mother refused to leave my step dad over that trivality), - the only approved reason for a man to leave his wife is infidelty, and, of course, a man can't stay after that. A woman is Biblically permitted to leave for that same reason, but really shouldn't - she should have a prayerful and forgiving heart.
Your arguement seems to be this - you have picked a website for a lifestyle you do not follow and declared it the holy grail of that website. You have then declared and issue and demanded that this lifestyle is evil unless this particular website uses your language to tell you that answer this particular problem.
It's rather like non-christains tearing the Bible apart, and to what purpose, if it is not their religious choice? Internal Enslavement is about a slave being incapable of wanting to leave. it really is that simple.

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RE: Internal Enslavement - 7/27/2008 7:19:10 PM   
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It's rather like non-christains tearing the Bible apart, and to what purpose, if it is not their religious choice? Internal Enslavement is about a slave being incapable of wanting to leave. it really is that simple.


I am from the school of "Anything public idea is open to scrutiny". I tear up the bible, I tear up IE, I tear up my choices, I tear up parenting books, I tear up the work of doctors in philosophy. Tearing ideas apart to understand and double check every part is a good thing, not a bad.

I agree, IE is about getting a slave to being incapable of wanting to leave, and that's my issue with it. I'm happy to see that, even though we disagree, we're on the same page.

Edit to add:

From your story, it seems that you'd agree: Believing doctrine BECAUSE it is doctrine is dangerous. I'm sorry to hear about your sister.

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RE: Internal Enslavement - 7/27/2008 7:29:22 PM   
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SaraZeal:  That was really pethetic you (along with all the rest of us) know that nothing in the section you quoted has anything in it that suggests that the state of IE is in any way temporary, you obviously don't know what the word "exact" means either.  You've earned yourself a place with MadRabbit on my "not worth paying attention to" list.



Hey, bro. It's that guy who hasn't read the website.

It's a shame you aren't paying attention to me otherwise you might be interested in this part of the article "Maslow and the Actualized Slave" where the author opens up with...

quote:


Before I go any further, though, let me review the idea of Internal Enslavement. My understanding of the use of the term is that Internal Enslavement occurs when the following conditions are met:


Then it goes on to list the conditions that must be present for Internal Enslavement to be successful...

quote:


4) Safe within the framework of her slavery, the slave manifests happiness, service, the ability to function at higher levels in other areas of her life, significant periods of peak flow experiences, unselfishness, and joy.


The word "condition" implies something that must be "maintained".

If the condition of safety within the framework of her slavery isn't being met, then as stated by the author, Internal Enslavement can't occur.

And just so there isn't any semantical argument so you can keep on preaching your righteous cause, let's review what condition means

Main Entry:
1con·di·tion

1 a: a premise upon which the fulfillment of an agreement depends : stipulation bobsolete : covenant c: a provision making the effect of a legal instrument contingent upon an uncertain event; also : the event itself

2: something essential to the appearance or occurrence of something else : prerequisite: as a: an environmental requirement <available oxygen is an essential condition for animal life> b: the subordinate clause of a conditional sentence

3 a: a restricting or modifying factor : qualification b: an unsatisfactory academic grade that may be raised by doing additional work

4 a: a state of being <the human condition> b: social status : rank c: a usually defective state of health <a serious heart condition> d: a state of physical fitness or readiness for use <the car was in good condition> <exercising to get into condition> eplural : attendant circumstances <poor living conditions>5 aobsolete : temper of mind bobsolete : trait cplural archaic : manners, ways
: prerequisite: as a: an environmental requirement <available oxygen is an essential condition for animal life> b: the subordinate clause of a conditional sentence






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RE: Internal Enslavement - 7/27/2008 10:33:38 PM   
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Glad we can actually communicate now.

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ORIGINAL: HeavansKeeper

Orion,

Just so I understand IE's (Here meaning the website, not suggesting the website IS the concept) principles allow the slave to have hard limits, as pushing beyond those may cause unwanted, long lasting harm to the body or mind?


My personal opinions are what I give. Any who give themselves over to slavery, are subject to whatever they receive. I consider it my responsibility to the well being of my property, which includes physical, emotional and mental state. My property has no hard limits, other than she does not wish to do anything that causes me displeasure.

quote:


How do you feel about that, should slaves have say in their limits?


When a slave begs my collar they lose all rights that I recognize. Any slave I own has no say in any hard limits. They have already learned of me, trust me, and that trust extends to their very life, so why would they concern themselves with anything else. They have begged to not do something I have asked, I then investigate why, and then determine if I need to change my mind based upon new information.

I determine everything for my slave. She must ask permission to even use the bathroom, to drink, eat, or anything. This has internalized her slavery greatly. When I give her instructions she still uses her intelligence (which she is pretty intelligent) to complete the task. My girl has a quote that she uses "Freedom in his steel." because she no longer makes decisions unless directed to do as she pleases or given free time.

Some ask if I love my property, and indeed I do, but as an owner I have come to realize that you must always own property more than you love them. The more enslaved (owned) the property becomes then the greater you can love them. In the end though, she is property, and I treat her as such.

I think it mentions it somewhere on the site, but before IE it was refered to as Natural Enslavement, or at least that is how I learned it being called.

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RE: Internal Enslavement - 7/28/2008 5:56:22 AM   
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I have no limits, once I am owned. I have been known to beg my Master to allow me certain limits, but they are not on the things you would expect. They are generally places where, without begging Him, He would have no way of understanding how strongly I felt about something. For instance, use by other men, at His pleasure, which has not been asked of me yet by my current Master. But I had a former Master, who I was deeply devoted to, who was greatly disturbed that he was impotent. He felt that he should find me a partner to allow me certain pleasures. I will gladly do anything Master asks of me, but it was distressing to me to think that I would end up doing something I found so unpleasant as fucking a man who did no own me, that I would be doing it only to obey my Master, and that He would be doing it only to please me. It was the last part that was a conundrum for me. He was, as most men are, deeply convinced that I would 'need' this, and begging was the only way to allow Him to see the honest depth of feeling in a direction he was not expecting it to be. In general, I have no problem with playing with other men, if Master wishes it - and there are often good reasons for Master to chose so. However, He is aware that it is not something that I EVER jump up and volunteer for, i do not mind it, but, on the other hand, i never find myself 'wanting' it, either. (subbie sisters, women, are a whole different matter)
Basically, I trust my Master. He will do me no harm, as I truly do know that I am his most valued possession. If he chooses to do me harm, that is his right. I would not place myself in a situation where I am going to sit and calmly accept harm to myself as someone elses right, unless I deeply trusted them not to take that lightly.
I do, however, have a responsibility not to sit and calmly accept harm that I know or strongly suspect will occur, without being sure that he knows my feelings and opinions on the issue and is making his choice aware of those.
With my last Master I had a safeword. Safewords are, in my opinion, for the Top, not for me. I understand that, depending on the session or even the point in one session, i either am a screamer and yell and beg, or go silent (either subbed out or breathing through it to handle it or handling it with silent gritted teeth.) Many subs have one of these reactions, i move among them all. Any one of them will make it hard for a Master to tell when it is time to stop, on me, i acknowledge that it is, indeed, more difficult.
However, a Master who wished me to have a safe word would also have to accept and understand that I just do not use the damn things. In over a dozen years in the lifestyle, i have safeworded less times than you can put on one hand. My requirement to safe word is, i must convince myself, 'I know something, something important, that he does not know. I must make him stop to tell him what I know, or he will be disappointed in me.'
I can only speak for myself, but, for myself, I do not believe in having limits. That said, there are a couple things I could not bring myself to do, you could, i guess, call those hard limits, but they are so far into the continuum that he would never go there - anyone that would go there is either a psychopath, or, in the case of the second 'limit', suffers a serious lack of education and understanding of the real world. I can not hurt my own children. I will not drink alcohol. The second one is complex - he has the right, in my opinion, to injure me, hurt me, kill me. He will not, but I have no problem with the fact that he has the right. I had a former Master come close to it, in fact. He tried to feed me something I had bought him as a treat, which included an ingredient to which i have an anaphylactic allergic reaction. I kept trying to stop him to remind him, till he got mad at my attempts to interrupt him and said, 'shut up and eat this', and pulled away at the last moment with an 'oh, shit', when i opened my mouth and shut up, as he suddenly remembered. Many on here will react to that story by saying i am not a safe sub to play with, and, if i were like that to play with, i would not be, but being property is not the same as playing. in my world, that story is understood - i did my best to inform Master, he told me to shut up and obey, so i did.
But drinking is another issue. Feed me the nuts I am allergic to, and you, as a Master, will deal with the fall out. (that is a basic thing, to me. I do whatever Master orders me to. If there are consequences, Master will deal with them.) Drinking, however, will kill me slowly and horribly, and at some point along that continuum, you would need to release me. No one can be expected to live with a raging alcoholic. So, killing me is one thing, having me die a horrid death without my Master, who has walked away to not deal with it (as, imo, anyone would need to) is another. But it is not an issue. My Master is no more going to ask me to take a drink than he would feed me tropical rain forest nuts - in fact, i trust that his understanding of his slaves needs is such that he would more likely feed me the nuts, than the alcohol. I say this because those of us who say we have no hard limits - i have no limits, hard or otherwise - to those who disapprove of that statement, will generally try to find something extreme enough that the no limitsers have to fall back onto 'Master wouldn't do that'. And it is true - my limits may not always match Masters, he may ask me to do things that, while I was unowned and maintained my own limits i would have called a limit - but i would not choose or remain with a Master who was likely to ask of me those deepest, most internal things - like hurting my own children.
I.E. is designed to be deep, none the less, it remains my opinion, in spite of the dream of 'unable to leave', that everyone has things that will trip their 'big red internal no button', and they will leave. As I have said in this thread already, we are not so different from other subsets of society where people find it deeply internally hard to leave. I love Master deeply, and am deeply committed to Him. I would drive off the side of the grand canyon for him if he ordered it, without question. But ask me to harm my own children, (btw, they are all adults, so I am well inside TOS here), and i will walk. Not everyone has the same point, of course. My mother has never been a part of our lifestyle, but a conservative Christian who did not believe in leaving her husband. The fact that her children were being beaten regularly was not enough to make her leave. The fact that her children were being classically abused in many other ways, (locked in closets, ect), was not sufficient for her to leave. When she found out he was raping her children, that was not enough for her to leave. A couple of years after that, when the state found out he was beating and raping her children, she stood by him while the state took her children away from her. I do not approve of her choice, but I am aware that she was not unaffected and that losing her children broke her heart. But she was by his side, 20 years later, when he died of brain cancer.
How is my decision to 'internal enslave' myself so much more offensive than the others who are in subsets of society that do not allow for women to leave? because those women sometimes do leave, and therefore 'can'? I have known I.E. slaves to leave, as well. and those women whose reasons to be unable to leave are religious, for them, it is, as someone said, a 'fate worse than death', as they believe their immortal soul is in danger if they leave. Threats don't get much bigger than that.

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RE: Internal Enslavement - 7/28/2008 5:09:16 PM   
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It's a shame you aren't paying attention to me otherwise you might be interested in this part of the article "Maslow and the Actualized Slave" where the author opens up with...


That article is the sort of stuff I labelled 'hogwash' quite some time ago.... based on a comic book/Oprah mutation of Maslow's work.

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RE: Internal Enslavement - 7/28/2008 6:44:51 PM   
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ORIGINAL: WhiteFox77

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ORIGINAL: sujuguete
I just wanted to add that not only does the owner have to create and environment where the slave knows she is emotionally safe, he also has to maintain it.

If a slave no longer feels safe, emotionally or physically, then IE is broken.  That does not mean that IE was never achieved in the first place, it just means that the owner has not done what is necessary to maintain it.  IE is not a "one time and it's done" kind of thing.  It requires constant vigilance from both parties to ensure that it is nurtured and continues to grow.

If an owner turns rogue and starts abusing his slave, he will upset the balance (or imbalance as it may be) in the relationship, and the slave will be able to leave.


Could you please point out where in the site in question that is stated?



I appreciate that OrionTheWolf quoted the site directly.  I was actually speaking from personal experience, and from discussions with other slaves.

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RE: Internal Enslavement - 7/28/2008 11:41:26 PM   
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Those discussions and information are invaluable. How else do you think the information is collected for the essays that are written on that site and others? The process is not a cookie cutter process either, and many miss the portion of the process about getting to know your slave. It is these comments from other slaves that are held in IE, that help my girl to feel like she is not alone in how she feels, which is also vital to a slave accepting all that they are.


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ORIGINAL: sujuguete

I appreciate that OrionTheWolf quoted the site directly.  I was actually speaking from personal experience, and from discussions with other slaves.


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RE: Internal Enslavement - 7/29/2008 5:52:51 AM   
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This has been a really enjoyable thread for me.
Several nice people here on CM have hit me on the other side, specifically refrencing this thread. I would love to continue these discussions and debates on the other side, but, i am currently trapped in CMs latest bug. It is, from my understanding, a known bug, and being worked on.
However, if you wrote me, please read my profile all the way to the end and follow the directions, and i will then be happy to write you back. (cause unless you do what it says, I can't write you back....)
Thank you.

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RE: Internal Enslavement - 7/30/2008 4:54:33 AM   
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Internal Enslavement is about a slave being incapable of wanting to leave. it really is that simple.


Which doesn't require giving that concept a special name, or turning it into a sacrament, or role playing whether based on pop psychology or pulp fiction.

In fact, doing any of those things would seem to detract from the basic concept.

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RE: Internal Enslavement - 7/30/2008 6:13:06 PM   
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ORIGINAL: Alumbrado

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Internal Enslavement is about a slave being incapable of wanting to leave. it really is that simple.


Which doesn't require giving that concept a special name, or turning it into a sacrament, or role playing whether based on pop psychology or pulp fiction.

In fact, doing any of those things would seem to detract from the basic concept.


Much like what marriage has become you mean?

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RE: Internal Enslavement - 7/30/2008 6:23:52 PM   
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In fact, doing any of those things would seem to detract from the basic concept.


I always feel, whenever anyone makes a comment of this kind, that this comment is very simular to 'oral sex really detracts from the basic concept and pure enjoyment of real sex.'
How do you decide what detracts from the relationship (or sex life, or fantasies, or life goals, or anything else) of another person?
It's like looking at my collection of little mini teapots (which I do not collect, though i have a step mother who does) and telling me that such a collection is detracting from me being taken seriously as a serious, antique tea pot collector - when I don't collect full size tea pots at all, much less antique ones.
Before you decide if something detracts from the 'basic concept' of what someone is doing, perhaps you should find out what the 'basic concept' of what they want is, instead of just assigning them to the same 'basic concept' that you happen to find to be a great fit for you.

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RE: Internal Enslavement - 7/30/2008 6:51:01 PM   
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Nice strawman fallacy...   But I suspect manufacturing something that was never said and putting quotation marks around it was easier than addressing what was actually said.... for example, explaining how adding bits of machination, liturgy, and puffery makes an interpersonal relationship more honest, or secure.

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RE: Internal Enslavement - 7/30/2008 7:05:05 PM   
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ORIGINAL: SaraZeal

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ORIGINAL: Alumbrado

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Internal Enslavement is about a slave being incapable of wanting to leave. it really is that simple.


Which doesn't require giving that concept a special name, or turning it into a sacrament, or role playing whether based on pop psychology or pulp fiction.

In fact, doing any of those things would seem to detract from the basic concept.


Much like what marriage has become you mean?



Marriage, with its impressive rate of success?  Exactly. 

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RE: Internal Enslavement - 7/30/2008 7:05:38 PM   
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I don't think I ever even suggested that my form of relationship is MORE honest, sincere, secure, of fulfilling - or anything else - than your form of relationship is, to you. How does your being into D/s or BDSM at all make your relationship any MORE honest or secure than another persons, who is not into WIIWD?
It makes it more so for ME, because it is what works for me, and what I want. It's as simple as that. I simply said I don't understand how you can conclude that something is NOT part of the 'basic concept' of what another person wants, without spending an awful lot of time finding out what they want. It seems to me that internal enslavement is, on the most basic level, what I want - but perhaps you feel that you would be a better judge of what I want, than I am? which only sounds to me like you have decided that I should want what you want.

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RE: Internal Enslavement - 7/30/2008 9:04:44 PM   
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More straw...I'll take this as evidence that you cannot or will not address what I actually said. 

If anyone else can explain how misapprehending Maslow or Thorndike,  makes anything 'about a slave being incapable of wanting to leave' actually work better than just setting the goal and using honest communication, instead of increasing the signal to noise ratio with gimmickry, I'd love to hear it.


Notice I said 'how it works better', not 'enthusiastic testimonials'.


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