OrionTheWolf
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ORIGINAL: OrionTheWolf Yep, it is 24/7 slavery. It is someone being who they want to be and their nature dictates. If they choose this as their life, then what is the problem? If their is trust, everyone involved is taken care of, and there are no laws broken, then what is the problem? There is a choice when the process starts. What does ownership of a slave mean to you? I've admitted a few times that there is no "problem" when all goes well, and that I'm only dealing with when it goes wrong. That said, whether there is a problem or not, it is unethical. That doesn't make it impossible, unethical things happen all the time. It only means it is wrong in the eyes of people who hold certain principles. In this case, the following principles: It is unethical based upon your ethics. That is great, as we should all live by a code of conduct that upholds our morals. Where the problem comes in, is when you say blanketly it is wrong. quote:
Consent must always be given for an act upon them to be ethical. Consent must always be informed. Consent must not be coerced or forced. Consent is no longer valid once initial premises change. Why does consent must be continually given? There is also the debate of how any type of influence or cohersion muddies the waters of consent. These are dictates of yourself, and I hope they work well for you. Not everyone believes as you, and there is as much wrong with IE as there may be with patriotism, which means that in the hands of "bad" people it will likely turn out bad. quote:
There are others, but those are a few. To me, a slave and a submissive are the same. The issue of limits (a slave having none, vs. a submissive having them) is a semantics argument. This is matter for another post. Doing a search on the subject will get you a ton of responses and opinions. Enough to satiate anyone. I suggest a little more exposure and examination of consentual slavery. IE is basically a process by which someone internalizes and manifests their desires to be a certain way. quote:
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ORIGINAL: OrionTheWolf I see where the problem is now, the word "slave" means something different to many people. Yeah I suppose my ideas of slavery are too harsh for most, and the fact that I treat slaves as if they have no rights (this does not mean I break the law myself), and that they really are property, tends to make it so I see nothing morally wrong here. I also see why some would find it morally wrong, but then I wonder why they do not find similar things morally wrong. Is it just some kind of emotional trigger or societal conditioning? As said, what brings me to believe this is unethical is the same for even the Marines, a group of people I trust, respect, and am extremely greatful for. You seem to have one of IE's winning show-quality slaves. If she wanted to leave, how would that go? If she told you "I don't want to do something." How would that go? Yes I do have a winning show quality slave. You have not been exposed to a complete slave if you evern have to ask the above questions. If the trust breaks enough for these questions, then things have gone horribly wrong, and the IE has broken as well. I have never kept a slave that wishes to be released. I have kept them for a short period of time, so that they are sure of their or my decision. There are various degrees one can employ IE, and it takes many years to fully take hold, if it ever does. The process though is beautiful and the slave becomes much happier and more pleasing.
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When speaking of slaves people always tend to ignore this definition "One who is abjectly subservient to a specified person or influence."
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