CallaFirestormBW
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ORIGINAL: leadership527 *scratches head thoughtfully* Hrrrm, ok. So what, exactly, "skills" is it that you think a slave ought to have? For me, at least, the sub/slave terms refer to a mindset, not an activity. I call mine a "slave" because she fits my definition of that. When I give her her progress reports, they don't contain things like "can do activity x". Instead, they say things like, "Focuses on her Master's needs and wants". So what is it exactly that you think a slave ought to be "skilled" at? I would have to argue that "slavery" is not a mindset. "Slavery" is an imposed state, and says nothing about the individual's capacity or willingness to yield or serve. There are many, many 'submissives' who are also focused on their keepers' needs and wants" and they aren't designated as 'slaves'... so what, besides personal preference for mis-using the terminology, distinguishes a 'slave' from a 'submissive'? Calla Firestorm
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