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Leonidas -> RE: collars (8/4/2004 5:52:57 PM)
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It depends on which lifestyle you mean. In some lifestyle circles, collars mean only one thing; the wearer is someone's slave. In other communities you'll see submissives wearing a collar who would look as if you slapped them in the face with a turd if you referred to them as a slave. If they are really millitant in this regard, then the collar means that they have given their precious gift of submission to someone, and got a collar as a somewhat inadequate but customary token of the object of their benevolence's undying gratitude. The height of this sentiment is the "mutual collar" where the two people in the relationship collar each other. What that's supposed to mean I never have been able to figure out.
You have already heard that a collar can be a fashion statement. Similarly, it can be something to which you clip a leash or restraint when you want to keep control of someone who might otherwise wander off to do god knows what.
You will also see the "training collar". That means that someone gets to fuck/plug/fig/clamp/tie/chain/whip/cane/flog/and pincushion you first, before declaring you trained so that other folks can have a shot at you.
The "under consideration" collar means pretty much the same thing, except that you might not have agreed to training, and so there is an initial period of "consideration" where you are convinced of the wisdom of same.
The "protection collar" means just about the same thing as the last two, but the person that gave it to you is using the notion that you need protection as leverage to convince you to undergo said training while they hold all those other nasty mean people at bay on your behalf.
There you go. Justs about all you'll need to know about collars.
Take care of yourself
Leonidas
PS: This is meant as a satire. Do not go off and bitch slap the guy that just offered you a protection collar. proudsub (as she often does, thank you proudsub), was kind enough to post some links for you below.
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