Leonidas -> RE: “I can do it verses should I do it” (8/12/2004 1:48:28 PM)
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Hi newflowers, When a slave is new and inexperienced, it is common for her to beg the collar of a man who is not necessarily her "soul mate", or as we say "love master", but just happens to be a man who has a reputation for being good with slaves, especially new slaves. Many times, the new girl is not the only slave in the man's house. In his collar, she learns slavery. She may stay in his house forever, but it's not really expected that she will. If the man in question is part of a community, the new slave, as she progresses, may well catch the eye of one of her master's friends. She may serve the friend at parties and such that both he and her master attend. I, at least, wasn't blind to noticing when a friend had taken a liking to a slave of mine. In the few cases where I did give a slave away, I pretty much had the impression that the slave wouldn't mind too much, if you know what I mean. The other situation is where the man doesn't want the slave anymore, for the same various reasons that masters and slaves part ways in any kind of TPE relationship. In these situations, the slave sometimes wants her master to place her elsewhere, hopefully with someone that he knows and respects, or that he has at least screened. Not too long ago, there was a thread here (I'm sure proudsub could find it) that discussed a Gorean man who was doing just that; placing a girl that he no longer wanted. As I said there, the slave often fears falling into the wrong hands; either a sadist or a man who is not strong enough to master her, and so wants her master to place her in good hands. As deanna said below, a slave sometimes trusts her master's decisions in these maters above her own, especially if she's been with him for a long while. For women who are attracted to our ways to begin with, it is somewhat thrilling to have no say in changing hands this way in a transaction between men. As you said, it wouldn't appeal to you, but it takes all kinds. If the slave objected, she could, as is always the case, opt out of her collar. I personally have never seen it happen. It really isn't anything as sinister as it might sound on the surface, just one possible maturation and socialization process for one of our slaves, or a way for a slave to transition from one house to another without having to brave seeking a master alone. Somehow all these threads that I'm posting to keep coming around to Gorean topics. I didn't mind answering here, and I hope this is what you are looking for, but I hope that this thread gets back to its intended subject.
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