NessunDorma
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I'm not entirely convinced it's superficial...but then I guess the depth of it also depends on what you mean by 'involved.' I suppose I don't see 'involved' as a switch flipped after a certain point with someone (this being a forum, I also have to say I don't know if anyone -did- say that). I think there can be a certain level of emotional involvement, especially during play where the emotions are heightened, with anyone you have a sense for as a person. That might mean you've known them for years...or only a few days. If the latter, then play might be based as much on exploring that emotional connection/rapport (better word) as indulging it. So I suppose outside of a few circumstances (you know, the kind where the scene just fizzles) all play, for me, is based on some kind of emotional involvement. I suspect that the more 'involved' the parties, the more intense...but I'm not even convinced of that. Scenes are a way to express and share an emotional connection based on impulses each of us have, the kind that lead us to Dominate or submit. The intensity of those impulses, and the potential strength of the barriers we have to keep them in check seems to require most scenes to have a significant emotional element to them.
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