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RE: "Catholic guilt" and bdsm? - 3/4/2010 12:27:04 PM   
Lucienne


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Catholics (well, the Vatican) is not one to preach..as they are caught with their hand in a cookie jar yet AGAIN.

Gay prostitution ring linked to Vatican
http://cnews.canoe.ca/CNEWS/World/2010/03/04/13106366-reuters.html

so guilt is not something they should be tossing around. Those stone tossers
have their own problems with sin.


Ahem. Salad tossers. The Vatican condemns many things. Bdsm has never been one of them. It doesn't appear that anyone is interested in an actual discussion of bdsm in the context of Catholic doctrine. Which is a bit of a shame, because it really is kind of interesting just how easy it is to incorporate bdsm into a Catholic marriage without disobeying a wide range of teachings on sexuality. But, you know, as long as y'all want to toss around generic insults about generic people generating generic condemnation and generic guilt of non-specified bdsm acts far be it from me to step on your fun.

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RE: "Catholic guilt" and bdsm? - 3/4/2010 3:52:02 PM   
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ORIGINAL: Lucienne
As I've gotten older and had friends go through Pre-Cana (marriage prep) classes, I've learned that the Church does actually have some useful things to teach about intimacy... that it'll share once you've found that one and only person you'll spend the rest of your life with. Seems like putting the cart before the horse to me.

I'm kind of curious what those wrinkly old virgins could possibly teach that's useful when it comes to intimacy.

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RE: "Catholic guilt" and bdsm? - 3/4/2010 4:15:04 PM   
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Rolling around in my head are thoughts about how people see the world in black/white, positive/negative, right/wrong terms and apply that to their own situation while including a desire to be heroic, innocent, just, righteous, (insert "good" adjective here).  There's also some notion floating around in my noggin about how people, rather than experiencing a fully developed paradigm shift while participating in whatever-it-is-they-do-do, try to overlay what they see as appropriate/right/positive concepts within their original world view framework instead.
Here's some example sentences (possible false or broken syllogisms): 
"I'm a virtuous person, benevolence is a virtue, therefore I am benevolent"
"I'm a mentally healthy individual, psychologists say this is abnormal behavior, therefore psychologists are wrong."
"I am a smart person, we just did something I find stupid, therefore I am with stupid."

It's not a fully-formed idea, it's why i wrote "rolling around in my head".  i'm fairly certain several people can, should and will call what i just wrote BS and give a logical statement why it is BS.  Maybe someone can develop this into something like a real idea, i dunno.

ETA: They might be unwilling or unable to entertain the idea that according to their origianl world view they might be <insert negative adjective or flaw> and that this may be a) something they have to accept b) something that will keep them from getting involved with BDSM or c) irrelevant in the face of a new cultural system.

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Rolling around in my head are thoughts about how people see the world in black/white, positive/negative, right/wrong terms and apply that to their own situation while including a desire to be heroic, innocent, just, righteous, (insert "good" adjective here).  There's also some notion floating around in my noggin about how people, rather than experiencing a fully developed paradigm shift while participating in whatever-it-is-they-do-do, try to overlay what they see as appropriate/right/positive concepts within their original world view framework instead.
Here's some example sentences (possible false or broken syllogisms): 
"I'm a virtuous person, benevolence is a virtue, therefore I am benevolent"
"I'm a mentally healthy individual, psychologists say this is abnormal behavior, therefore psychologists are wrong."
"I am a smart person, we just did something I find stupid, therefore I am with stupid."

It's not a fully-formed idea, it's why i wrote "rolling around in my head".  i'm fairly certain several people can, should and will call what i just wrote BS and give a logical statement why it is BS.  Maybe someone can develop this into something like a real idea, i dunno.

ETA: They might be unwilling or unable to entertain the idea that according to their origianl world view they might be <insert negative adjective or flaw> and that this may be a) something they have to accept b) something that will keep them from getting involved with BDSM or c) irrelevant in the face of a new cultural system.



Simple directional e-motivation within the paradox .... (of whatever paradigm)

other than that you can't get there from here. lol I only say that because ideas tend to keep rolling around, and are therefore unstable by nature.



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RE: "Catholic guilt" and bdsm? - 3/4/2010 5:25:17 PM   
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Smutmonger,

that is indeed a great question to ask and would/could be the topic of thesises in a bunch of sciences.

Is there a difference in the way bdsm is lived and experienced due to the most dominant religious inclination in the given society? You can look at it and reseach it as a religous, a sociological, psychological, anthropological....topic. And naturally from a sexual science angle.

Here in europe it would be mostly a comparison of the different ways the christian belief system is prevalent in the society and how that leads to different forms of personal and scene/lifestyle bdsm.

From my own experiences i noticed the whole guilt and ritual christian influence, but it is not very strong in my own life. The triggers of catholic raised submissives are very interesting and often so deeply rooted that it can be intesting to lift some of them and change them, but they are fun in itself. The lutherenian orientated are not so much fun for me, because if they are very strict raised, you have firstly to work on lust and body basics.

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RE: "Catholic guilt" and bdsm? - 3/4/2010 10:26:25 PM   
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ideas tend to keep rolling around, and are therefore unstable by nature.


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RE: "Catholic guilt" and bdsm? - 3/5/2010 9:04:38 AM   
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Is it a sin to lust after Sister Madeline?

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RE: "Catholic guilt" and bdsm? - 3/5/2010 2:19:14 PM   
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ORIGINAL: Smutmonger

One of the stranger abiguities I see in people practicing bdsm is the feeling that a lot of justifications are being expoused to excuse a bent for kinky sex. From the sub side-"The devil (Dom)made me do it." And they can still wear the "good girl/boy" badges.

And from the other side-some sort of justification as a benevolent paternal figure?

Why do you think this need exists for so many-validation that they aren't "sick"?



Good ole Catholics...they always appear to be above anyone elses religion...

Thats where the pope wants YOU...feeling guilty....shame...NEVER free...

Thats why purgatory is almost full! LOL

Screw guilt...

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RE: "Catholic guilt" and bdsm? - 3/5/2010 2:22:16 PM   
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ORIGINAL: pompeii

Is it a sin to lust after Sister Madeline?


Is it a sin to lust after Mod 7?


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RE: "Catholic guilt" and bdsm? - 4/22/2010 2:58:48 PM   
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quote:

ORIGINAL: Lucienne

quote:

ORIGINAL: came4U

Catholics (well, the Vatican) is not one to preach..as they are caught with their hand in a cookie jar yet AGAIN.

Gay prostitution ring linked to Vatican
http://cnews.canoe.ca/CNEWS/World/2010/03/04/13106366-reuters.html

so guilt is not something they should be tossing around. Those stone tossers
have their own problems with sin.


Ahem. Salad tossers. The Vatican condemns many things. Bdsm has never been one of them. It doesn't appear that anyone is interested in an actual discussion of bdsm in the context of Catholic doctrine. Which is a bit of a shame, because it really is kind of interesting just how easy it is to incorporate bdsm into a Catholic marriage without disobeying a wide range of teachings on sexuality. But, you know, as long as y'all want to toss around generic insults about generic people generating generic condemnation and generic guilt of non-specified bdsm acts far be it from me to step on your fun.

quote:

Ahem. Salad tossers. The Vatican condemns many things. Bdsm has never been one of them. It doesn't appear that anyone is interested in an actual discussion of bdsm in the context of Catholic doctrine. Which is a bit of a shame, because it really is kind of interesting just how easy it is to incorporate bdsm into a Catholic marriage without disobeying a wide range of teachings on sexuality. But, you know, as long as y'all want to toss around generic insults about generic people generating generic condemnation and generic guilt of non-specified bdsm acts far be it from me to step on your fun.



Lucienne, as a fellow raised Catholic I have enjoyed your posts here......agreed as if there was ever a poster- religion for BDSM it has to be the Catholic (as opposed to catholic....seems like we have dipped into both topics here) church.......everywhere you turn within it there are serious BDSM images and hints all with many halos shimmering above them (purgatory, St Sebastians he of the many arrows- precursor to needle play for our gang, not to forget of course Hell itself (fire play anyone..), confession and REPENTANCE, etc........interesting as i had to work through (just a bit) the guilt issue as a young lad re intercourse but never felt guilty re indulging in good BDSM as it seemed already blessed......

Funny as i have often wondered whether Catholics are overrepresented in WIIWD but my understanding from research is that there is no one particular religion which dominates so.......

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RE: "Catholic guilt" and bdsm? - 4/22/2010 3:24:40 PM   
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I maybe catholic but it creates no limitation on my natural needs and desires of BDSM, In my view God created us, and if he/she is as great as many books says...then God put BDSM in my life not the other way around, so there is no guilt... ..maybe that’s being to religious but then its only my own view of it.....I know what I am and what I need....Amen to that!!!

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