LadyHugs -> RE: Extreme captive play (5/3/2006 11:39:27 PM)
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Dear Wulfchyld, Ladies and Gentlemen; I have read your post a few times, to which I have some comments for consideration on this “thread,” as I thought these message boards and posts were mostly for educational and shared ideas. Unless an individual is retired or not employed, the cost of keeping one “in captivity is rather costly,” as it takes supplies as to maintain the captive. Other considerations are health problems that already exist, such as the captive’s needed medication and access to it, without limits and medical care in emergency is prompt. Because the captive is helpless, it is so important to have shifts to monitor the captive, as to prevent serious injuries and or death. Other considerations are the premise safety factors. Is there an escape key that can unlock the cage should a natural disaster, e.g. fire, flood, etc. occur and or should you suddenly fall into a medical dilemma. So many things can happen, even under the best of circumstances and best laid plans. Would you train the slave/submissive for this scene, by teaching what is fatal and what is safe, such as natural nuts, berries, leaves, moss and such to enhance the survival outside and on the escape; having a areas as stations as to become “safe spots” equipped with food, water, medicines, first aid kit, cell phone, flashlight, radio (weather reports, etc), a means to keep warm. Unfortunately for those in the scene, predators do use this same similar scenario as to entice their victims, thus safe calls were the only things that few victims of the murder under the screen name “Slave Master,” that kept them alive. The others disappeared until discovered years later very dead. There is much to consider on such scenes. Respectfully submitted, Lady Hugs
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