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RE: Depression and BDSM - 4/22/2012 12:00:23 PM   
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This is a very good site, that writes in plain English, and, has a giggle or 10 in the helpful things they tell you about different meds.

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RE: Depression and BDSM - 5/10/2012 4:47:39 PM   
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Never neglect depression in BDSM, this Master may write more about this, but a good Master insists that his slaves mind and take care of the slave in themselves, they become the guardian and minder of Master asset, themselves as his slave.

Master has three slaves, depression must be reported immediately to Master who will handle the problem, there is always a justified reason, be the weather, ovulation or periods, hormones, women are so complicated, that is how a Master differs from a Dom, in this Masters case three decades of training women, owning slaves, building dungeons, educating slaves, its a full package, depression is often a cry for help, a good slave will not cry for that help, she must be obligated to report her condition invested in her slavery, twenty years ago, Master introduced hypnotism into his usage of his dark arts, conjoined with martial arts, and ancient discipline, sport, and mental activities, depressions can thus be controlled and evaporated.

Depression within a slave, left unchecked can be a total disaster, that or any disaster is the fault wholy of the Master, either a Master controls a slave 100% or he cannot, if he cannot , do not blame the slave,he is just not up to the job, not worthy of the slave he owns, and soon that asset will have no value, a lost asset, a lost soul.


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RE: Depression and BDSM - 5/10/2012 6:30:35 PM   
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quote:

ORIGINAL: misterraymond

Never neglect depression in BDSM, this Master may write more about this, but a good Master insists that his slaves mind and take care of the slave in themselves, they become the guardian and minder of Master asset, themselves as his slave.

Master has three slaves, depression must be reported immediately to Master who will handle the problem, there is always a justified reason, be the weather, ovulation or periods, hormones, women are so complicated, that is how a Master differs from a Dom, in this Masters case three decades of training women, owning slaves, building dungeons, educating slaves, its a full package, depression is often a cry for help, a good slave will not cry for that help, she must be obligated to report her condition invested in her slavery, twenty years ago, Master introduced hypnotism into his usage of his dark arts, conjoined with martial arts, and ancient discipline, sport, and mental activities, depressions can thus be controlled and evaporated.

Depression within a slave, left unchecked can be a total disaster, that or any disaster is the fault wholy of the Master, either a Master controls a slave 100% or he cannot, if he cannot , do not blame the slave,he is just not up to the job, not worthy of the slave he owns, and soon that asset will have no value, a lost asset, a lost soul.




It might be nice if this master educated himself as to what the hell he was talking about.
Saying you can control "depressions" and evaporate them is incredibly ignorant.

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RE: Depression and BDSM - 5/10/2012 8:52:53 PM   
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quote:

ORIGINAL: misterraymond


Master has three slaves, depression must be reported immediately to Master who will handle the problem, there is always a justified reason, be the weather, ovulation or periods, hormones, women are so complicated, that is how a Master differs from a Dom, in this Masters case three decades of training women, owning slaves, building dungeons, educating slaves, its a full package, depression is often a cry for help, a good slave will not cry for that help, she must be obligated to report her condition invested in her slavery, twenty years ago, Master introduced hypnotism into his usage of his dark arts, conjoined with martial arts, and ancient discipline, sport, and mental activities, depressions can thus be controlled and evaporated.



This is probably one of the most self-centered, pompous ridiculous things that I've ever read. Depression is a disease and guess what? It happens to men and women, children and adults...even on sunny days when the weather is perfect. This post reminds me why I don't trust people who refer to themselves in the third person.... can you say...ego?

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RE: Depression and BDSM - 5/10/2012 9:45:57 PM   
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In your three decades with women, every single case has been situational and not brought about by a chemical imbalance?

Count yourself lucky that you only had the easy cases. However, seeing as you haven't had the tough ones, you may want to tone down your condescension.

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RE: Depression and BDSM - 5/11/2012 9:31:22 PM   
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there is always a justified reason, be the weather, ovulation or periods, hormones,



and a host of other reasons --say organic mental illness!!! Gawd all mighty, I am surprised nobody attempted suicide while in your care!! You obnoxious egotistical, self-centered, moron. Don't you know it is illegal to practice medicine without a license and depression is a medical condition!!

I have bipolar disorder and was in remission for over 3 years but recently (this month) had to go back on medication. I am also a mental health service provider. Right now I am certified peer specialist, but I am studying to take my test to become a certified psychiatric rehabilitation practitioner. My boss is really is pushing for me to take the test in a few months, but I'm not sure I'm ready for it, mostly because of my relapse.

How does my bipolar disorder affect me in the lifestyle? It does. A lot. In a much earlier post somebody made the comment that depressed people generally don't want sex, and boy is that true!! On the other hand, even a hypomania, will have me wondering if I'm trying something new BECAUSE of the hypomania, not because I think it would it would be fun and exciting in and of itself. Or worse, I'll wonder if I'm considering doing something new not because it might something fun and exciting but because I might be a little manic and not realize it yet. And that is what really scares me.


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RE: Depression and BDSM - 5/11/2012 10:10:42 PM   
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LOL...and so we have another who really just doesn't understand depression.

The blues or misbehavior is NOT depression. Educate yourself before the "Master" does some serious damage to someone.

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RE: Depression and BDSM - 5/12/2012 5:38:29 AM   
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It might be nice if this master educated himself as to what the hell he was talking about.
Saying you can control "depressions" and evaporate them is incredibly ignorant.


Liza ,

You have an opinioin, this Master has experience.

Everyone suffers at some stage depression, everyone who suffers depression needs help, the depressions that this Master helps with are quite real, and involve those he cares for or loves, you get to the root of someones depression, and indeed control it, and evaporate it, and Liza being rude demonstrates your educated level.

Liza this Master doubts you swim, or have ever had any martial arts training or engaged in those disciplines.

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RE: Depression and BDSM - 5/12/2012 5:44:00 AM   
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"Master" does some serious damage to someone.


Littlewonder, so misguided, this Master does not know you, or you him, you read dialogue genertaed by him,on this forum that this Master thinks is appropriate, that is just one opiniion, this Master opinion.

To shout someone down, you do not agree with, you behave in a rude way, fortunately such behaviour goes over this Masters head.

What master is enjoying is how misguided so many of you truly are, and are prepared to shout people down who you do not share an opinion with.

MR

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RE: Depression and BDSM - 5/12/2012 5:54:45 AM   
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First, I want to thank JstAnotherSub for the CrazyMeds site.

Thank you !




Second, a reply to MisterR: little wonder did not shout you down (JMO); she told you that you were wrong. And I agree with her.

If her rude behavior went over your head, then why did you have to post about it? I find that less than Masterful.


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RE: Depression and BDSM - 5/12/2012 5:55:14 AM   
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and a host of other reasons --say organic mental illness!!! Gawd all mighty, I am surprised nobody attempted suicide while in your care!! You obnoxious egotistical, self-centered, moron. Don't you know it is illegal to practice medicine without a license and depression is a medical condition!!


Eireangel, more rude comments, ( I am surprised nobody attempted suicide while in your care ) give this Master a break, what an unfair judgement to make, you refer to GMS-AGECAT , we did these studies in Liverpool, I know I have a residence there, these organic mental illness studies were based on over 65 years of age, they realy are refering to a form of dementia, and depression in later life, you must also accept that this Master is not engaged generally with people with an illness, depression can be a very serious illness, that you well know.

This Master does not run a Hospital, he operates a Dungeon for fit healthy people, who suffer depression as a healthy person does, Master true to his word will handle and control that for those her cares for, and true to this Masters word, that depression evaporates, sorry - PERIOD.

MR

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RE: Depression and BDSM - 5/12/2012 5:57:19 AM   
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she told you that you were wrong.


ChatteParfaitt, quote : (she told you that you were wrong. )

That his her opinion, nothing more.

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RE: Depression and BDSM - 5/12/2012 6:04:34 AM   
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So sorry, MR. Per the Mayo Clinic, depression is caused by the brain being unable to properly process certain chemicals. Although why this happens is unknown, it is know that depression tends to run in families.

In other words, depression is genetic and organic. Now, please feel free to continue to show what an asshat you are by disagreeing with accepted scientific understanding of the origins of depression.



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RE: Depression and BDSM - 5/12/2012 6:09:38 AM   
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quote:

I have bipolar disorder and was in remission for over 3 years but recently (this month) had to go back on medication. I am also a mental health service provider. Right now I am certified peer specialist, but I am studying to take my test to become a certified psychiatric rehabilitation practitioner. My boss is really is pushing for me to take the test in a few months, but I'm not sure I'm ready for it, mostly because of my relapse.


Eirreangel, this Master understands this awful problem you suffer, these are moods swings, truly awful, you have your good days, even fantastic days, and your mood swings the opposite direction, between mania and depression, and the change can happen so quickly.

This illness, and it is an illnes, as you more than no, used to be called in England "manic depressive disorder, in England this was psychiatric diagnosis that descibed a variety of catorgories of mood disorders, this was believed related to energy levels.

On occassions, you would thus suffer delusions and hallucinations,

Elevated moods mania, milder moods hypomania, you know well these moods, this Master can go on, but this audiance is so hostile, Master choses not to, however back to this Masters comments, that many think quite wrong, these references are made about the depressions that are common day to day in healthy people not suffering as you do, this no way resembles Bipolar, if you thought Master was making such a reference you are very wrong indeed.

Master hope you handle this problem, and wishes to say no more other than, he has just a little understanding of your pain, and can only wish you well.

MR

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RE: Depression and BDSM - 5/12/2012 6:17:57 AM   
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How does my bipolar disorder affect me in the lifestyle? It does. A lot. In a much earlier post somebody made the comment that depressed people generally don't want sex, and boy is that true!!


Erieangel what you are refering to is Hypersexuality, this demonstrate how life can be ruined by Bipolar, this Master can recall, is it not sexuality, being one of the Primary symptoms of Bipolar.

Master will say that Hypersexuality will be probably the most challenging part of Bipolar.

Last shout, if this Master recalls studies in Loughboro Colledge England, established that hypersexuality plays a much bigger part in womans lives, ,

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RE: Depression and BDSM - 5/12/2012 6:25:42 AM   
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ChatteParfaitt Please read my answers with more care, this Master is not disagreeing with any research, indeed he applauds it because some aspects of certain illnesses are now being examined more closely, Masters slaves do not have depression illnesses, they suffer as you and I do with occassional depressions, and this Master will fix it, for them............PERIOD.

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RE: Depression and BDSM - 5/12/2012 6:33:59 AM   
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Ah I see, my issue is my lack of reading comprehension. How droll !!

Dude, if what you are talking about with your slaves is once in a blue moon blues or being occasionally down in the dumps, that is *not* depression as it is clinically defined.

This thread had been (mostly) limiting itself to clinical depression and how it relates to those practicing BDSM.

Which means your initial comments were not even on topic. Once I cited the Mayo Clinic you went on to spout some bull crap is if you had even a small clue as to what you were talking about.

BTW: Have you checked out the Crazy Meds site? Because I * seriously* think yours need some adjustment.

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RE: Depression and BDSM - 5/12/2012 6:50:33 AM   
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Dude, can you PLEASE stop the "slave" speak????? I can barely read what you have to say, even though what I WAS able to understand was complete bullshit so far and not just on this topic.

If you continue to talk in a fashion where you come off as a dork, you'll soon find that everyone has you on ignore and then there won't be much reason for you to be here because you'll have no one to talk to lol.


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RE: Depression and BDSM - 5/12/2012 6:58:04 AM   
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Ah now, don't tell him *that* littlewonder, you'll ruin my fun.

Where else can you get entertainment of this quality w/o having to pay for it?





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RE: Depression and BDSM - 5/12/2012 7:24:55 AM   
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hehe...that's true but damn! My mind is screaming cannot decipher...must stop reading now.

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