iliv2servher -> RE: Dom space? What is it? (5/29/2006 12:20:31 PM)
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ORIGINAL: imtempting So to the doms... Do you get something like subspace? Is there such a thing as dom space and if so what is it? Oh yea... A biiiiiiiiiig hello to mod one and mod three. Oh the fun the three of us used to have. Now that im a little active again perhaps we can have those fun times back :P I expect a reply mod one and three :P Well see you all around later. BTW Marilyn Manson ftw :| Can't beleive I said that :| No. I consider Subspace to be a physical intoxication brought on by the natural body chemicals that are released due to the play and one's mindset. With an intoxication, one becomes inhibited in their mental and physical capacities. Therefore, I consider it highly concerning that a Top would have a Dom space that equates to Subspace. I consider that rather than a Top becoming spacey and inhibited in their mental and physical capacities, they go into a Zoned state of mind/body very much like an athelete. In my play, I become more focused in both my mental and physical capacities. It's not that I believe I am better than I am, for I don't entertain ideas of grandure or prefection. I am just more aware of my thoughts and my physical responses. The more intense the play, the more intensely focused an increased concentration I will have. In summary, I consider spaced to refer to a condition of being mentally and physically inhibited. While Zoned refers to a condition of increased awareness and concentration. Both can and do involve the naturally created chemicals of the body but the cocktail is different and so is the affects on the person. The body *does* create it own opiates, or mind-altering chemicals naturally found or excreted by the brain. These chemical mimic what Eastern philosophers term as meditation and altered states of consciousness. Seems like we are talking about the same things. It's all about terminology and semantics, or how each one of us interprets and defines a particlar subject.
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