lizi -> RE: Luring a vanilla into slapping (12/27/2011 5:13:50 PM)
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So there's not a lot of support for your idea here of luring people into doing things they said no to. Sometimes if enough people have offered a consensus on a subject I will leave it alone, sometimes it makes sense to add that one more voice to the pile in the hopes that someone out there will learn something from the overwhelming landslide. No...it's not ok to lure someone into doing something that they didn't want to do, and it's not ok to do certain things without training or at least some information. When you assaulted your man by slapping him you didn't do any damage that you know of, but it's a risky activity and you very easily could have because you didn't know what the hell you were doing. We're talking eyes, brain, sense organs, and the brain stem which regulates your breathing....I'd pass on fucking with that stuff. As well as the facial bones. One thing about facial damage is that everyone will see it for the rest of your life- how cool. When he hit you back out of anger he could have done damage to you as well. You both could have been arrested as well - making sure things are consensual mitigates that somewhat. However, it wasn't consensual when you slapped him. I wanted my partner to slap me because I thought it was hot. He decided to oblige me, he had some background information on it and did it one night when we were in bed. I sobbed like hell and wouldn't stop, not the reaction we were hoping for. It stopped the night of fun in it's tracks and we've never done it since. Our attempt was consensual and it was done with the awareness of basic safety such as it is, and it wasn't a raging success. Some people love it. However it works out, both should agree to try it and not be 'tricked' into it. What the hell would you have done if he'd called the cops and then dumped your ass for being an abuser? Tricking someone into something says you dont' respect them enough to respect their limits, and all I can say is that will backfire on you big time later on down the line when he doesn't have much trust in you, or believe in you, or think you have his back. He wont' have yours either.
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