Casteele
Posts: 655
Joined: 12/10/2011 From: Near Sacramento, California, USA Status: offline
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FR Mrmm, slapping, rough sex, throwing her around a bit, and taking what I want, when I want.. Yummy. My cup of tea, so to speak. But what the OP originally posted? That's just plain stupid shit, IMO. I'm not even going to comment on the potential to cause harm to herself or her partner, that should be as obvious as the fact that she gets off on the thrill of that risk; Her defensive second post "explaining" things made that much even more clear. A waste of time trying to get her to see the danger of her ways--She sees and wants that danger. The biggest dangers I see are the violation of the SSC and the potential consequences of such. To me, her slapping the guy to get him all worked up enough to engage in rough sex with her is the same as rape. He said no, she coerced and forced him in to it. Now he found he likes it. So now what, are they both going to go around assaulting and raping others, because they think "once they've had it, they'll realize they really wanted it after all!"? Think about what you really want, lalleee. There are plenty of men out there who not only want the same things that you want, but I'm sure there are many who've fantasized finding a woman just like you who wants and begs to be abused. Why do you feel the need to force an unwilling partner in to something you want? That isn't a "kink," that is fucked up mentality and in desperate need of psychiatric help, IMO. There needs to be some level of control, safety, and responsibility. Not only to yourself and your partner, but to others around you both as well. Trying to excuse yourself or justify yourself is refusing to take ownership of your actions, and shows the world just how irresponsible you are, how little respect you have for yourself or others, and completely lacking of integrity and honor. Is that really how you want the world to see you? Is that how you want to see yourself? If so, you're doing great. If not, listen to what others here have said, and learn from it. There's nothing wrong with liking the rougher side of sex (or non-sexual encounters; it doesn't have to be all about sex), nor in enjoying what really gets you off. But there can be something inherently wrong with _how_ you go about getting what you want, especially when it involves others.
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