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RE: safety tips for first time encounters - 4/10/2012 10:27:43 AM

Aswad

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ORIGINAL: tsatske

Ass play is not on my list of favorite things, but I think I might enjoy the mace up the arse scenero. That sounds fun, or, if not fun, at lease differant, and I'm always for differant.

Let me know if you're in the area. I'd love to try it.

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My sister refuses to carry it because she is convinced that, knowing what it feels like, she would hesitate to use it until it was too late, and then it would get used against her, and she does NOT want that.

Sounds like a wise choice. If one can't commit, one shouldn't carry anything.

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RE: safety tips for first time encounters - 4/18/2012 8:41:08 AM

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The common sense ones are usually the best...meet in a public place...meet during day light hours...perhaps take another person with you who will hang out off to the side...have someone who you do check-in calls with...get a description of their vehicle ahead of time and share that with another person along with name, DOB. height, weight and description of who you are meeting. When you do meet ask if you can take their photo so that you can set that up as part of an id in your phone then email that photo to your person who knows what is going on. Meet at a munch or another Ds event. If you get there before them and and can watch for them...identify their car...get a picture of the plate number and forward that to your safe contact. This way if something does happen they have as much info to go on as possible.

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