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jeanieskat -> RE: may i please have a Master's viewpoint? (6/23/2006 9:48:04 PM)
I'll ask a professional. My master (FSU football player 22yo I'm 49 and married) has started to sell me to his friends, and it's a huge turn on, but as a pilot for a major airline I'm afraid I maybe stepping over the line. It's just so great to feel as if someone else is in control. Any suggestions-jeanie

mnottertail -> RE: may i please have a Master's viewpoint? (6/23/2006 9:53:54 PM)
Ram a Pratt-Whitney up your ass, everytime he gets a touchdown, we have had these discussions before, and rather than talk this to death, that is what is common out here.

mtumwawaBwana -> RE: may i please have a Master's viewpoint? (6/23/2006 9:58:32 PM)
quote: ORIGINAL: jeanieskat I'll ask a professional. My master (FSU football player 22yo I'm 49 and married) has started to sell me to his friends, and it's a huge turn on, but as a pilot for a major airline I'm afraid I maybe stepping over the line. It's just so great to feel as if someone else is in control. Any suggestions-jeanie twirles my head in a confused wonder.........................................................................................choosing to say nothing in response

mtumwawaBwana -> RE: may i please have a Master's viewpoint? (6/23/2006 10:06:12 PM)
quote: ORIGINAL: Lordandmaster It's impossible to know the answer to that question without knowing the man in question, but I'm not positive that's a great idea for a present. Whatever you do, don't give it to him in public. Give it to him in private. quote: ORIGINAL: mtumwawaBwana would a manly bracelet with her name and collaring date etched onto it be too gaudy? may i please ask why it feels improper to You to give a nice gift to a Master at a collaring party? i wish to understand what is inherently wrong with the concept.

mnottertail -> RE: may i please have a Master's viewpoint? (6/23/2006 10:11:46 PM)
This is not personal...........chumbawamba; but this one is a ephameral type.

JohnWarren -> RE: may i please have a Master's viewpoint? (6/23/2006 10:13:28 PM)
quote: ORIGINAL: mtumwawaBwana quote: ORIGINAL: jeanieskat I'll ask a professional. My master (FSU football player 22yo I'm 49 and married) has started to sell me to his friends, and it's a huge turn on, but as a pilot for a major airline I'm afraid I maybe stepping over the line. It's just so great to feel as if someone else is in control. Any suggestions-jeanie twirles my head in a confused wonder.........................................................................................choosing to say nothing in response Just read "her" other posts. That may lend some clarity

mnottertail -> RE: may i please have a Master's viewpoint? (6/23/2006 10:14:12 PM)
The J poster is a Jessykas ass type without owning such a shining jewel, I am sorry there are fuckwads in the world.

TolerableCruelty -> RE: may i please have a Master's viewpoint? (6/23/2006 11:02:03 PM)
My own personal views would be that if you tried to give Me some type of ornament with the date etched upon it... it would almost be like a joint collaring. But then again, I'm not much for jewelry... nor am I much for ceremonial collarings. But good luck, nonetheless, girl.... T.R.

mtumwawaBwana -> RE: may i please have a Master's viewpoint? (6/24/2006 12:28:08 AM)
thank You for Your viewpoint, i never thought of it this way. i will keep this in mind

feastie -> RE: may i please have a Master's viewpoint? (6/24/2006 12:37:02 AM)
you know the man, you know whether he'll appreciate your gift. Doesn't sound like a bad idea to me at all. I do agree that it is a private gift between the two of you, not for the party. It actually doesn't matter if you have it engraved, if it is unique. For example, an elephant hair bracelet: http://www.authenticafrica.com/noname78.html

mtumwawaBwana -> RE: may i please have a Master's viewpoint? (6/24/2006 12:40:18 AM)
thank you feastie, i was starting to rethink the whole idea. you gave me hope its still a nice idea

Lordandmaster -> RE: may i please have a Master's viewpoint? (6/24/2006 12:41:33 AM)
Because it's his show. If you know that he likes surprises, then it might be all right, but if he's not expecting it, he may not be pleased. Again, it's hard to comment without knowing anything about him or your relationship with him. But giving him a gift in front of all the guests, especially one that has your name and collaring date engraved on it, COULD be interpreted a passive-aggressive way of asserting control at a time when you are supposed to be yielding all control to him. quote: ORIGINAL: mtumwawaBwana may i please ask why it feels improper to You to give a nice gift to a Master at a collaring party? i wish to understand what is inherently wrong with the concept.

mtumwawaBwana -> RE: may i please have a Master's viewpoint? (6/24/2006 1:22:51 AM)
thank You so much for Your spin on this. maybe i can give Him a gift a few days later?

wandering4u -> RE: may i please have a Master's viewpoint? (6/24/2006 4:09:58 AM)
You have already given him the best gift...yourself. Make him proud at the collaring and it would be better than any gift. If you insist on a gift - what does he truely like - go with that, you can not go wrong

mtumwawaBwana -> RE: may i please have a Master's viewpoint? (6/24/2006 4:12:26 AM)
very true, thank you

Kinkypupper -> RE: may i please have a Master's viewpoint? (6/24/2006 10:37:42 AM)
I am not sure if you are asking for ideas of a gift or how to present the gift YOU have decided on. Each person is different In my opinion the greatest gift you can give is yourself. Since there is going to be a ceremony of some sort use that as a starting place. My personal choice of a gift would be. 1. You strip naked in front of him and hand him a branding iron with his name on it and beg him to brand you as his slave for life. 2. See #1 There is no greater gift then of self.

MHOO314 -> RE: may i please have a Master's viewpoint? (6/24/2006 10:48:02 AM)
quote: ORIGINAL: jeanieskat I'll ask a professional. My master (FSU football player 22yo I'm 49 and married) has started to sell me to his friends, and it's a huge turn on, but as a pilot for a major airline I'm afraid I maybe stepping over the line. It's just so great to feel as if someone else is in control. Any suggestions-jeanie WTF??

joyinslavery -> RE: may i please have a Master's viewpoint? (6/24/2006 10:56:26 AM)
quote: ORIGINAL: jeanieskat I'll ask a professional. My master (FSU football player 22yo I'm 49 and married) has started to sell me to his friends, and it's a huge turn on, but as a pilot for a major airline I'm afraid I maybe stepping over the line. It's just so great to feel as if someone else is in control. Any suggestions-jeanie WTF indeed! (???)

mtumwawaBwana -> RE: may i please have a Master's viewpoint? (6/24/2006 12:32:51 PM)
this is a painful thought but oooo so true

LordDominik -> RE: may i please have a Master's viewpoint? (6/24/2006 2:01:13 PM)
quote: ORIGINAL: mtumwawaBwana my query: say this Master is planning a very formal collaring party where all of His closest lifestyle friends (some in governmental positions) will be in attendance. this slavegirl in question wishes to present to her new Master a gift. she wishes it to be a gift He would hold dear to His heart, something He would be proud to keep in remembrance of her. what would You advise this slavegirl as to possible gifts? would a manly bracelet with her name and collaring date etched onto it be too gaudy? I think the question you have to ask yourself is would he think the bracelet is too gaudy? You want to get him something he will like, and that will stand out, but you also want to get him something that will reflect who he is as a person, something that will compliment him. Perhaps a new outfit for the collaring? ~ LD

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