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knees2you -> safe limits for a sub?? (4/6/2004 11:07:01 PM)
[&:]how can a Domme say this~~~> All Limits Respected, Safe and Sane Play at all times and Discretion ALWAYS! if She is looking for a full human toilet[&:][&:] sincerely, knees2You[:)] quote: if a snake bites before it is charmed there is no profit for the charmer[&o]

inyouagain -> RE: safe limits for a sub?? (4/6/2004 11:28:04 PM)
She may be full of crap? [:D] Inyouagain

Estring -> RE: safe limits for a sub?? (4/6/2004 11:49:49 PM)
Lol. Or she always flushes?

Mistress Mary -> RE: safe limits for a sub?? (4/7/2004 9:27:12 AM)
lol! and your point?

SherriA -> RE: safe limits for a sub?? (4/7/2004 5:26:31 PM)
quote: ORIGINAL: knees2you [&:]how can a Domme say this~~~> All Limits Respected, Safe and Sane Play at all times and Discretion ALWAYS! if She is looking for a full human toilet[&:][&:] If it's not a limit of the submissive partner, where is the contradiction? -- Sherri

Leonidas -> RE: safe limits for a sub?? (4/7/2004 6:57:24 PM)
Um.... because eating shit is unsafe and insane? Hep-C will kill you. Slowly, and not in a very nice way. It would have been fine if she'd stopped at the "limits respected" part, and not thrown in the bit about safety and sanity.

SherriA -> RE: safe limits for a sub?? (4/8/2004 4:33:34 PM)
quote: ORIGINAL: Leonidas Um.... because eating shit is unsafe and insane? Hep-C will kill you. Slowly, and not in a very nice way. HepC can be tested for. It's easy enough to find out that someone isn't infected. -- Sherri

ShadeDiva -> RE: safe limits for a sub?? (4/14/2004 8:08:43 PM)
Thing is - that isn't really the worst that can come from scat. Fecal matter carry all sorts of nasty little buggers - some just make you sick, some can develop into far more serious diseases Some of the little buggies (and things that can come from fecal-oral transmissions) that are found in fecal matter: • Adenovirus • Campylobacter infection • Coxsackievirus (hand-foot-mouth disease) • Enteroviruses • E. coli infection • Giardia infection • Hepatitis A, B, & C • Pinworms • Polio • Rotavirus • Salmonella • Shigella • Staph • Tapeworms • Toxoplasmosis Many of the above can evolve into far more severe illnesses. In the US we have vaccines for the worst possibilities, like polio, but that isn't a rule for all other countries - and some folks have not been vaccinated for common illnesses either, and simply do not even know it. In any case, there are some nasty little buggers that live in that type of waste that can cause mild to serious health issues for some folks. Not everyone thinks to test for everything - and sadly some folks just plain lie. Therein lies the neccessity of trusting who you are with however. But some things, simply happen. Some people never realize they even have tapeworms, for example. Anyway, just some food for thought. Not my personal thang, but if others want to do it and find like minded folks, well more power to 'em! lol ~ShadeDiva

londonswitch -> RE: safe limits for a sub?? (4/15/2004 1:13:56 AM)
I looked at ShadeDiva's list, it's like being at work for me:-) quote: ORIGINAL: ShadeDiva ...Some of the little buggies (and things that can come from fecal-oral transmissions) that are found in fecal matter: • Adenovirus • Campylobacter infection • Coxsackievirus (hand-foot-mouth disease) • Enteroviruses • E. coli infection • Giardia infection • Hepatitis A, B, & C • Pinworms • Polio • Rotavirus • Salmonella • Shigella • Staph • Tapeworms • Toxoplasmosis Yes, and not to mention bad breath!

knees2you -> RE: safe limits for a sub?? (5/6/2004 9:34:23 AM)
[:D]I can see that there is no real safe limits if the sub does not allow it?~ We as subs do have our own minds[:)], and need to express that up front~ Sincerely, knees2You [image]local://upfiles/19655/8D760D0A51D348409A205DB7D594A382.gif[/image]

Sinergy -> RE: safe limits for a sub?? (5/14/2004 1:49:48 PM)
quote: I can see that there is no real safe limits if the sub does not allow it?~ We as subs do have our own minds , and need to express that up front~ Up front is the key, I believe. A sub in flight can and will do anything, agree to anything, and is powerless (to varying degrees) to say no to anything. Why two way trust is so important to me in a relationship. Sinergy

indigo302 -> RE: safe limits for a sub?? (5/14/2004 5:43:50 PM)
quote: Anyway, just some food for thought. What a bad pun...I love it! quote: She may be full of crap? quote: Lol. Or she always flushes? You two "crack" me up!

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