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ORIGINAL: SusanofO I've never received a collar. Maybe it's because my first and only Dominant thought the whole "collar" thing was kind of silly. He used them, just not as a symbol of "commitment". He just said: "Christ, if you love someone, why not just marry them?" I wonder about that as well, but do realize it's a "special symbol" in the bdsm world. I also realize that in some bdsm relationships, and Poly ones, sometimes the partners are already married - just to someone else, maybe. - Susan My Dom does not think that collaring and marriage are incompatible and wants to make both commitments to the same person. He does think that both commitments serve different purposes, although if I understand him correctly they are not mutually exclusive, but instead complimentary No collar here. JuliaO, I'm tilting toward your Dom's way of thinking. When I learned of the institution of collaring, I equated it with marriage. I take it very seriously. I would not be interested in collars and contracts unless it was deemed a lifetime committment. Once a Dom asked me to keep his collar at home with me to wear in his absence. At first, I thought, oh how endearing, but I could tell, he was getting at something.... It was a gesture I would not consider. I am glad I made that decision as I know this slightly used collar has been passed on quickly, too quickly in my opinion as a status symbol. I'll hold out for the big one. The one I intend to wear once and for all. No rush. No friendship collar, promise collar or velcro. I have my own, will travel.
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