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RE: Married slaves, can they be owned? - 3/2/2005 1:35:11 PM   
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Not sure what the real story is, cause it really makes no nevermind to me.


This is the most frightening and telling post in a terrifying thread.


I get this a lot once people really understand what I am into. Those who are into this for the romantic, emotional, or spiritual aspects kinda freak out when they realize that I really want a slave. I want a slave they way plantation owners wanted slaves. It's not really acceptable, even in this lifestyle. I am not that interested in the slave's life outside of her service to me. As long as she serves me well, her life is her business.

On b dot com, one guy responded to a post of mine with "Scary stuff." I added it to my sig there...still think it fits.

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RE: Married slaves, can they be owned? - 3/2/2005 1:38:17 PM   
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Then what's the point of putting your thoughts out for discussion if you aren't going to explain them or help others understand? You should put a disclaimer on your posts that you don't plan on doing that so people don't make the mistake of asking for further insight or clarification.


on that note, perhaps the OP could dip back into the discussion? it's always fun to discuss things with Taggard, but hey, celestia, some folks here have asked for a little further clarification or insight from you. just a suggestion........

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RE: Married slaves, can they be owned? - 3/2/2005 1:57:42 PM   
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a spouse on the other hand is suppose to be your life long partner, your other half...


You are projecting your definition of spouse onto other people. For some, a spouse is less of a commitment then friendship. It is a legal device used to get a green card or a tax break.

Taggard


i don't think that is at all what we are speaking of here Taggard, unless the one looking for an owner outside of marriage is indeed married to obtain a green card or for tax breaks...it's not what marriage is about, and i am not defining marriage, it is what it is.... you can look at it differently if you wish but that does not and will not make it a reality.

As to what you are searching for and your ideas of slavery and such i must say i have a much better understanding after this thread...i agree with Mercnbeth it certainly is fun discussing things with you. It's refreshing to see people such as yourself and merc & beth who have such distinctively strong opinions and manage to get their points across so well and with such passion...i enjoy that, no matter how much i may disagree on a certain topic.



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RE: Married slaves, can they be owned? - 3/2/2005 2:03:02 PM   
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ORIGINAL: TallDarkAndWitty

Not sure what the real story is, cause it really makes no nevermind to me.


This is the most frightening and telling post in a terrifying thread.


I get this a lot once people really understand what I am into. Those who are into this for the romantic, emotional, or spiritual aspects kinda freak out when they realize that I really want a slave. I want a slave they way plantation owners wanted slaves. It's not really acceptable, even in this lifestyle. I am not that interested in the slave's life outside of her service to me. As long as she serves me well, her life is her business.

On b dot com, one guy responded to a post of mine with "Scary stuff." I added it to my sig there...still think it fits.

Taggard



Thank you for clearing that up for me.

What I am hearing you say is here, and in profiles, other threads, etc., the focus of this entire exercise is to allow you to have “complete control” over a person for the purpose of… what, exactly?

Teaching and training them in “your ways”? Getting exclusive control of their life’s “remote” so you can push the buttons? Sit on the veranda in a wide brim hat, sipping a mint julep while she sings spirituals and picks cotton?

Bullshit.

You are no Master (Ante-bellum, Gorean or otherwise). You are just a guy trying to get off on the ultimate mindfuck. You seem to be preaching, “If you don’t submit to me totally for one year, regardless of how it might totally screw up your life, your husband’s life, kids’ lives (if any – hope not), you are not a true and worthy slave.”

In case you missed it above, bullshit.

There is a term, “noblesse oblige”, or, “noble birth obligates”. It is the obligation of the ruler (master) to consider the needs of those under their care.

I’m just off the boat in this strange new land, but snake oil is snake oil, and I know snake oil when I taste it.




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RE: Married slaves, can they be owned? - 3/2/2005 2:03:08 PM   
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a spouse on the other hand is suppose to be your life long partner, your other half... it's a bit different my friend.


I agree with life long partner, in fact I used those exact words in my definition of a spouse. But other half? I'm poly, everyone in our relationship has a lot more than "other halves."

If you find the analogy faulty, that's fine. But someone accepting the situation that another person is in doesn't make them the master of anything.



We are not speaking of poly relationships tho...we are speaking of a married woman wanting to find a Master outside of her marriage, that's a far cry from being in a poly relationship where all are willing and wanting to be with eachother, in this scenario the woman has certain needs which are not being met by her husband so she is in search of an extramarital affair/relationship in order to achieve her own satisfaction. Whether her husband is master or the lover is master has nothing to do with it really....the husband is the one getting the raw end of the stick here...methinks.


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RE: Married slaves, can they be owned? - 3/2/2005 2:09:42 PM   
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As to what you are searching for and your ideas of slavery and such i must say i have a much better understanding after this thread...i agree with Mercnbeth it certainly is fun discussing things with you. It's refreshing to see people such as yourself and merc & beth who have such distinctively strong opinions and manage to get their points across so well and with such passion...i enjoy that, no matter how much i may disagree on a certain topic.


What she said Isn't this refreshing to debate an issue without attacking each other?

I re-read celestia's posts, I think she said her husband does know of her desire but she didn't say if he agrees to it. That is the crux. She made her legal vows to him first. What does he say about this? I guess he could be thankful she was honest about it instead of going behind his back. If he says no way, what will she do? Is she prepared for the fall out? Does she have children to consider? Or, will she remain married and be miserable? ................and these are the days of our lives.

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RE: Married slaves, can they be owned? - 3/2/2005 2:26:43 PM   
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ORIGINAL: Hickory

Thank you for clearing that up for me.


No problem. As I said before, yours is a pretty common reaction.

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What I am hearing you say is here, and in profiles, other threads, etc., the focus of this entire exercise is to allow you to have “complete control” over a person for the purpose of… what, exactly?


I am sure you would have no idea why I do what I do even if I were willing to explain it to you. Suffice it to say, I am wired to do what I do...and there are those who are wired to like having what I do done to them.

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Teaching and training them in “your ways”? Getting exclusive control of their life’s “remote” so you can push the buttons? Sit on the veranda in a wide brim hat, sipping a mint julep while she sings spirituals and picks cotton?


Something like that...yup.

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You are just a guy trying to get off on the ultimate mindfuck.


Ok, I can live with that. I have been called much much worse.

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You seem to be preaching, “If you don’t submit to me totally for one year, regardless of how it might totally screw up your life, your husband’s life, kids’ lives (if any – hope not), you are not a true and worthy slave.”


I have written an awful lot on these message boards. I have not once said anything about being a true and worthy slave. What I have said is that the kind of relationship I am looking for is one in which I will indeed have complete control over my slave. So much control that I could cause her to ruin her marriage and destroy her family. I have also said, repeatedly, that my nature would never allow me to do so.

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There is a term, “noblesse oblige”, or, “noble birth obligates”. It is the obligation of the ruler (master) to consider the needs of those under their care.


Yup yup...and where did I ever suggest anything that was not done with the consideration of those under my control?

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I’m just off the boat in this strange new land, but snake oil is snake oil, and I know snake oil when I taste it.


Don't worry too much about being just off the boat. People with tons of experience react the same way to my style. I am not your typical BDSM Master...

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RE: Married slaves, can they be owned? - 3/2/2005 6:55:58 PM   
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We are not speaking of poly relationships tho...we are speaking of a married woman wanting to find a Master outside of her marriage, that's a far cry from being in a poly relationship where all are willing and wanting to be with eachother, in this scenario the woman has certain needs which are not being met by her husband so she is in search of an extramarital affair/relationship in order to achieve her own satisfaction. Whether her husband is master or the lover is master has nothing to do with it really....the husband is the one getting the raw end of the stick here...methinks.[/color]


LOL I think that's the problem I'm having with this whole thread. In my relationship and my life dynamics, having a husband and an Owner is perfectly possible, even desireable in many ways.

But if you're going on the "Having an affair" situation, that's a very different scenario.

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RE: Married slaves, can they be owned? - 3/2/2005 8:42:43 PM   
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OK, I see it is time for me to appear again. I was not going to, you all are doing a fine job discussing this amongst your selves, but I am persuaded easily.

I orginally posted these questions because of another thread, and I wanted to see what others had to say on the matter. Some have stated their opinions as a whole for everyone and some have directed their replys towards me so I will take the time to delve into this tid-bit a little more.

Leonidas,

You are correct I did start this thread because of the other one you are involved in, and the issues that were mentioned there. I am quite clear on where you stand, but I thank you for reiterating for those who may not have been involved or read it the first time.

May I ask what statastics have you read that say "most married women" get a good vibrator and have a nice fantasy life. Drop the married from that phrase and you may be closer. Why would it be married women that were the big vibrator buyers, they have husbands to use for that. I would think the single women would have the bigger market.

Now lets do some definitions once again, shall we?

tryst - 1)an apt to meet, one made by lovers
2)an appointed meeting, or meeting place.
I am willing to bet that you mean number one in your response, and that can not hold true because there is not a love issue between myself and a Master. If you are using the second definition, then yes I like everyone else that is meeting up in this world am having a tryst. In fact, you and I will being having a tryst on the 12th according to this definition. Hmmmmm.

slave - 1) a human being who is owned as property of another.
2)one dominated by some influence.

As you have also stated, the first means that the slave is property, the second that the slave is controled by the suggestions, commands, desires of one above them (Dom = above, sub = lower/below ) I am not negating your definition of this. It is his right to command and the slaves duty to comply. However, to say that someone who is committed to another person in a totally different manner can not be defined by the above is absurd.
Lets break this down...I am a human being, I wear the collar of a Dom, perhaps only physical at times, but mentally always. I do not need a materialistic symbol around my throat to prove this to myself, but if it please him to show me as his to others in this form then so be it. When he speaks I obey. I am dominated by his influence. It does not matter that he does not speak of my relationship with my husband, that does not concern him at this point. Do you speak with your sub about things that have no interest to you?
I am sure in the Masters eyes, when he speaks with me and directs me, my marriage does not exsist. It certainly does not play into how he handles me, he does not ask "is this ok with your husband, or what will he think?" And I would not wish that he did, because I am his to do with as he pleases, and that is understood between all.

"It would be reduced to your master allowing you to cohabitate with a man because it happened to be convenient for him to do so."

Convenience, hmmmmm, yes I guess in our case it is convenient for him to allow me to retain my marriage, but that is the path he chooses when taking up slaves. A choice made by the Master, he could have easily refused me if he did not think I could properly serve his needs.

"(If)Taggard ever succeeds at enslaving you, truly, you will have chosen, celestia. That would be the last choice you would make, for as long as you were a slave. "

I have made my choice and am acting upon it. I accept my slave nature, embrace it, and wish for it to continue. I can not agree to sit on the sidelines (with my vibrator) watching my life go by in unhappiness. That does not mean I am in anyway unhappy with my married life, it only means for my own personal happiness I need to be enslaved.

"To my way of thinking there is no special cache in being a man's slave. It's not a special badge of honor that you must claim to be 'real'."

I am glad I do not abide by your way of thinking on this topic. I consider it a great honor to be a man's slave. To be seen as a possesion he desires and will take pride in. I wear that "special badge" around my throat so that I can openly claim what I am to others. Therefore, I want to be seen as a slave and you telling me that is not a possiblity, is frustrating, because I still haven't seen anything here that can say otherwise.

"I know that you think I am being unkind to you."

Unkind? No. Stubborn? Heck yes.

"I will say to you the same thing that I said to my girl before she knelt and begged to be collared: If you feel that you could choose anything but to live as a slave, you should. It's kind of like being an artist; something that you should only do if you must. "


I wasn't going to let myself get into my past and really delve into what drives me, but I guess I must ease the lid back a little to explain to you, Leonidas. I have gone back and forth with being a slave to just being vanilla, for my entire adult life. Thinking I could shelf it as "play". I thought I could live without it, and tried to fill my time with other interests, to no avail. Time and time again it crept back into my world and slapped me in the ass, saying why aren't you out there doing what you are ment to do? So I would head right back into the fray in search of a Master. I found a few, some good, some not so great, but it seemed each time I was with one they would fall into that "love" thing, and in all my experience that has only weakened their hand on me. They became more concerned with the romance and forgot who they were originally. I am not saying this happens in all cases, I know it dosen't. But for me I needed a Master that was going to stay a Master and maintain that upper hand, because I do not think that love plays a part in this for me. I am a slave who does not desire the love of the one she serves, let him keep that for his romantic life. Now you can't argue that, if we were pre-civil war, as Taggard and others keep bringing up to explain themselves....Most Masters did not hold romantic interests for their slaves, and if they did, god forbid they exhibited it. And I am certain slaves held love interests other than their Masters ( married or not).
All in all I am saying that I do chose to be a slave, and can not think of being anything else. That does not mean I don't have other interests, everyone does, I just know, that for me, I need to keep them seperate.


Now on to some others...

Taggards descript on the bidding block and a master bidding on one that meets his needs, was excellent. A Master is going to look for the best property to suit him. Are we going to deny a Master the ability to call a girl his slave, if she suits his needs but does not meet the needs of another Master, or are we saying that the man is not a Master if he sets limits for his own choice of who he will chose to be in his service?


Alexander,

There is no need for the husband to join the conversation. He is seperate from the D/s relationship. What I am asking is, if you think it is possible for a slave to be owned, if that slave is married? Not what the husband thinks on the matter.

"Full blown slaves can be disobediant little sluts compared to a girl in training..."

Girls in training can be this too *wink*, they just have to accept the consequences. Which in turn maybe what they are desiring.

Merc and beth,

I don't feel I need to elaborate on my specific situation, because it was more of a general " putting it out there" to see what others thought, but I will define some things a bit better.

1) Does it matter what kind of marriage? ...Are you going to say it is ok for one type of marriage but not another. It's ok for failing marriages, but not solid ones? I think the law sees all marriages between men and women in the same light, they don't have seperate divorvces for different marriage styles. They did not make me sit down and chose which marriage license I wanted when I applied for it. "Yes, sir I think I'll go with the Married on weekends but single every other Tuesday form." *wink* Marriage is marriage.

2) Considered by whom... Masters here on the forum, who wish to voice there opinions, really.

3) Define slave...see above.

4) Define Master...a man who has control over something specfic with in another human being, or one who owns a slave/animal.

5) Define husband...Again it does not matter what kind of husband he is or what he has to say. It is only the fact that there is a spouse, which gives the slave a seperate interest.

6) What does serve mean...attend to the whims and wants of the Master, in a pleasing fashion, to bring him pleasure, honor and pride in what he owns.



And as a sidebar just to let all know, I do not condone cheating, and lying to a spouse. My husband is aware of where I am and what I am doing. Beyond that you don't need anymore info on that situation.

Thanks for playing...
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RE: Married slaves, can they be owned? - 3/2/2005 9:19:52 PM   
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Can a married slave be owned?

I guess it depends on what it meant by owned. When she took her marriage vows, didn't it say something along the lines of "..forsaking all others until death do you part.."? The wife and husband "belong" to each other. She's breaking one contract to form another contract and if that's the case...how much is this new contract really worth? She can break that contract if she wants to, right? She can walk away from the new contract anytime she desires. Can't she also walk away from her master if she wants to? So using that logic...no. She cannot be owned. Not owned by her husband or her master.



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RE: Married slaves, can they be owned? - 3/3/2005 5:43:18 AM   
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When she took her marriage vows, didn't it say something along the lines of "..forsaking all others until death do you part.."?


Those are common vows, not necessary vows.

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The wife and husband "belong" to each other. She's breaking one contract to form another contract and if that's the case...how much is this new contract really worth? She can break that contract if she wants to, right?

So can any wife or husband.
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She can walk away from the new contract anytime she desires. Can't she also walk away from her master if she wants to? So using that logic...no. She cannot be owned. Not owned by her husband or her master.

You're saying that because she has relationships with others, she's breaking a vow of monogamy with her husband. Therefore, no other vows can be honored.

There are two main faults to this- one is that many marriages are not monogamous, by mutual agreement. So, it wouldn't be breaking a vow to be non-monogamous. Second, ending one commitment in no way means that the person cannot or will not honor another. If this were true, than no mother would uphold her commitments as a mother even if she ended her commitment as a wife.

Aside to the vibrator comment- most men still masturbate even when in healthy happy sexually active relationships, I wish people would stop getting so hung up on using toys and feeling as if it's some deathkill for a good relationship. LOTS of couples and people enjoy masturbating and using toys, no matter how many sex partners they have or how often they have it.



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RE: Married slaves, can they be owned? - 3/3/2005 6:08:25 AM   
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[...]most men still masturbate even when in healthy happy sexually active relationships


Hey! I resemble that remark!

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RE: Married slaves, can they be owned? - 3/3/2005 6:11:05 AM   
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She can walk away from the new contract anytime she desires. Can't she also walk away from her master if she wants to? So using that logic...no. She cannot be owned. Not owned by her husband or her master.


Yes...this is consentual slavery, so the concept of ownership is really a pretty fiction. It, however, is a pretty fiction we like to maintain...it plays well with my mint-julip drinking, veranda sitting, cotton picking, spirtitual singing fantasies...

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RE: Married slaves, can they be owned? - 3/3/2005 7:18:20 AM   
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When she took her marriage vows, didn't it say something along the lines of "..forsaking all others until death do you part.."?


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Those are common vows, not necessary vows.


I completely agree. The vows are not necessary. My point was to illustrate a contract between husband and wife.

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The wife and husband "belong" to each other. She's breaking one contract to form another contract and if that's the case...how much is this new contract really worth? She can break that contract if she wants to, right?

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So can any wife or husband.


Exactly! So where's the ownership? It's non existent.

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She can walk away from the new contract anytime she desires. Can't she also walk away from her master if she wants to? So using that logic...no. She cannot be owned. Not owned by her husband or her master.

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You're saying that because she has relationships with others, she's breaking a vow of monogamy with her husband. Therefore, no other vows can be honored.


What I am saying is that if she is breaking a contract to seek out a new contract, the new contract is as worthless as the old contract. Did the first contract allow for others to be in the relationship? The OP didn't mention that in her original question. I am also saying that as we all have free will, (Although there are plenty of people who forget about this crucial item) there is no ownership...period. Do I say that I own my slave? You-betcha. Do I truly own her or can she walk away? If she can walk away anytime she chooses, then is that really having ownership? No.

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There are two main faults to this- one is that many marriages are not monogamous, by mutual agreement. So, it wouldn't be breaking a vow to be non-monogamous. Second, ending one commitment in no way means that the person cannot or will not honor another. If this were true, than no mother would uphold her commitments as a mother even if she ended her commitment as a wife.


You're right, there are marriages that are not monogamous by mutual agreement. So no contract was broken...there is still value to the original contract. Ending a commitment doesn't mean they won't honor another. I completely agree. But there is a difference between ending a commitment and breaking a contract.

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RE: Married slaves, can they be owned? - 3/3/2005 7:46:28 AM   
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Does it matter what kind of marriage? ...Are you going to say it is ok for one type of marriage but not another. It's ok for failing marriages, but not solid ones? I think the law sees all marriages between men and women in the same light, they don't have seperate divorvces for different marriage styles.

actually, the law has standards with regards to marriages and divorces which vary from state to state, so they are not universally all seen in the same light. the question wasn't so much as how the law views your marriage, because if we are only talking about the legal ramifications, then the question you pose--can married slaves be owned, is no. legally, no one can "own" another person. the question about what kind of marriage you have was not if it was solid or failing either. if the style of marriage you have is one that is open to dalliances, trysts and role-playing with others then that makes it "different" than the style of marriage where both partners are exclusive to each other with regards to sexual intimacy or ___________(fill in the blank with whatever those partners agree upon)
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6) What does serve mean...attend to the whims and wants of the Master, in a pleasing fashion, to bring him pleasure, honor and pride in what he owns.

that sounds very romantic and charming, however, it does little to enlighten anyone on what kind of service you provide.

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Thanks for playing...


as long as we define "slave" as a state of mind, "Master" as complete authority over whatever the husband allows, "marriage" is just legal paperwork and "service" means everything one does is done pleasantly-----one may play any game they'd like and call it a Master/slave relationship, married or otherwise. still don't get why you are searching for validation here, but getting others(Masters or otherwise) to hop on your bandwagon and agree with you might be difficult.

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My husband is aware of where I am and what I am doing.


and he obviously allows it, or he would be your ex-husband......so what happens if hubby tells you to make a choice? do you choose, or does Master choose for you?

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RE: Married slaves, can they be owned? - 3/3/2005 8:29:03 AM   
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Time and time again it crept back into my world and slapped me in the ass, saying why aren't you out there doing what you are ment to do?


um, cause you are married?

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RE: Married slaves, can they be owned? - 3/3/2005 8:39:04 AM   
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LOL I think that's the problem I'm having with this whole thread. In my relationship and my life dynamics, having a husband and an Owner is perfectly possible, even desireable in many ways.

But if you're going on the "Having an affair" situation, that's a very different scenario.



Yes, it is a different scenario... if the slave feels she needs to satisfy her needs as a slave and searches out of her marriage for another man to fulfill that is that not an affair? how is that different than an affair? i was assuming the OP's husband did not know of this....after reading celestia's last post she elaborates more and explained hubby was fine with it...that's definately a different scenario, if he's ok with it, she's ok with it and the Master is ok with it who is to say there is anything wrong with that? Wouldn't be for me, but hey that's irrelevant, we aren't talking about your situation or mine in particular we are talking about celestias.

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RE: Married slaves, can they be owned? - 3/3/2005 9:01:02 AM   
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Actually, she doesn't say he is fine with it, just that he is aware of it. They can all do what they want but the question was if a married person could be owned by another and the concensus is no. No one is actually owned but a married person is bound by a legal contract, monogamous or no. I think hubby is not okay with this and that is why Celestia is seeking validation for not being monogamous. I feel sorry for the poor guy who's world is being turned upside down by this. He is forced to accept the situation or she may leave. It is emotional blackmail and I couldn't play that myself. But, who knows, maybe they will all work it out.

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RE: Married slaves, can they be owned? - 3/3/2005 9:08:06 AM   
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Actually, she doesn't say he is fine with it, just that he is aware of it. They can all do what they want but the question was if a married person could be owned by another and the concensus is no. No one is actually owned but a married person is bound by a legal contract, monogamous or no. I think hubby is not okay with this and that is why Celestia is seeking validation for not being monogamous. I feel sorry for the poor guy who's world is being turned upside down by this. He is forced to accept the situation or she may leave. It is emotional blackmail and I couldn't play that myself. But, who knows, maybe they will all work it out.


yep, i agree with your post. No matter how they want to phrase it or color it the bottom line is basically that the husband is thrown into a situation which was probably not what he desired...and again, i realize i am assuming all this, but that's my take from the info i have gathered through celestia's posts.

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RE: Married slaves, can they be owned? - 3/3/2005 9:13:33 AM   
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Though new to this forum, I feel I should reply to this thread. From my experiance as a Dominant, which, though not extensive is not insignificant either.. I find that a relationships based on love and a relationship based on D/s tend to conflict with eachother if all parties included do not have total trust for eachother, or if the boundries, limits, rights, laws, rules etc are not set down properly for all.

Personally as a Dominant I find that myself I am posessive of those who Submit to me, and the thought of them being with another man tends to bring out an anger in me which I dislike quite a bit. It truely does depend on the situation of the parties involved and the views of all. I do not think that I could be open to the possibility of a submissive of mine having a relationship with another person. But, I know those who would be open to it.

But, if the question comes down to 'Is it Possible' I would say that yes it is. AS long as all parties involved are aware of the dual nature and relationships. Any submissive who was caught deceiving EITHER party about what was going on would be in serious need of a lesson about respect. Marriage is an instituition of respect, love, caring, and dependance on eachother, just as a D/s relationship is one of respect, discipline, and for most, caring for eachother.


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