EStrict
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Joined: 1/11/2004 Status: offline
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Most every submissive and slave I know has no problem speaking to a dominant. The majority are not looking for poly though, so they don't approach couples, marrieds, etc. Then there is the line "1-why don't more submissives/slaves(having been in the lifestyle 20 years I believe they are the same." Someone new, reading that line could easily be intimidated or put off by that line if it is the first impression they have. *You* consider them the same, which *could* sound like *all are slave in time* which would discard those who feel they are submissive but never would be a slave, or make them feel that in time you plan on *turning* a submissive into a slave. Since a lot believe that the main difference between a submissive and a slave is that the submissive retains the right to change what they are willing to do and a slave gives consent once, that perhaps eventually you won't honor someones wishes. I don't know you, and am not trying to imply you don't/won't respect someones limits, but it is something easily read into what I see. It's one of the biggest problems of online. Though everyone *sees* the same words, without tone, facial expressions, and body language, it is up to *them* to interpret things they way *they* hear them....
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