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Is Being A Top In A Bdsm Relationship Really About Empowerment?
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Just thinking about this, a friend used to say she liked being dominant as she was able to work through a lot of bad stuff from her life She wouldn't switch roles because of early abuse but did say she enjoyed the responsibility for her partner. He used to say it was all about freedom, when you are completely disempowered in a safe space it is the nearest thing to total freedom. For me it was just a bit of a laugh between consenting adults. What do others think
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I'm slightly weird in that outside of the bedroom I am very assertive and confident and definitely not submissive to anyone, however in the bedroom I like a man to be dominant and sexually assertive, but only in contrast to extreme gentleness otherwise it's just a violence fest and in no way sensual, there HAS to be for me a contrast. That being said they have to...
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Kromovaracun, yes, I get all that. But a website can moderate its content as it pleases; some do it with pre-moderation, but that's hardly an option here. AB has a spasmodic system of Eds and mods who can enforce its rules by removing posts and posters; they back it up by asking posters to stick to the Site Rules. I think that's all legit. And as I said, I don't think any rules have been broken here (though I didn't see the deleted posts). It's a sensible adult conversation but not conducted in terms that might frighten the horses.
I miss interpenetrated
Language, spath!
I miss interpenetrated
Language, spath!
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My own feeling with respect to Kval's "repressed" comment was that it was a mocking and sarcastic response to, and rebuttal of, the previous, equally blunt, post of "sad, sad, sad". I certainly agree that not personally enjoying, or wanting to ever try, BDSM-related sex is hardly a cause for mockery, any more than wanting to should be. But casting judgement on someone else's sex life is to invite criticism of one's own in kind.
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Spath yes I agree totally, calling people names is immature whether it be 'pervert' or 'Prude'.
I think a lot of the name calling started as a result of people posting their erotic preferences to the site rather than keeping it to themselves. However, no one has to read anything they don't think they can cope with. I personally only read a third of the BA as I found it a tad TMI.
I think a lot of the name calling started as a result of people posting their erotic preferences to the site rather than keeping it to themselves. However, no one has to read anything they don't think they can cope with. I personally only read a third of the BA as I found it a tad TMI.
Rowan asked 'what do others think'. An opinion that goes against the grain is therefore not barging in with disgust. I think part of the reason why this thread has gone nasty is because people have described what they get up to personally and anyone who can't understand why some would find that icky are themselves immature. It's a valid subject matter but needs to be handled sensitively. If the poster was a newbie and some of the others who have contributed weren't who they are the whole thread would have been pulled IMO.
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