Before I answer their question I would like to point out somethings that may or may not be known by the general public. The D/s BDSM lifestyle isn't for everyone, but for those looking for more than the missionary position it's a way of life. No one enters a scene, negotiation, or even a life long relationship without knowing what it means. We are not the shady characters on the street corner, we come from all walks of life. We are doctors, lawyers, carpenters, executives, the school teacher, we are everywhere. As for the question, I think I'm gonna let answering it go. At least till they read this http://socyberty.com/psychology/the-freedom-of-consensual-slavery/ after that they may wish to withdraw the question. You see, I never set out to point out flaws I see instead I listen and work to get rid of the flaws that she sees. And I think that's where the confusion comes into play.
They were only viewing it from what I a Dom/master had to say, but neglected to let my slaves voice to be heard. She (apparently to the disbelief of some) can speak for herself in this matter. So there you have it, my itch I cannot scratch. Was it an innocent question or meant to imply. So to th3fake I hope you read this. But I'm not holding my breath till you do. Hopefully my slaves words will give those who implicate what isn't there a different look into our lifestyle. One that hopefully sheds a little more light on an often misunderstood facet of society.


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