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| 2 Dec 09, 10:29 PM Olokun UK(S), 5 yrs |
Great point well put, but the post is more aimed at the over stepping of a sub's principles and boundaries, not the mere humiliation. The dog food post was what made me think, but I also maentioned any meat really. From the posts so far, it is seen to be about the consent and what has been agreed, so to help it carry on; same theme of the vegetarian, is it morally wrong to over step that mark for your own gain in seeing the sub struggle, or is there and agreeance of respecting limits? | ||
| 2 Dec 09, 10:30 PM Olokun UK(S), 5 yrs |
Lol, now you've opened whole new can of worms, hehe - do you put Quorn in there?? lol | ||
| 2 Dec 09, 10:32 PM maya_lila UK(SE), 5 yrs |
Personally, yes. I'm not in the slightest into watersports but if I had to choose I'd find eating dog food worse. You can wash your skin and hair clean but once you eat something part of its going to be absorbed into your system, even if you puke it straight back up.
Man, I couldn't eat dog food "It is never too late to be what you might have been."
~ George Eliot | ||
| 2 Dec 09, 10:35 PM Thistle US, 4 yrs |
I just don't think you can generalize. Some people who submit are committed to doing it from the foundation of who they are. I'm one of those. Others are committed to subverting who they are entirely to the will of the dominant. I would guess that any amorality comes into play when the dominant understands the submissive's boundaries of personality and then disregards them. But if the submissive complies, then was it really a boundary? Sometimes, a little pushing and prodding of boundaries to test their strength is a way of keeping things interesting. Sometimes, it's a violation. It just all depends on the people involved, doesn't it?
love the brave but avoid cowards, knowing the gratitude of cowards is small ~Praxilla of Sicyon | ||
| 3 Dec 09, 6:12 PM whaplodedave UK(PE), 6 yrs |
know of a lady who has done this although i know of another lady who has served a dog food " meat pie" to her ex lol but she is not on the scene | ||
| 3 Dec 09, 6:17 PM strongarm CH, 6 yrs |
Yes. | ||
| 3 Dec 09, 6:21 PM Scrumptious UK(S), 3 yrs |
Can't be much worse than a BigMac. | ||
| 3 Dec 09, 6:50 PM curvykitten UK(BA), 7 yrs |
I'm a veggie - just wouldnt happen, end of! (and the relationship if he tried knowing i was veggie!).
Wouldn't work would it as veggies wouldnt have agreed to eating it in the 1st place. ..and it's not sadistic, its just plain stupid on the Dom's part! a belief is a belief, hard limit! Voluptuary x "Sucia" - Spanish for "Dirty Girl" | ||
| 3 Dec 09, 6:55 PM Lady_Anna_Bradford UK(BD), 5 yrs |
Complete nonsense. Tinned pet food has to be fit for human consumption in case a human accidently eats it. It is also QC tested by a human. "If no sexual offence is being committed it seems very odd indeed that there should be an offence for having an image of something which was not an offence," Lord Wallace of Tankerness http://www.clips4sale.com/studio/26308 http://ladyannadominatrix.c4slive.com/index.php http://www.professionaldomination.co.u | ||
| 3 Dec 09, 6:57 PM Mr_Worm UK(BN), 6 yrs |
yup it's the food from Iceland you have to worry about |