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Thanks, but no thanks. But you can tie me up and spank me, that is something I'd consider....pink_ said:i would totally step on your balls.
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Thanks, but no thanks. But you can tie me up and spank me, that is something I'd consider....pink_ said:i would totally step on your balls.
Far too many long words for him.Olivianna said:fine, i'll elaborate--i don't think that the majority of men have a proclivity for wearing latex masks, sporting riding crops, or performing enemas on their sexual partners (i.e. bona fide 'BDSM', as you might say)--but, i do think that the majority of men do enjoy a bit or a lot of domination, enforcement of pain, and the such, when it comes to the roles they assume with their sexual partners. my point is that what you term 'BDSM'--a presumably members-only, marginal lifestyle choice--is in large part the crystallization (for lack of a better term) of an attitude towards sexuality that is shared/appreciated by the majority of men.
Olivianna said:i think of so-called BDSM as indicative of a particular attitude. if you're going to say that 'BDSM' necessitates the use of aluminum handcuffs, feather teasers, and a certain type of nipple clamp, i'd have to argue that all that shite is bs.
i'd agree with this. the "best" "doms" i've experienced would never classify themselves as such and haven't been into all the accoutrements of what is typically associated with bdsm. it's just part of who they are and they don't need accessories, terminology, planned "scenes," or checklists to express themselves.Olivianna said:i think of so-called BDSM as indicative of a particular attitude. if you're going to say that 'BDSM' necessitates the use of aluminum handcuffs, feather teasers, and a certain type of nipple clamp, i'd have to argue that all that shite is bs.
I'd love to smack you around a bit....Olivianna said:or there is something about me that calls out for a little roughin' up.
SeanH said:Far too many long words for him.
Later, I'm watching The Triumph of the Will atm.Retrieval said:Shouldn't you be off downing half a bottle of Whiskey and reading more communist propaganda?
Hester said:i'd agree with this. the "best" "doms" i've experienced would never classify themselves as such and haven't been into all the accoutrements of what is typically associated with bdsm. it's just part of who they are and they don't need accessories, terminology, planned "scenes," or checklists to express themselves.
Hester said:i'd agree with this. the "best" "doms" i've experienced would never classify themselves as such and haven't been into all the accoutrements of what is typically associated with bdsm. it's just part of who they are and they don't need accessories, terminology, planned "scenes," or checklists to express themselves.
one i'm thinking of in particular thinks he's very vanilla and refuses to use any bondage equipment, for example (he prefers to physically restrain). yet he's as natural a "dom" as there is and as comfortable in that role as in his own skin.
Hester said:i'd agree with this. the "best" "doms" i've experienced would never classify themselves as such and haven't been into all the accoutrements of what is typically associated with bdsm. it's just part of who they are and they don't need accessories, terminology, planned "scenes," or checklists to express themselves....
It's not right to laugh at something that's not meant for your eyes. What two people do in their bedroom together isn't public access TV; if you're not invited into the room then you aren't the intended audience.Hamletmaschine said:I agree with this. All that nonsense isn't sex, it's theater. And really, really bad theater, at that.
Go and post that in the BDSM Forum, I dare ya! They take themselves so seriously in there it's hilarious.Hamletmaschine said:I agree with this. All that nonsense isn't sex, it's theater. And really, really bad theater, at that.
Yes. But not here. Nooooo never here. And certainly never you.SeanH said:Go and post that in the BDSM Forum, I dare ya! They take themselves so seriously in there it's hilarious.
Avalon38 said:It's definitely not a lifestyle thing for me. I like to make my own decisions out of the bedroom. But sexually I like a guy who knows what he wants and gets it.
Yes, I've experimented, but mostly just the tying up stuff which is a lot of fun. I'm not sure how into I'd be into tying a guy up, I've never tried. Overall I like it somewhat "rough" and I like being told what to do.
LOL, you think I take anything on lit seriously? ROTFL.LateralMovement said:Yes. But not here. Nooooo never here. And certainly never you.
Uh, actually yes. This is your life.....SeanH said:LOL, you think I take anything on lit seriously? ROTFL.
It is all a matter of taste. I guess I prefer "bad theater" to mundane sex.Hamletmaschine said:I agree with this. All that nonsense isn't sex, it's theater. And really, really bad theater, at that.
SeanH said:LOL, you think I take anything on lit seriously? ROTFL.
LadyAria said:It is all a matter of taste. I guess I prefer "bad theater" to mundane sex.
Accessories - are like lingerie - not required but make things feel sexier
Terminology - a common language to ask for what you want regardless of the partner. Universal communication is not bad.
Planned "scenes," - So someone setting up a romantic candle light setting for vanilla sex is bad or role-playing for spice is negative? Same concept.
Checklists to express themselves- There is so much to do that sometimes people new to the idea of BDSM are not even aware of the options available. It is the bases to start a better educated conversation. Again, communication and knowledge are not bad things.
Also, this thread concentrates on BDSM as a male desire. The street goes two ways.
I do agree that rough sex does not constitute BDSM no more then being a self entitled prick makes you a Dom or just being male for that matter. Plenty of men want to lay it all down to serve a woman.
Self entitlement does helps, but there is way more to it.
I love my lifestyle choice. It's okay if you don't. I'm not fucking you.
LadyAria said:It is all a matter of taste. I guess I prefer "bad theater" to mundane sex.
Accessories - are like lingerie - not required but make things feel sexier
Terminology - a common language to ask for what you want regardless of the partner. Universal communication is not bad.
Planned "scenes," - So someone setting up a romantic candle light setting for vanilla sex is bad or role-playing for spice is negative? Same concept.
Checklists to express themselves- There is so much to do that sometimes people new to the idea of BDSM are not even aware of the options available. It is the bases to start a better educated conversation. Again, communication and knowledge are not bad things.
Also, this thread concentrates on BDSM as a male desire. The street goes two ways.
I do agree that rough sex does not constitute BDSM no more then being a self entitled prick makes you a Dom or just being male for that matter. Plenty of men want to lay it all down to serve a woman.
Self entitlement does helps, but there is way more to it.
I love my lifestyle choice. It's okay if you don't. I'm not fucking you.
Yes. I do.SeanH said:LOL, you think I take anything on lit seriously? ROTFL.
Nipples___Mcgee said:Fuck off
Seanh does it to me all the timeRetrieval said:So, tell me little monkey.
Do you like to be tied up and sodomized?
I have made precisely ONE parody thread my whole time on lit.LateralMovement said:Yes. I do.
I realize you post a lot of "parody" threads
There are many that would disagree, I think.LateralMovement said:your posts here show a distinct lack of a sense of humor
Lit is entertainment for me, you obviously don't get that.LateralMovement said:and a ravenous need to "expose" other Lit members for things which ultimately have little or no impact on your life *on* Lit...nevermind off. I don't think you're capable of walking away from the parts of Lit that most need walking away from.
LMAO, noobsLateralMovement said:I might be wrong about you. I apologize if I am because obviously I don't know you. I'm only going by what I see you do here. You don't seem to be the "let stuff roll off your back/laugh away your cares" kinda guy.