Kabirsawher
The slut poet
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Heyy, good day to all
I was hoping someone would explain me the difference between CNC and Free use
I was hoping someone would explain me the difference between CNC and Free use
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I understand your point of view, but couldn't it also mean “free use” for a limited group for a limited period of time? For example, for a special party (celebration)? I just don't know, that's why I'm asking.(...) No rationale woman would agree to completely forfeit her free will to the whim of strangers and degenerates. And I say that as someone who does enjoy engaging in group activities where I seek to be very receptive to all comers - but I choose who can participate and still reserve the right to say no.
I totally agree on thisI understand your point of view, but couldn't it also mean “free use” for a limited group for a limited period of time? For example, for a special party (celebration)? I just don't know, that's why I'm asking.
CNC means consensual non-consent. It is any activity wherein one partner "forces" themselves on the other but according to parameters (and therefore limitations) that were agreed to in advance. I put "forces' in quotes because its is more like BDSM role play and the advance consent by definition means the partner isn't truly being forced against their will. Plus there is often a safe word that can be used if things get out of hand. This is a legitimate activity that people engage I as part of grown-up BDSM activity.
Free use is the idea that a person (usually a woman) will just make herself available to engage in any sex act that she is asked to do by anybody. Maybe some people like to role play this, but near as I can tell it is a ridiculous idea dreamed up by incels that wish they could control or subjugate women. No rationale woman would agree to completely forfeit her free will to the whim of strangers and degenerates. And I say that as someone who does enjoy engaging in group activities where I seek to be very receptive to all comers - but I choose who can participate and still reserve the right to say no.