Minerva de Sade
Alexander J Luthor
This is just me, but I still do think that sex should be more of a behind-closed-doors thing. Not because I have an issue with sex, but because too many people are showing an interest in extreme things like Fifty Shades of Grey. The women who are really into this are looking at pure hatred and humiliation, not BDSM. If someone has an interest in you, they don't force you to sign a contract that completely takes away your free will and allows them to beat you with chains if you don't hold your fork the way they want you to. <<<That's terrible and I wouldn't trust these people to be in public.
♒ caligulasAquarium
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Well, allow me to put some input on this, considering I'm experienced in the topic:
Some people sign "contracts" that aren't legally binding, but are for play purposes. These contracts are meant to protect the submissive (sub) as well as the dominant (dom). Contracts are usually worked out between the sub and the dom, and won't be signed until both parties agree to the terms.
I've seen that most contracts include rules for the slave, and the dom. For example, a dom may NOT break the skin during play, or play must immediately stop. A dom may not leave marks that can be seen in public, and the relationship is to remain secret. (Although, heh, I do share a little.)
From what I've seen, this is NOT BDSM, but rather a man abusing the term so he can get his rocks off by abusing someone, which is NOT okay. AT ALL.
One thing you learn really quickly when looking up BDSM is that no one wants to play with an a*****e. Because BDSM, believe it or not, is NOT just about the dom. The sub is there to have fun too, and if they're not having fun, or don't consent to what the dom is doing, chances are the sub won't want to play anymore.
Back when I watched CSI every week I remeber how Grissom dealt with the dominatrix woman in more than a few episodes. She had a very philosophical look on things and it was actually a pretty good BDSM introduction. It's not my cup of tea, but joy to those who would choose to do it.
Team player contracts sound good. No one wants to go to the hospital after a bad session and explain how they obtained their injuries. People don't seem to realize that doctors
can talk about patients, they just neglect age, name, and gender.