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S&M for Dummies


JamesSavik

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I just don't have it in me.

 

I have experienced enough real pain to know that I don't like it and, am mortified(good Southern word) at the thought of causing pain to others- especially someone I like enough to want to roll around with.

 

The idea of being out of control gives me cold sweats so trying to tie me up would be like trying to give a cat a bath. It could probably be done but no one would enjoy the experience.

 

Leather? No. Just.. no.

 

I'm just not kinky that way.

 

My big S&M fantasy? Rescuing the poor guy that's tied up. Picking him up, carrying him away to some place nicer where I can experience his gratitude.

 

That doesn't work either. He liked being tied up.

 

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I actually searched for S&M for Dummies.

 

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That was no help. Then after a few more searches, I was like

 

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Maybe there are frontiers that I probably shouldn't explore.

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nostic

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I still want a copy of "S&M" for dummies. 

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MrM

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I'm with you jamessavik. I neither like to give nor receive pain. I'm rather cuddly instead. :P

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Drak

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The practitioners of S&M are at least candid about what they like, whereas there are a lot of people that seem to get pleasure from the misfortune of others by various means such as pranks like the ones you described earlier in the forum. I think the Germans have a word for it, schadenfreude, I used to play around with various telemarketers and debt collectors that called my telephone, and that was a form of S&M probably too. They were trying to get money but wound up getting pranks instead. Now that I've gotten to be an old man and all, I just screen calls using a software program.

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