LadyHugs
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Dear Phin, Ladies and Gentlemen; For my own reasons, I know what I am capable of but, the other person is not. It is my sense of duty/responsibility/honor to never put someone in a position where they feel threatened, overwhelmed and over sensitized. I do want to have a lot of this person later--I do not do scenes as if it will be the first-only-last scene I ever do. I would like this person to come back and ask me for more and at their pace; especially new folks. I want them to enjoy play and know that having limits will be expected and one worry set aside. Its called respect and earning someone's respect by deeds, actions, behavior and standing to a standard which is so easily to cross over, to fudge/cheat and or manipulate. I also am most aware what my sense of judgment may not be equal to another. Again, the example of a glass half filled or seen as a glass half empty. Judgment is individualized and though we may feel the same way, how it is processed is different. I also feel women and men do have a sense of judgment that is the same however, how it comes to be takes a different path entirely. It is that journey of judgment...the rational, emotions, gut instincts, senses and sense' tricks and mind manipulation/sense of being, self, awareness all plays a part in this. In addition -- society judgments so commonly demonstrated when in cases of sexual assaults; there is an immediate 'rush to judgment/opinion' that the woman did something to provoke the attack, such as dressing, behavior and such. I know when I put myself in the vunerable position my mind was always rolling--will this be rape or will this be a beautiful experience. I believe in my own case--I like to have faith in others and sometimes I trust too much. Knowing the consequences do anchor my judgment and having listen to my gut instincts--I obey. Further, I think a lot of times fear of the unknown, especially with fire play, edge play, pain play and such--dulls the wish to trust and also adds doubt to the judgment of others--it has to be proven that this type of behavior won't do harm and injury that disables and or scars. Judgment adds to the thumb up/down and also adds to one's reputation as well. The hardest thing to overcome though; is self judgment and trusting one's own judgment--at times it reflects on others however, by staying true to standards set--it will add to the respect and reputation of those who use good judgment consistantly. Just some thoughts. Respectfully submitted for consideration, Lady Hugs
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