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CreativeDominant -> RE: If one has a bad experience with someone from here... (2/23/2009 12:27:02 PM)
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ORIGINAL: oddgirloutxxx Like a Dom who does not respect a sub's limits, does one have a duty to make it known somehow so he cannot abuse others? And how would someone do that? This is the kind of guy who gives the whole scene a bad name. I had no idea he was capable of this behavior. But did he really NOT respect your limits? Or were you one of those vague submissives who says "I'm not sure where my limits are...giggle"? But did he really abuse you? Or was he spanking/flogging/fucking you in a way that you had told him he could, told him you wanted, and then for whatever reason, you decided that you didn't LIKE his way of spanking/flogging/fucking you? As has been said by others, what you've decided is abuse or disrespect of your limits could be explained by him as a girl who was all gung-ho right up to, and beyond, the point where fantasy became reality. We don't know and until we hear the full story told from both points of view, we won't know. And even then, it is going to be a "he said, she said, he did, she did" situation...one that becomes even harder to believe as people new to each other have a tendency to exaggerate their own rightness and the "other's" wrongness. You learned something hopefully. Realize that not all dominants are assholes...IF this one was...and take a minute to look in the mirror and ask yourself what your part in all that went wrong was. And that doesn't mean answers like "well, I was wrong to go out with such a jerk". That still leaves all the blame elsewhere. If you are honest, you will find at least one thing that helped to lead to the situation.
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