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Acer49 -> RE: How Kink-friendly is Your Neighbourhood? (12/21/2009 4:55:35 AM)
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ORIGINAL: LadyAngelika I'm quite interested in cultures and societies, what they consider to be appreciated and acceptable behaviour. I live in Montreal, a very sexually liberated and open-minded city, great for kinksters and other individuals of alternate sexual preferences. Of course downtown and its neighbouring boroughs are more liberal than its suburbs. I have found very few areas that have the same kind of feeling: San Francisco, specifically the Castro, Manhattan, specifically the Village. I've heard accounts from Paris, Berlin, London, Amsterdam, though I personally haven't had the opportunity to explore Europe in contexts other than business in the last 10 years. Many times I've had conversations with people, or read threads on the topic, about the degree to which someone is out about their kink. Now I'm a relatively private person so it isn't important for me to share this part of me with others. I gladly keep it to myself. Then again, I probably would have a lot of leeway based on where it is that I lived. To a certain degree, I would say that no one that I interact with would bat an eyelash if a kink-related remark would come up. The point I'm trying to make is that some cities make it easier to live your life a little more freely because there seems to be a more accepting vibe. Now most big cities have got their kinky scenes, yes, but many of them need to be relatively clandestine. Do you share this view? At any point in your life, did you move to a more liberated city in order to be yourself more freely? Or are you considering it? Is living where you are now, close to family and the world that you know more important? And if so, do you wish your neighbourhood became more liberated? - LA While I have always been considerate of my neighbors, I will live my life as I see fit and if anyone has problem with it, I do not concern myself with what I view as unrealistic expectations of others. I do not need to move to a town or city that is more tolerant. It is not anyone's right to to pass judgement on another.
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