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alittleevil -> RE: edge play (1/9/2010 5:31:55 PM)
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ORIGINAL: AquaticSub Mmm... I suppose I would define bloodplay as edge-play because of bloodborn diseases that players wouldn't otherwise be exposed to and that, when playing in public or with shared toys, the extra-careful clean-up that needs to take place. I remember freaking out when I realized I had cuts (very minor, hence while I didn't notice I was actually being cut a bit instead of simply being scratched) from a scene where I wasn't told the knives were sharp enough to cut. I was newish, didn't ask, not really anyone's fault but I freaked out anyone because I didn't know if that toy had been used on anyone else before me that night. I do agree that with a bonded partner I don't see a problem though I suggest blood tests first. Valyraen and I engage in it from time to time. [:)] Hello, Yes, i would qualify "bloodsports with some unknown or extra variable involved" (such as those you mentioned) as edgy. In the privacy of my own home, with a bonded partner, blood play wouldn't be edgy (to me) in the slightest. If there is a risk involved (that can't be mitigated by simply knowing what you are doing), i can't find one, so (to me) it just doesn't seem edgy. Which doesn't answer the question (which there wasn't ;-) ) of whether blood play itself is edge play or if it is simply the circumstances in which it occurs. Breath play, as an example on the other hand, i would across the board qualify as edge play, simply because, to the best of my ability to determine, there is always a degree of risk--of unpredictable variables that can only be mitigated not removed--involved. Best, aj
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