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aromanholiday -> RE: I just joined Second Life! (5/6/2011 7:27:27 PM)
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ORIGINAL: SylvereApLeanan
Depends on where you go. There are chat events for philosophy, various religions and even classes for people who want to practice their foreign language skills. You just have to know where to look, Mr. World of WarCRACK.
Talk about a gateway...
Yes, including very nice, honest, heartfelt, and very interesting discussions at places like The Dominion Femdom (I enjoyed their slaves' confessions days). Discussions, as in "real life human voices" rather than sometimes lame and usually-distancing text communications like a certain place I could name (looks around and frowns). For people who are stuck in a sucky distance relationship for a while due to circumstances, you could do much worse than SL. I don't log on there much anymore, but I enjoyed my times there.
Grats to you for resisting Bloodlines! :)) I fell for that when I first went on, but I got some fun out of it. I initiated/invented something that none of the clans there had at the time. I couldn't stand the idea of being a vampire as it smacked of dominance, so I requested that I be allowed to be a blood doll for the clan and I recruited other submissive blood dolls for an ambitious dominant vampire climbing the ranks. That was pretty fun!
There are bdsm things to do on WoW, too, if you are creative, and not all of them involve Death Knights. I pickpocketed a thug in the slave pits of Sholazar Basin and got a rare working die. I gave it to my dominant at the time and he used it to determine if I got to cum that evening or not. It's interesting being a WoW slave: you spend a lot of time earning gold for your master to buy neat game mounts with or performing mindlessly boring repetitive quests, and giving him the turn-ins so he can get other cool game mounts. And sometimes, for his amusement, you are forced to run naked and dancing through a Horde city. :( Hmm, in some ways you might say it's a lot like life.
Is there a point in here? Probably. I see nothing wrong with VR, in whatever form it takes. It's just another way to meet and connect with other people (albeit a time-and-money consuming one, but if you can't control the time you spend there, you're not going to do much better at controlling it here), and, if you're very lucky, you can sometimes lure them into your real life.
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