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bondagemastertj -> RE: Real Life versus The Internet (7/9/2006 7:10:35 AM)
As someone who has doing this for a while, I got out of it when I was married(I considered that to be 18 months in prison). When I got back into it in 95, I found I had to just about start over again. We got the net in 98, and I got to be damned good at cyber Mastering, not intending to ever have a real life sub again, as I had, by this time, gotten custody of My daughter. But then I started attracting subs like flies and one way to weed them out I found was to agree to come to Me when they either turned 18 or when we felt we were ready. Those that did not show up were let go right then. And yes I know all the legalaties of one not being 18, but I had to start somewhere. All right, you can hammer Me with all the predator shit you want to now. But the person who posted its a good way to meet potentials is right on. And BTW, in those 8 years, I have had 3 subs, all part timers come to Me. So you must know that if youre going to be online more than likely the other person is not gonna meet you in RL. Thats been My experiences anyway

HollyS -> RE: Real Life versus The Internet (7/9/2006 7:28:54 AM)
quote: ORIGINAL: Bearlee Please, what are the numbers some slaves use at the bottom of their posts? Ex: srn 308-692-331 Is there a Slave Registery somewhere...? Yes, there really is a "Slave Registry". People can go there to get a number represented as a barcode if that's your thing - some people get the barcode tattooed on themselves so as to better mark themselves as property. Visit http://www.slaveregister.com/ to check it out. ~Holly

porchia -> RE: Real Life versus The Internet (7/9/2006 8:01:38 AM)
Pro---online when one says they have no limits---it's true! --- online you can kneel in a corner for hours on end and it doesn't hurt a bit ----online you can always find someone who will support your jackass views---opps that is real time too [image]http://www.collarchat.com/micons/m16.gif[/image]

Bearlee -> RE: Real Life versus The Internet (7/9/2006 4:15:47 PM)
Hhmmmmmmm... regarding this slave registry; I think I'd rather get a computer printout of the image of my DNA. That just seems more believable to me. While I believe we can set aside the belief that slavery can’t really exist here…and pledge ourselves as slaves to another; I don’t ‘get’ a 'slave registry'. I used to raise dogs…what do the numbers mean? I’d imagine …nothing. I suppose it's fun to pretend sometimes, though. (just my opinion, mind you) Thank you again, Holly

truesub4u -> RE: Real Life versus The Internet (7/10/2006 12:26:33 AM)
Bearlee.. once again you assume (leave the me outta this one too)... that being a registered slave is playing pretend to some... damn girl.. get off your high horse and realize all because it's not your thing.. it's not pretend...a joke.. nonsubmission...to others. [:@]

ownedgirlie -> RE: Real Life versus The Internet (7/10/2006 12:32:57 AM)
quote: ORIGINAL: Bearlee I don’t ‘get’ a 'slave registry'. I used to raise dogs…what do the numbers mean? I’d imagine …nothing. I suppose it's fun to pretend sometimes, though. (just my opinion, mind you) Maybe it means something to those who get it. Why assume someone is pretending, simply because we don't understand it, or relate to it?

Brosco -> RE: Real Life versus The Internet (7/10/2006 12:39:17 AM)
online: No one cares if your partner snores offline: I'll beat her arse if she wakes me again with her snoring. online: Without the physical one must concentrrate on the mind offline: "who cares about her mind - I just wanna whip her arse" online: You can't get pregnant, STDs, AIDS offline: "Whipping her arse will make her pregnant?????" online: You have both hands free if you use voice chat offline: "Damn ... I need my right hand to hold my whip"

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