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CreativeDominant -> RE: Seduction and limits (5/7/2007 5:50:29 PM)
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ORIGINAL: ICGsteve If you are Dom how far would you be willing to take seduction in order to test limits? If you are sub when does seduction become abusive manipulation? My own view is so long as the Dom believes they are in tune with the sub, and so long as they believe that where they want to take the relationship will be good for the relationship, then all seduction is fair. There are many ways to get a submissive to push past her soft limits. It is fun to push soft limits, as long as you know when to quit pushing and that is up to each individual within the dynamic and the dynamic itself. D/s, while adhering to commands and obedience, also has psychological tools as a factor and seduction does entail some forms of manipulation. A lot of people look at manipulation in a bad way and when it is done to gain personally and not for the good of the relationship and/or your partner, it is despicable. There are also ways to get her to push past hard limits are...but, in my mind, there are some questions have to be asked because of something you stated in a later post. It also touches on something above... What are those hard limits? Why are they in place? Most submissives have a reason for why a hard limit is in place ...prior bad experiences, moral dilemma, etc....and if that limit is due to a moral or legal issue, you might want to do a lot of thinking and tread carefully when your thinking takes you to a place that you decide that their hard limit is to be pushed. That brings me to that which I mentioned earlier...you said in a later post about deciding that pushing the submissive into areas she doesn't want to go would be done if you had decided that it was best for her, despite what she said/thought/felt. While I agree that, especially in the case of soft limits or in other ways having nothing to do with play, a submissive will sometimes need to have the dominant decide that it will be done HIS/HER way (and I agree with that), I personally think that the bigger the "whatever" is, the more careful the dominant has to be.
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