TwinkleEyes wrote:
fluffypoppet wrote:
TwinkleEyes wrote:
Aquarius Dom wrote:
I still can’t work out how a photo is proof of submission!
It takes communication, time, communication, effort, communication and discussions to even begin to find that out !
Oh and did I mention communication?
I can’t figure out how someone calling themselves a d type would offer giving tasks to some girl in the first day of talking… That too takes communication, time, and effort. Wouldn’t you agree? Or are you still offering tasks to young girls and the newbies??
Different strokes for different folks… technically, assigning a task is an exchange of communication methinks. 🤔🤔🤔
Is it ALWAYS wrong to assign a task to someone after a brief interlude? I don’t think so, the golden rule is consent. It can be safe, sane, and consensual to move fast… just not quite my style.
The original context was Doms demanding proof of submission… offering a task kind of has a different vibe… extending the option of an experience vs manipulating someone into performing a trick to earn their identity.
Am I wrong?
The tasks assigned were to people who didn’t ask for them. 1 was a sexual task to show their submission. It was to send naked photos of all the submissive poses. No agreement was made. So, in those cases it was wrong.
Yes, that was the original post. I just called out someone for calling the kettle black. The 2 subs that sent me screenshots were upset.
Are you going police me about what I can and can’t say? There is more to things than what you see written here… If you want to know more please private message me. I’ve learned my lesson not to rip someone apart in the public arena here. I made that mistake with my trauma of last year.
Minx can tell me straight up if she doesn’t like it. I’ll respect her for it. I’ll just hit her up and see…
I think the original post direction is good. It addresses a seemingly universal problem faced by subs with random doms. I’ve certainly had my share of unsolicited tasks and endured the suggestion that I’m not a real sub if I don’t do whatever some dude wants. I suspect most subs have had that experience a time or two. And it is not limited to new or young subs.
I also think it is an interesting question to consider whether or not it is always inappropriate to assign a task to someone after communicating a brief time. The complexity and diversity of needs comes into play. Plus, I find individual views of ethics in the lifestyle to be really telling.
The interesting thing for me is how both of these things can apply in broad strokes and generate a discussion on ethics, boundaries, and consent.
Applying it to an individual or a couple of instances wasn’t as interesting to me, so I didn’t really address that.
It kinda seems like there might be a desire to rip someone up in the public arena and like maybe I stepped into that. Oops. Don’t worry, policing you isn’t really my thing. 🤷🏻♀️🤷🏻♀️🤷🏻♀️ I’m not even adversarial by nature. Hope that clears up where I’m coming from. 🤷🏻♀️🤷🏻♀️🤷🏻♀️