yes, the title is a third person reference.
this was waiting for me, in my inbox....
for those who dont know, last night, i was following a dark train of thought... sue me if i have dark, twisted, often unatural fantasies...
i wanted to reach out to find all the other kinks on this site, maybe have an enlightening discussion, more of a support group or whatev.
laughing manner? wow, i was curious about something i found on wikipedia... i dont know if this blog will get me banned.... he just said don't post anymore THREADS....
and its NOT just rape, more specifically, i was talking about rape fantasy. its pretty much accepted in most BDSM circles as one of the many facets of roleplaying senarios...
trust me, ive been doing my homework, it isnt as bad as it sounds...
mostly it satisfies a deep innate need for submission, and the rapee, if you will, actually is in more control, because they are usually the one who ask for it [[in healthy adult sexual relationships]] and they set the limits && boundries.
i did my homework damnit.
[[One form of sexual roleplaying is the rape fantasy, also called "ravishment" or Forced Sex Role play (FSRP). Ravishment has become a more preferred term in BDSM circles, as it makes a distinction between consensual roleplay and nonconsensual assault.
Since the illusion of non-consensuality is important to the fantasy, one or more safewords are typically employed. This way, a participant can protest without stopping the scene, unless the safeword is used. Often a variation on the "stop-light" system is used, with different colors designating different messages: "red" to stop everything, "yellow" to slow down or take it easy, and so forth. For scenes where there is an element of surprise, the top or "ravisher" may use a "startword" or other identifying signal.
In healthy ravishment scenes, all participants carefully negotiate what will transpire beforehand. Limits are respected and made very clear, to maintain safety and consensuality. Such negotiation would also include discussion of emotional issues for both partners, especially if there has been a prior history of actual sexual abuse or assault]]
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rape_fantasy
it's been real, im out for now...
jacquixx
Mr. Snakey said:
this was waiting for me, in my inbox....
for those who dont know, last night, i was following a dark train of thought... sue me if i have dark, twisted, often unatural fantasies...
i wanted to reach out to find all the other kinks on this site, maybe have an enlightening discussion, more of a support group or whatev.
laughing manner? wow, i was curious about something i found on wikipedia... i dont know if this blog will get me banned.... he just said don't post anymore THREADS....
and its NOT just rape, more specifically, i was talking about rape fantasy. its pretty much accepted in most BDSM circles as one of the many facets of roleplaying senarios...
trust me, ive been doing my homework, it isnt as bad as it sounds...
mostly it satisfies a deep innate need for submission, and the rapee, if you will, actually is in more control, because they are usually the one who ask for it [[in healthy adult sexual relationships]] and they set the limits && boundries.
i did my homework damnit.
[[One form of sexual roleplaying is the rape fantasy, also called "ravishment" or Forced Sex Role play (FSRP). Ravishment has become a more preferred term in BDSM circles, as it makes a distinction between consensual roleplay and nonconsensual assault.
Since the illusion of non-consensuality is important to the fantasy, one or more safewords are typically employed. This way, a participant can protest without stopping the scene, unless the safeword is used. Often a variation on the "stop-light" system is used, with different colors designating different messages: "red" to stop everything, "yellow" to slow down or take it easy, and so forth. For scenes where there is an element of surprise, the top or "ravisher" may use a "startword" or other identifying signal.
In healthy ravishment scenes, all participants carefully negotiate what will transpire beforehand. Limits are respected and made very clear, to maintain safety and consensuality. Such negotiation would also include discussion of emotional issues for both partners, especially if there has been a prior history of actual sexual abuse or assault]]
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rape_fantasy
it's been real, im out for now...
jacquixx
