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	TSR : Web boards : M/s D/s O&P : "Why did master do this" 1 2 Why did master do this (13) This post is on the M/s D/s O&P web board. 27 May 09, 10:32 PM Master_SL CA, 5 yrs PolygamistTestament wrote: Master_SL wrote: As far as I am concerned you don't owe an explanation to anyone I must respectfully disagree with Master_SL though I feel I understand his sentiment. In your sharing Master_of_atia you have brought honor to what it is to be a Master. Some say I am belligerent, but it's true. Women are like this Master_of_atia and your slave was merely being honest to a fault. It makes my heart warm. This is so wonderful. Master_of_atia I had stated that you do not owe an explanation to anyone because there seems to be an underlying feeling that if One does not justify their actions to everyone on these boards then there is a chain of babble coming from many that do not understand exactly what is occuring within your personal relationship. As for the snapper head that had quoted Me here I have no regard for him but at a minimum he does have the capacity to recognize his belligerance. Regards, Master_SL 30 May 09, 4:52 AM cushlah UK, 4 yrs Ms_Valentine wrote: Forgive me for pointing this out but your response seems to show a strange idea of what a 'slave' means. If the OP is a slave in the lifestyle sense, not as a kind of session based role play, then her rights to refuse her Master sex are already null and void. Slaves are property and that is that. If she wanted to be in a situation where she could refuse to have sex with her Master, she should have not become a slave. My point as always, which I harp on about ad nauseum, is don't become a slave until you know a person inside and out and feel you are ready for lifetime commitment as that is what it ultimately means. More so even than marriage as at least in a marriage of equals, one partner can exit the relationship. Slaves can't leave their Master without his consent. that is in Slavery 101 and everyone should know it and think hard on it before making a huge decision. This is one my first postings here although I have been reading for some time to learn about the deeper role of a slave. (At the moment i am a soon to be collared sub, but my Master has expressed an intention to possibibly developing into slavery in time) May i respectfully ask what is 'slavery 101' that you mentioned and where can i find it please. God grant me the SERENITY to accept the things i cannot change COURAGE to change the things i can and the WISDOM to know the difference Edited 30 May 09, 5:37 AM by cushlah 31 May 09, 12:24 AM 333-528-841 CA, 3 yrs If you go to the TSR Store, an outline of Slavery 101 by Jay Wiseman is on there under the book list. 333-528-841 Edited 31 May 09, 12:25 AM by 333-528-841