PostmodernProphet
fully immersed in faith..
However, I am the guy that was studying the weird kinks for a novel I was writing
omigorsh, did you write Fifty Shades?......
However, I am the guy that was studying the weird kinks for a novel I was writing
You are repeating the same nonsense over and over without addressing my posts at all.
Teaching women from birth that the man has "absolute power" over her, and needs to "enforce" that power through discipline "including but not limited to" "spankings" with wooden paddles, is not a "kink".
You guys here all get this when we are talking about the Muslims, but put a white christian face on it and all of a sudden it's 50 shades of grey.
I call it 50 shades of your typical horseshit.
not all women are taught from birth that men have absolute power over them. some are and that is too many, but it is not just 'christians' that teach this.
only when it is between consenting adults is it alright and none of the governments concern or yours. sometimes the 'punishment' is performed by the wife and not the husband. how do you feel about that?
I don't think Darla would say all women are taught from birth that men have control over them; and I don't think Darla has objections to consenting adults doing whatever they want to do; but in the context of this discussion, people in this particular faith are taught that the man is dominant, that he should spank the wife, and therefore the "spanking" is not between consenting adults. And that is the point - when you are forced by your religion to take a beating, that is not "kink" that is coercion and abuse.
(apologize for interpreting for Darla; she can correct anything I've said wrong when she is back on).
I don't think Darla would say all women are taught from birth that men have control over them; and I don't think Darla has objections to consenting adults doing whatever they want to do; but in the context of this discussion, people in this particular faith are taught that the man is dominant, that he should spank the wife, and therefore the "spanking" is not between consenting adults. And that is the point - when you are forced by your religion to take a beating, that is not "kink" that is coercion and abuse.
(apologize for interpreting for Darla; she can correct anything I've said wrong when she is back on).
Teaching women from birth that the man has "absolute power" over her, and needs to "enforce" that power through discipline "including but not limited to" "spankings" with wooden paddles, is not a "kink".
Dude, really, you don't get this? The man is using religion to force HIS kink on a woman who may hate it, but is submitting for religious reasons.
You are truly incorrect. I realise Darla is somewhat of an extreme feminist but that doesn't mean she is automatically incorrect.
You are way too smart for this. Admit you were wrong and let's move on.
Thanks, Don is a really nice guy, I believe he mis-interpreted Darla's point entirely.
In this case - it doesn't seem like people are "choosing" it - they are being ordered to do it by their religion. HUGE difference
Dude, really, you don't get this? The man is using religion to force HIS kink on a woman who may hate it, but is submitting for religious reasons.
You are truly incorrect. I realise Darla is somewhat of an extreme feminist but that doesn't mean she is automatically incorrect.
You are way too smart for this. Admit you were wrong and let's move on.
Damo apparently likes a spanking. Otherwise, he'd have stopped posting in this here thread a while ago
Nah, I am sapiosexual, not kinked oddly, IMO, like some are.
http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=sapiosexual
Huh, interesting.
Never heard that one before.
The reality still exists that some people would choose this type of life willingly, and I don't believe that we should interfere in such a choice.
No one is saying to interfere if someone truly chooses it. We are arguing that this isn't a true choice in this case. Because the religion is pushing it, not the couple's preferences.
I like big brains and I cannot lie.
I like big brains and I cannot lie.
No one is saying to interfere if someone truly chooses it. We are arguing that this isn't a true choice in this case. Because the religion is pushing it, not the couple's preferences.