Suffering as Service
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Diplomat (Ballroom I) · In person
<p>The sobs between hits that take your breath away.</p> <p> </p> <p>The collapse of an inconsolable puddle of goo on the dungeon floor.</p> <p>Perhaps you stand stoically, tears beyond your control streaming silently down your face.</p> <p>Maybe it isn’t an implement at all but a meticulously chosen word and look that slices into your ego.</p> <p>Whatever form your masochism takes, how can we turn our suffering into a service?</p> <p>How do you negotiate for this type of scene?</p> <p>What are the darker pitfalls of offering up your suffering to one who might truly enjoy it?</p> <p>Are there long-term implications we need to be mindful of with heavy S&M play as a service?</p> <p>Content warning: descriptions of violence</p>
The sobs between hits that take your breath away.
The collapse of an inconsolable puddle of goo on the dungeon floor.
Perhaps you stand stoically, tears beyond your control streaming silently down your face.
Maybe it isn’t an implement at all but a meticulously chosen word and look that slices into your ego.
Whatever form your masochism takes, how can we turn our suffering into a service?
How do you negotiate for this type of scene?
What are the darker pitfalls of offering up your suffering to one who might truly enjoy it?
Are there long-term implications we need to be mindful of with heavy S&M play as a service?
Content warning: descriptions of violence
In the room
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Mara
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