Bdsm, Abuse?

October 5, 2006 / by mmmhollywould

A lot of people are confused by bdsm, in today’s society; we see any form of hitting a woman as abuse even if she deserved it.  I bet a lot of you are saying “whoa” Deserved it how can any woman deserve to be hit? 

 

Well guess what many of these poor abused women give the truly abused a bad name.  I have see scores of women buck up tot heir husbands or significant others and hit them, attack them, follow them around saying horrible insulting things and any one of these things  can be, for lack of a better term, “consent to combat.’

 

On a side note here I recently had an altercation with a neighbor I used to pay to clean my house for me and had to fire for being a thief.  This was right before Johnny moved in.  I hired this girl not because I needed her to clean my house but I felt sorry for her family and the way they lived and wanted a reason to give them money.  I did not understand at the time that some people no matter how young and desperate do make there own beds and prefer to lie in them.

So basically the shit hit the fan Johnny moves in and one of the young men who “hung out” at he house(it was a house of four teenage girls run by a drugged out granny)  He was 16 and when Johnny drove by he threw a brick at the car and proceeded to pull a knife on him.  Johnny took the knife and finished the bad scene I got myself into by helping someone.

There is a point I promise. 

 

Anyway the police arrested the boy because he provoked the “altercation” and the nice police officer told him that if they are calling names and such they  provoked it, even with only their mouth.  I cannot remember what he called the law.  Basically the cop was telling him if it happens again do it again you are covered.  Needless to say it never happened again.

 

I share all of this because many women do this very thing and then cry victim when in fact they are the one who provoked it words are weapons as much as fists.

It is so nonsensical to me that our society only sees women as victims of domestic violence and if you hit a woman even in self defense it is considered abuse.

The Bdsm community is labeled as abusive because women do get hit, to what degree is dependant on the man and woman and what ever consents they have agreed upon.  That is what separates it from abuse, that little word, consent.

 

When a woman is abused she did not ask for it, did not know it was coming and never dreamed it would happen. BDSM is not abuse.

However there is another aspect of this that I think I will touch on.  Many women seek out abusive men not because they want to be abused but because they are submissive and want what submissives have and get instead get stuck with some crazy sick-o who is going to hurt, use, alienate them and destroy them which is exactly the opposite of what a dominant male does.

 

Dominant men look for women they can mold, shape and uplift into anything they want them to be and they seek out ladies who want to be exactly that.  I have watched overweight ladies shed all of their weight and become lithe little vixens (one woman actually lost 200 pounds because he master saw in her exactly what she wanted to be.)  I have seen ladies finish school.  Slobs become neat-niks, sad women become happy, women who thought they were losers running their own show. 

How did they get there? Through physical and psychological manipulation, rewards and discipline.  I have never met a collared submissive who was a failure at anything.

 

In all BDSM there is extreme trust, trust that even surpasses that of a vanilla relationship.  The Submissive or slave often trusts her “Master” with her very life.

BDSM is all about bettering the submissive and when a subby sees all the accomplishment that she gets through rewards, punishment and success worship is inevitable. The master takes pride in his creation.

 

On a side note pain also brings on an adrenaline rush much like what extreme sport junkies get.  It is a high and is addictive and once you reach that place in your head, that subspace you can and will do anything and feel no pain even as you are being lashed.

 

Also I am a slave not a submissive, the difference being that a submissive gives consent every time and may only be a part timer or is in it for the “play”.

 

A slave gives consent only once and lives her choice every minute of her life.  Being pleasing is what pleases me.

14 comments on Bdsm, Abuse?

  • MissE said 1 years ago
    i completely understand what you are saying, words are weapons and can be nasty ones at that. And yes i think there is also a difference with dominant males and ignorant dominant males as with dominant females. There is no excuse for ignorance or arrogance due to lack of understanding and i am glad you pointed that out. So many people make judgements on things they know nothing about.

    Excellent post!!!!!
  • mmmhollywould said 1 years ago
    Thank you! I am glad you came to visit my blog. I do want to waarn you though I have a psycho running around my blog right now. Please do not let him scare you away:)[THUMBUP]
  • vangoghsear said 1 years ago
    Hmmm.. still not sure why u feel fullfilled by slavery, u say it makes u a better person but seems to be determined by force of someone else, even if by consent. Perhaps it is the "violence" that i just dont get...even if you like it or ask for it.Can certainly understand being led by someone to achieve goals but..willing submitting to be hit in any form disturbs me.ok, so a playfull spank is one thing but to bruise or make another bleed, even with "consent" seems to by definition degrade the recipient. To me, helping another achieve goals includes developing a self respect that elevates the person's worth as a fellow human being worthy of kindness and love.Blindly following a master seems no better than a religious radical (Muslim, Christian or whatever) blindly following a teacher with no self-realization or self-consept, blindly willing to blew self up and harm others based soley on what the "master" said.To me a fullfil;ling relationship is one that maximizes the potential of both partners to be all that they can be within humanity in a global aspect.Uplift one to uplift anotherone. Dont forward this to the rev fallwell or the christian conservatives as it sounds that i might support them, which i surely do not.I merely believe that caring for the humanity in us all isbetter served (that sounds submissive) as an intelligent species than one dominating another by force, even if consensual.Regardless of religion, have faith in humanity, slavery just seems to contradict that.
  • mmmhollywould said 1 years ago
    I supposei will have to find a way to explain it to you even more clearly van :0 Remember I do not think anything you say is wrong. Ever if I do I will argue with you but I am not insulting unless insulted :) I think you are a great guy who needs to be happier.

    There is release in submission[HEART]
  • vangoghsear said 1 years ago
    As promised i commented,with all due respect to your own choices. Although i do not fully understand why u do what u do.Am a firm believer in self expression and fully support whatever choices u make, our discussion has made me more aware of differring views and hope to further this conversation with respect to both of our beliefs. I believe i become a better person by engaging conversation of differences rather than blatant name calling and disrespect. Hope to hear your response soon.Thanks for engaging in conversation...
  • jondude said 1 years ago
    [THUMBUP]
  • mmmhollywould said 1 years ago
    [HEART][HEART]
  • jungleray said 1 years ago
    I think the problem of abusive women is grossly underrated.

    I have seen so many women abuse their partners, verbally and physically, but it's not considered "abuse" unless it's a male doing it. The law laughs at the men who complain, even if their lives are threatened.

    Abuse is abuse, and consent is consent, period, end of story.

    My husband is definitely a "Dominant Male". Even though I don't consider myself naturally a submissive, I do have some submissive tendencies, but I also like to be very sassy and challenging as well. I like the give and take of constantly changing roles, like where one partner can be dominant in some situations and totally submissive in other situations. My husband wants to be dominant all the time so therein lies some issues.... [COOL]

    I think I was seriously abused and raped in past lives, so the physical aspect of BDSM does not appeal to me AT ALL... it just brings me mentally somewhere that I just cannot go anymore, it's not therapeutic, it just is scary and a turnoff to me, even in the most boringly vanilla level. Still, I have friends who enjoy it, so I say, "whatever floats your boat", just as I expect people to respect my weird and acharacteristic preoccupation with celibacy [LOL]
  • europa said 1 years ago
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  • europa said 1 years ago
    http://www.firsteuropa.nl Uw online verzekeringsmakelaar Eerst Europa Doelstellingen: De Ci2i Verzekering (Ci2i) zal het nummer een gebrandmerkte pan Europese commoditized online verzekeringsmakelaar door 2010 zijn.
  • europa said 1 years ago
    Eerst Europa Doelstellingen: De Ci2i Verzekering (Ci2i) zal het nummer een gebrandmerkte pan Europese commoditized online verzekeringsmakelaar door 2010 zijn.



    http://www.firsteuropa.nl Uw online verzekeringsmakelaar Eerst Europa Doelstellingen: De Ci2i Verzekering (Ci2i) zal het nummer een
    gebrandmerkte pan Europese commoditized online verzekeringsmakelaar door 2010 zijn.
  • mmmhollywould said 1 years ago
    spamming a s s loser
  • femaleslave said 1 years ago
    I agree with your statements about BDSM. The fact that it is a mutual choice makes it reasonable for some. It is hard to battle the negative images and ideal people have, but very few can aspire to the selflessness of a genuine M/s or D/s relationship. [THUMBUP]
  • mmmhollywould said 1 years ago
    Welcome to blogster.[HEART] I hope to be hearing more from you! Keep up the good blogging![HEART]

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