Blog : The Silent Treatment (reply)

668 posts
4/18/2023 3:04 pm

The Silent Treatment (reply)

By using the silent treatment, the Dominant is cutting off all support for the submissive.

Time out is a very effective discipline
for and submissives.
It is also one of the 16 BDSM punishments.
Disciplining a submissive isn't manipulation,
it is training their mind and their spirit
to follow the way of the dynamic they have
chosen.
Sometimes the least painful punishment is
the most effective. Particularly when dealing
with a submissive with a high pain tolerance
that thrives on pain. A set amount of time out
can be very impactful in teaching a lesson.

uncommon1 66M

1449 posts
4/18/2023 3:05 pm

The important part to punishment is that it is fair,
warranted and given in a way that teaches a lesson
more than giving a consequence.

rondiri 65M

11185 posts
4/18/2023 4:20 pm

Time out is totally different than silent treatment.
Time out there is still communication.
But you keep twisting my articles so you can find something to philosophize about.
Keep showing that narcissism.
Doesn't help you readership, but I guess it makes you feel good.
A legend in your own mind.

uncommon1 replies on 4/18/2023 4:50 pm:
There is no
verbal communication
during a time out an
no silent treatment
as a recognized
BDSM punishment!

brandygirasol 55T

9435 posts
4/19/2023 5:24 am

Nothing new about me being told not to speak without permission OR even being told not to speak at all... Ha👄

rondiri 65M

11185 posts
4/19/2023 8:55 am

There is no
verbal communication
during a time out an
no silent treatment
as a recognized
BDSM punishment!

OMG... now you think only RECOGNIZED BDSM punishments are used by every dominant in the world. WOW. What an ego. Is there an official BDSM manual that tells us what is recognized? If so, has EVERYONE read it? Does no one go off script? THAT'S WHY I WROTE THE ARTICLE. Because not everyone does the right thing in BDSM. There is no governing body. There is no one set of rules that everyone follows. Novices need to be told what they should do when confronted by dominants that push abusive behavior on them.
All you do with your twisting of the articles is tell novices the wrong information.

uncommon1 replies on 4/19/2023 11:00 am:
There is always more than
one point of view. There
is the ron view and then
there is the truth.

uncommon1 66M

1449 posts
4/19/2023 10:58 am

Novices need to be told what they should do when confronted by dominants that push abusive behavior on them.

They don't need someone making
up BS to scare them. Everyone here
is an adult and are capable of determining
their own limits and guidelines without
you injecting your vomit of opinions!!


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