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Wellbeing (reply) The wellbeing of your partner is a priority. Not just the physical, but the emotional and mental wellbeing as well. Well-being as a hyphenated word is the preferred form in the United States and Canada. It is clearly not within the scope of BDSM for one partner to attempt to perform any sort of mental healing to another partners mental state of well being. If you don't believe the person is mentally capable of functioning within the protocols of the relationship you seek you should decline to meet them. A hurt submissive will more than likely want to find a way out of the dynamic There are a lot of submissives that are seeking pain and S&M so your statement is completely invalid. |
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Uncommon 1, Try responding in someone's blog and perhaps including an acronym like IMHO, then others might consider your thoughts. Just saying... Ron chooses to block my replies from his blog. Perhaps when ron add IMHO, I might consider it . . but don't count on it.
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Once again, your narrow-minded answer is off base. There are plenty of ways to help someone stay mentally healthy, even if you are not a mental health professional. I never said to psycho analyze your partner. Treating them positively is assisting in their mental health. And "more than likely" doesn't mean ALL. So your second comment is useless and just an attempt to assert yourself as knowledgeable... while failing to do so.
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