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| Ye Old Black Magick If Alex from A Clockwork Orange could do magick, what sort of magick would he do? |
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There's trance induction, the overcoming of pain and pleasure dualities ... and throughout you're making the sub's aura expand to basically milk it of energy as it swells. Between dom and sub there is also a lock and key metaphor between one part and another often enough; a type of bond and special power exchange that exists. Am I right? Like a sacred object to be defiled yet enjoyed... Though I have no doubt you could of course go way more in depth than that. HTML Code:
That actually is not so strange for me to hear. A little birdie told me that you can't ever be a good dom unless you also know what it's like to be a sub anyway. :) ) and that guy had no job,no house...nothing,and she accepted to live with him in a garage?or was it a dungeon...I don't remember.She quit her job just because he said that women shouldn't work and stuff like that,she wanted to get pregnant to be more bond to him.Her family at first tried to make her change her mind but in the end they just rejected her.Now this is what I call a tragedy.From my point of view if she could've realised her sub needs and have one session or two or 20 with a dom, an experienced one that could realise her type of subness then she would've had a better life.Also from my point of view christianity is an S&M religion,is enough to see how they praise the pain and guilt to just define it as S&M.This is why -at least here- bitchy women will bow every sunday in the church and ask for punishment for their sins.Think about it...I am not talking only about human relations type of S&M but also mental one,also psychological... HTML Code:
"DON'T..." and you drain them instinctively of their anger, and they just drop their hands and lose all fight ... kinda stunned for a moment, like, "wtf just happened?" |
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You're looking forward to the end of a struggle. With me ... that metaphor sure says it all. At least, I think so... Yes?
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That all aside, I digress, but it must be a dangerous role for you to play, hm? Walking such a fine line between making a person's sexual dreams come true in a fun way and creating within them a real obsession with all that may imply. How do you deal with that reality? Quote:
You and me are neither lawyers nor are you yourself a "pisser" or a "breather" or a "killer"; all labels like this are a way to express a future certainty of some action and/or defined facet of identity... eg, "I am an X because I do Y often enough." Even to claim to be psychic is merely the mind collecting memories of past incidents enough to affirm a suggestion that future episodes will likely take place. You can't BE psychic then you can only expect to have more psychic events and label yourself thereby, and you can't "be" a dom ... but you CAN be psychic, and you CAN be a dom also even still, confusing as that may sound to most. "Everything is permitted", yeah?. Quote:
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There is also shame and guilt to contend with, as well as a desire to be punished for those people. You studied QBL for X years. You have the Hebrew signature down there. You know the Ruach is very ashamed of the Nephesh and indeed the ego exists to repress it, or to "modulate" the beast at best via breeding done in sanctioned marriages, sublimating sexual desire into war and other likely violent pursuits otherwise instead. In Sorcery of THEM Ush shows how Christianity is the religion of the Ego in relation to what you were saying about it actually. I recommend you get it and see if it can still be found. No QBL therein but you'll find it satisfactorily germane. Quote:
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"One does not become enlightened by imagining figures of light, but by making the darkness conscious." --C.G. JUNG Last edited by nytek; 09-26-2012 at 02:59 AM. |
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You mean like the S&M version of settling in and, "getting to know you better"?
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I was a bit confused a moment ago, and was wondering what do you mean exactly by releasing the tie if I could ask you about that part? Physical ties? Emotional? If I understood more of what you meant, the context would become clearer and I would understand how you wanted to be understood that much more. HTML Code:
That all aside, I digress, but it must be a dangerous role for you to play, hm? Walking such a fine line between making a person's sexual dreams come true in a fun way and creating within them a real obsession with all that may imply. How do you deal with that reality? HTML Code:
Is it possible to break these types down quickly, or is that asking too much of you to do for me? I really don't know what I'd be asking of you. HTML Code:
in S&M I believe the dom is at times praised similarly to a god/dess, mind you... and I'm sure this last bit someone like you can attest to being true then? HTML Code:
Well, it's a bit different when being confronted by another guy. Society protects you, the girl, from violence for one thing even indirectly through social rules and expectatio No, the society protects the woman as long as she conforms the society rules,in the moment when she skips she is no longer protected,on the contrary and I would add that is even worse fro a woman to do that than a man. |
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Above you're seemingly describing the process of seeing what they respond to and also getting them to fantasize about you, which is the key to seduction all in all unless they happen to do that on their own by chance and just respond to the fantasies of their own physical attraction for you; ie, if you got lucky instead. Quote:
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experiences with society and violence against women. Here in America, guy on guy violence is "tolerable" loosely speaking, but hitting women, even a woman who it sounds like you would say is "asking for it" by acting how you did is severely frowned upon. You're tough though. I get it, and I respect that. I was just making a point through an example. | |||||||
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"One does not become enlightened by imagining figures of light, but by making the darkness conscious." --C.G. JUNG Last edited by nytek; 09-26-2012 at 08:31 PM. |
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You and I, for whatever (likely geographical) reason, have drastically different experiences with society and violence against women. Here in America, guy on guy violence is "tolerable" loosely speaking, but hitting women, even a woman who it sounds like you would say is "asking for it" by acting how you did is severely frowned upon. My answer didn't refer to the violence against women- was hitting the woman's status quo in the society as a whole but if you wanted to talk about violence against women ok...I can't say that I agree or disagree your example(I don't know exactly what's in the US but I can for sure talk about Europe).All the countries seem to deny and hide and condemn violence ,especially, against women, now what is going on inside a family is a different business.I know cases where husband is ''peacefull '' , condemning war or violence and the family looks like a model to anyone, but the truth is that he is hitting his wife on a constant basis and the examples could continue due to the fact that I was working in that field.The biggest mistake that women do is to defend their abuser,blame themselves and go back to him.We all know that he won't stop...but is a dependency that the victim has over the abuser.Also if you've read Adler you can see why women act like this-they think is normal, they think that they are lower than men,they think that they don't deserve better and this comes frome arly childhood and the status of their family continuing with school where boys were seen in a way and girls in another.Even a well educated man that seems against stereotypes could say once that he apreciates women according to their breasts and less to their character or intelect. |
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What? Glad you asked. That's not at all what I meant btw. lol I was merely guessing that the status quo varied between our two cultures; that maybe there's less societal pressure there than here against violence towards women. But I don't know, so it was a guess.
But what you did - to clarify my opinion - was to go inside and find the strength of heart necessary to make a conscious choice to no longer rely upon the mercy of another. You showed you could be defiant against perhaps greater odds in a fight, and that takes courage not to fall into the victim mentality which I applaud. Still, I think those things are personal not necessarilly culturally inherited traits. Wouldn't you agree? Quote:
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Your personality is something that has no limit to it's potential attractiveness on the other hand, unlike the physical body limited often by the fickle taste of culture and standard.I have said that the average person will automatically notice your tits before they begin to question your morals because the mind works that way. We focus on physical things to reach conclusions about people; the state of their clothes, shoes, body language, etc. We also receive reward and pleasure from looking at those we consider attractive. Your mind takes in this sensory input from around you and generalizes, distorts, and deletes the data to form your reality. Stereotypically good looking people often get away with more than those who are "average" or below. That's all I was trying to say, but I digress. I think it's a horrible fact of the world, but alas, I can't change it one noticable bit by myself. But if there's one thing I've learned growing up much of my life in NY right near the famous city, it's that beauty comes and beauty goes, all day long, right down the sidewalk. It's like I began to think with girls, yeah - okay, you're hot - but so what? We were born this way. Big deal. You know? But what about the attractiveness of the person you are and what you choose to do with it? | |||||
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"One does not become enlightened by imagining figures of light, but by making the darkness conscious." --C.G. JUNG Last edited by nytek; 09-30-2012 at 07:09 PM. |
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I've noticed that the character of a person changes their "flavor" for lack of a better word. Shitty people's energy tastes shitty, and I don't want shitty energy. Anybody else notice this "flavor" phenomenon?
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Nothing is true; everything is permitted.
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What you say is too vague to tell from alone, really. I mean, of course it's true however that emotions are an energy, and those will not only be projected onto the energy you absorb, but will color said person's actions. Your emotional reactions guide what you do. Grumpy people give grumpy responses to life. People in good moods will generally do things to keep momentum going in a "good mood" direction, etc. The subconscious mind tries to maintain a state of emotional stasis. Not sure what you mean by, "shitty people", though...
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"One does not become enlightened by imagining figures of light, but by making the darkness conscious." --C.G. JUNG |
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