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phenix
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too far?
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Jan 24 20:06 UTC 2002 |
ok, we all know that weird shit's out there, but the real questions is,
what's too far? even given consentual acts, what kind of play is taking
things too far?
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jazz
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response 1 of 56:
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Jan 24 20:12 UTC 2002 |
It's too far when one of the participants says "no" (or a safeword if
you're into saying "no" as a kink) or otherwise clearly indicates that they're
uncomfortable with the "weird shit".
By and large, I don't think that anything, when two parties consent,
is ethically wrong. If someone seriously wants to *die*, which is about as
extreme as it gets, the person assisting them isn't committing murder (in my
book), and if one person doesn't, another surely will.
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response 2 of 56:
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Jan 25 03:34 UTC 2002 |
Spreading serious STD's.
Making babies who aren't really wanted or who'll start life with major
strikes against them. (Can't afford to raise, fetal alcohol syndrome, &
various other things.)
Relationships across wide gaps in power or emotional strength. (Bill &
Monica come to mind.)
Emotionally below age of consent.
Substantial physical injury or risk thereof.
Excessive social damage risk. (One of you's the Pope, most incest, again
Bill & Monica, etc.)
Excessive social disruption. (Hanging by bungee cords under the Golden Gate
during rush hour, anyone?)
Other than that, go ahead and substitute duct tape & dry lube for condom
and jelly.
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eeyore
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response 3 of 56:
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Jan 25 05:55 UTC 2002 |
Anything that is mentally or emotionally damaging to either partner.
Rape
Small children
Death, or so much physical damage that one or both partners are seriously
compromised (A romp in bed shouldn't require a trip to the hospital,
especially not one that lasts for longer than the ER.)
Known spreading of STDs, or really, even unknow spreading of STD's. If you
are changing partners in anyway, or have any doubts, you should be tested.
It is your duty to be tested regularily, unless you are in a mutually
exclusive relationship)
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