2011.02.04 13:00 - roles, lazyness and weired acronyms

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    The Guardian for this meeting was Yakuzza Lethecus. The comments are by Yakuzza Lethecus.

    Korel Laloix: Heya
    Yakuzza Lethecus: still on the voice floor for 10 minutes
    Korel Laloix: At work so no sound.... no worries
    --BELL--
    Yakuzza Lethecus: hey qt
    Bleu Oleander: hi Qt
    Qt Core: Hi all
    Bleu Oleander: so ends our voice session?
    Yakuzza Lethecus: So the issue of change and and intentional shift with the problem of having a negative role for this specific shift is an issue for me.
    Qt Core: subtle advertising bleu ;-)
    Bleu Oleander: oh you noticed - hehe :)
    Yakuzza Lethecus: How to step out of a negative role, like being not good in mathematics or programming and just ,,play" with these subjects or other since it´s just an example.
    Yakuzza Lethecus: manbo!
    Yakuzza Lethecus: stop
    Yakuzza Lethecus: qt, do you have main interests concerning astronomy ?
    Qt Core: almost everything but observing, i have no telescope
    Qt Core: for the pretty pics the hubble is enough for me ;-)
    Qt Core: i may become (if i'm not yet) an eclipse hunter as they give me an excuse to travel, something i know is a nice thing but that my usual lazyness stop me from doing more
    Qt Core: had you something more specific in mid with your ouestion ?
    Yakuzza Lethecus: hello chi
    Bleu Oleander: hi Chi
    Chi Aho: Hello, Yaku
    Chi Aho: Bleu
    Yakuzza Lethecus: it was generally about aspects that might inhibit change
    Qt Core: hi Chi
    Chi Aho: hi, Qt
    Qt Core: lazynes is good at that
    Yakuzza Lethecus: well, i think it kind of depends on the form of ,,lazyness" i think
    --BELL--
    Qt Core: yes, i know the strange lazynes for the future that makes you work hard in the present ;-)
    Bleu Oleander: hi little Wol
    Yakuzza Lethecus: actually i sometimes wonder how useful lazyness is and if it´s not something to harm the ,,lazy" person himself
    Wol Euler: hello big bleu :)
    Bleu Oleander: :)
    Chi Aho: There was a question posed earlier which I missed. Mind repeating it?
    Qt Core: hi wol
    Wol Euler: hello yaku, chi, qt
    Chi Aho: hi Wol
    Wol Euler: hello agatha
    Yakuzza Lethecus: So the issue of change and and intentional shift with the problem of having a negative role for this specific shift is an issue for me. [13:03] Qt Core: subtle advertising bleu ;-) [13:03] Bleu (bleu.oleander): oh you noticed - hehe :) [13:04] Yaku (yakuzza.lethecus): How to step out of a negative role, like being not good in mathematics or programming and just ,,play" with these subjects or other since it´s just an example.
    Agatha Macbeth: Evening all
    Bleu Oleander: hi Agatha
    Yakuzza Lethecus: hey aga, wol
    Qt Core: hi agatha
    Chi Aho: hello, Agatha
    Agatha Macbeth waves
    Agatha Macbeth: Nice balls Bleu
    Bleu Oleander: ha!
    Chi Aho: I stepped out of a role as a salesman once, and never looked backwards; never played with the role
    Qt Core: i wonder if i have some lag or if Yaku is writing a novel ;-)
    Bleu Oleander: was wondering the same
    Wol Euler: your lag :)
    Yakuzza Lethecus: well, i deleted a lot and now wondered if it was good to break the silence or not
    Wol Euler: go for it :)
    Agatha Macbeth: What's he going for?
    Bleu Oleander: big diretive from such a little creature
    Wol Euler: :)
    Wol Euler: breaking the silence.
    Agatha Macbeth: Lasttime I went for it, it had gone
    Agatha Macbeth: onigokko
    Agatha Macbeth: stop
    Bleu Oleander: manbo!
    Yakuzza Lethecus: thx aga, it reduced my stuckness around 15 percent :)
    Bleu Oleander: so cute little Wol
    Wol Euler beams
    Agatha Macbeth: But where are her maracas?
    Bleu Oleander: too big to carry
    Wol Euler: can't wear them, all my attachment points are taken by the av
    Agatha Macbeth: Aww
    Wol Euler: it's a common problem with furry avs
    --BELL--
    Yakuzza Lethecus: well, i could imagine that even the tiny maracas are to big for ,,ultra tiny furry"
    Wol Euler: but my *real* problem is that I have no milk for tea, and the stores closed nearly five hours ago, and I really don'T feel like walking down to the gas station
    Agatha Macbeth: At that size it would take forever
    Bleu Oleander: just a drop of milk would do
    Wol Euler: :)
    Bleu Oleander: stop
    Yakuzza Lethecus: http://i.imgur.com/xpwyq.jpg
    Agatha Macbeth: I've got some of those but can't remember what the're called
    Yakuzza Lethecus: also something more silly, a comparison of dogs and cats :P
    Bleu Oleander: did I miss a segway?
    Agatha Macbeth: Hello Zen
    Bleu Oleander: segue (looked funny)
    Yakuzza Lethecus: hey zen
    Bleu Oleander: hi Zen
    Wol Euler: that one rolled by us
    Wol Euler: hello zen
    Qt Core: hi Zen
    Zen Arado: Hi all
    Chi Aho: hi, Zen
    Chi Aho has Segways, parachutes, lollipops, paddles, motor cycles and skee jetpacks for free
    Bleu Oleander: what does it feel like to be a "little Wol" Wol?
    Wol Euler: very very tiny :)
    Wol Euler: not as enjoyable as the furry, somehow.
    Agatha Macbeth: It is a furry tho
    Wol Euler: mmhmm
    Qt Core: i wonder if your pov is chanched too (or if you can change it to simulate being so tiny)
    Wol Euler: but I meant my catelope
    Qt Core: changed
    Agatha Macbeth: Ah, pussy with antlers
    Wol Euler: yes, there is a low-level camera system
    Wol Euler: so you walk around people's knees
    Qt Core: that would make the feeling change i think
    Wol Euler: I think the reason it's not as much fun, is that it isn't mine.
    Wol Euler: this av can't wear clothes or have other attachments
    Wol Euler: no way to personalize it
    Wol Euler: and the catelope also wasn'T much fun when she was "just" a furry cat
    Chi Aho: Hi, buxar
    Qt Core: heartless creators, they should have an entire collection of interchangeable part/clothes... many more money too!
    Wol Euler: I'm groping towards saying that embodiment is related to the ability to change your appearance, to make it *yours*
    Bleu Oleander: so you don't feel embodied?
    Wol Euler: not really, no
    Bleu Oleander: interesting
    Wol Euler: whereas human-wol and catelope are definitely my flesh
    Bleu Oleander: yes, somehow you seem to big to be in such a small creature
    Wol Euler smiles.
    Agatha Macbeth: Big heart mostly :)
    Wol Euler: it's funny that all of my avs are smaller than average, in all of my alts
    Wol Euler: funny because I am very tall in RL
    Zen Arado: most avs are too big
    Bleu Oleander: secret desire to be small?
    Zen Arado: according to what it says on #Appearance
    Wol Euler: not so secret, bleu :) I felt stared at all my life
    Bleu Oleander: how tall are you?
    Wol Euler: I'm not freakishly huge, just oversensitive
    Wol Euler: 188, 6'2"
    Wol Euler: but thin with it.
    Agatha Macbeth: 'Ow tall you be ;P
    --BELL--
    Agatha Macbeth: Better than fat
    Bleu Oleander: 6'2" doesn't seem so tall these days
    Wol Euler: well ... fat can be a kind of a mask, actually, it can be a way to hide in plain view
    Agatha Macbeth: Oh
    Wol Euler: so I'm told
    Agatha Macbeth ponders
    Bleu Oleander: probably depends on how fat
    Wol Euler: yep
    Qt Core: (i'm whistling walking around trying not to be noticed)
    Bleu Oleander: hehe
    Agatha Macbeth: Yeah, people define the term differently
    Bleu Oleander: that relative thingy
    Wol Euler: mmhmm
    Wol Euler: one of my sister's friends at the yoga class described herself as "fat", meaning "thicker than Paris Hilton". That's no sane standard
    Wol Euler: IMHO YMMV
    Zen Arado: 6' 2"" and lean sounds great to me
    Qt Core: YKGMV ;-)
    Agatha Macbeth: Many would definitely settle for it
    Wol Euler ponders
    Agatha Macbeth: YHWH?
    Wol Euler: that one I know
    Agatha Macbeth: Hehe
    Wol Euler: qt?
    Qt Core: kg instead of miles
    Wol Euler: ah :) heheheheheh
    Agatha Macbeth: Ohhhh
    Bleu Oleander: hehe
    Wol Euler: OITMACTTA
    Agatha Macbeth: Maybe it's me, but I swear I just saw a giant penis fly past
    Wol Euler: must be a flashback to your fever
    Zen Arado: penis envy?
    Qt Core: it was there, dancing
    buxar Shamen: hellow :)
    Wol Euler: hello buxar
    Agatha Macbeth: Hi Bux
    Bleu Oleander: stranger things have flown by
    Yakuzza Lethecus: hello buxar
    Zen Arado: Hi Buxar
    Yakuzza Lethecus: have you been here before ?
    Agatha Macbeth: Ah well...
    Qt Core: hi Buxar
    Wol Euler: yeah, he's a regular
    Bleu Oleander: hi Buxar
    buxar Shamen: i coundlnt use my lugh av ;(
    Agatha Macbeth: How come?
    buxar Shamen: i dont know tp dont werk and i coulndt moove
    Agatha Macbeth: Odd
    Wol Euler: log in as Lugh and IM me, we'll sort it out
    buxar Shamen: i thinck its karma i lied to someone abpout the other av to run away from work hehe now realy broken hehe
    Agatha Macbeth: Ooops
    Agatha Macbeth: Here comes a leaping panther
    Wol Euler: hello LP
    Bleu Oleander: that karma ..... get's you every time :)
    Yakuzza Lethecus: hey darren
    buxar Shamen: nahh ill just be a transie tonoght hmm never fancied my self in womens clotes but i just could get used to it
    Zen Arado: Hi Darren
    Bleu Oleander: hi darren
    Agatha Macbeth: Hiya Daz
    Qt Core: hi Darren
    Chi Aho: hi, darren
    Darren Islar: hi everyone :)
    buxar Shamen: hellow derren :)
    Darren Islar: Wol, that is the tiniest avatar I ever saw :)
    Wol Euler grins.
    Wol Euler: a micro-furry
    Agatha Macbeth: A little cutie
    Wol Euler beams
    Darren Islar: really cute :)
    Bleu Oleander: mini-wol
    Agatha Macbeth: Beam me up furry
    buxar Shamen: hehehe wol in your pocet buy all new :)
    Agatha Macbeth: Just ned to be careful not to step on her
    Agatha Macbeth: need
    Wol Euler: indeed
    Darren Islar: I can put you in my pocket in my blouse, and show you the world
    Darren Islar: that is, as I see it :)
    Wol Euler: :)
    buxar Shamen: be carful not to fall in the pond hehe
    Wol Euler: that would be great, actually
    Zen Arado: like a wallaby
    Darren Islar: yes, and havign company on the way :)
    Zen Arado: in a pouch
    Darren Islar: right
    Zen Arado: marsupial
    buxar Shamen: did you have any topic tonight?
    Wol Euler: size
    Agatha Macbeth: Dunno, did we?
    --BELL--
    Agatha Macbeth: Ah, right
    Bleu Oleander: c u all later :)
    Agatha Macbeth: Bye Bleu
    buxar Shamen: size does matter yes :P
    Wol Euler: bye bleui
    Zen Arado: bye Bleu
    buxar Shamen: bye bleu
    Agatha Macbeth: So I hear
    Yakuzza Lethecus: bye bleu
    Darren Islar: bye Bleu
    Darren Islar: size?
    Wol Euler: of RL or of SL avatar
    Chi Aho: as in 5'11" 210 lbs
    Wol Euler nods.
    Yakuzza Lethecus slips out of SL under his blanket, good night everyone
    Wol Euler: 'night yaku, sleep well
    Agatha Macbeth: C ya Yaku
    Chi Aho: goodnight, YAKU
    Zen Arado: nite Yaku
    Darren Islar raises his eyebrows....
    buxar Shamen: to night i was a my sisters gay very exentric energetic friend and made me tinck of how many diversity of people live on the planet soo different and in the same nabiorhood imagin the world
    buxar Shamen: gn yakuu
    Qt Core: 'night yaku
    buxar Shamen: house*
    Chi Aho: and yet this diversity divides us, whereas it shouldn't; it should be celebrated
    Wol Euler: agreed
    Zen Arado: yes
    buxar Shamen: yes very much so like the albarosie song :)
    Zen Arado: it would be boring otherwise
    buxar Shamen: dont be afraid of diversity theirs no omplection
    Agatha Macbeth: Alba who?
    buxar Shamen: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mj51w5PFRTM
    Chi Aho: People seem to be good though at finding some difference between themselves and others and then drawing a line of some kind.
    Chi Aho: as with age
    Zen Arado: was going to say
    Zen Arado: but don't we all discriminate that way?
    Zen Arado: choose friends the same age etc?
    buxar Shamen: i lost a good friend in sl becouse we told eachother our age she was freaked out she had kids as old as me and that spoiled our relastionship i still miss her sometime
    Wol Euler: god no
    Wol Euler: (to zen)
    Chi Aho: My own opinion is yes, we may learn to do that, but we can also unlearn these patterns.
    Zen Arado: or tend to find qualities in common
    Agatha Macbeth: Oh dear
    Zen Arado: it's usually the other way around Lugh :)
    buxar Shamen: thats why a belife in incarnation and eternity is good in a ulture it makes it easier for the old to learn from the young and the young to identifie whit the old
    Wol Euler: :)
    Agatha Macbeth: Never looked at it that way
    Zen Arado: I find women my age hard to get on with
    Wol Euler: I don't know what my age is :)
    Darren Islar: discrimination is a normal thing we do, it is more how we work with it
    Wol Euler: I can tell you how long my body has been around, but is that me?
    Darren Islar: but we would become crazy if we wouldn't discriminate
    Zen Arado: I know but it's what others think
    Chi Aho: why darren?
    Darren Islar: too much info, too much you need to learn
    Zen Arado: they reject you sometimes if you are old
    Darren Islar: we can't comprehend that
    Qt Core: i think it is genetic as social animals we needed something to separate and identify OUR grout and OTHERS
    Darren Islar: but knowing it is not in the mechanism, because that has advantages in itself, to me it is more about knowing you do and see what it means in every given situation
    Qt Core: group
    Darren Islar: right Qt
    Qt Core: then we got too many variables to discriminate on ;-)
    Zen Arado: it's a security mechanism maybe
    Darren Islar: our mind has limitations in how many connections we can make
    buxar Shamen: well i have to be a cabbage person not to descriminate a baby from a men but you need to be wise enugh for your own good to know that from bought you can learn and cultivate an onest fun friendship
    Chi Aho: but this is not how many connections, but what kind of connections
    Zen Arado: when you are older you can accept young people but it doesn't always work the ohter way around
    Darren Islar: but still you do Chi, that the trap
    Qt Core: time to go, bye all
    Chi Aho: you do what? don't follow you here darren
    buxar Shamen: yes i agree zen its easier when you already passed from simmiler ages to identifie
    Chi Aho: by Qt
    Darren Islar: you can say you don't discriminate, but we choose people we feel ok with
    buxar Shamen: bye qi
    Darren Islar: thats normal
    Wol Euler: 'night qt, take care
    Zen Arado: bye Qt
    Agatha Macbeth: Ciao Qt
    Darren Islar: culture is a bit thing in that
    Darren Islar: so if you're not aware of it, you end up with friends looking just like you
    Agatha Macbeth: Good god
    Darren Islar: hahaha
    Zen Arado: I have lots of younger friends
    Chi Aho: Well, yes, darren, it is a matter of how close we choose to be with others different from ourselves, but acceptance ragardless of their characteristics is different, i think
    Zen Arado: in RL and SL
    buxar Shamen: i crave friends simmiler to me i cant find any heheh
    --BELL--
    Zen Arado: becaue I am older than everyone :)
    Darren Islar: we talk mostly non-verbal, culturally there a big differences in very subtle ways
    Darren Islar: I think you need to be aware those differences are there
    Chi Aho: which is the problem
    Darren Islar: yes
    Darren Islar: if you're not, you disciminate by default
    Darren Islar: not knowing you do
    Chi Aho: such as taking "white privilege"?
    Wol Euler: my dears, I have to go, it's gettiung late and I am really tired.
    Agatha Macbeth: Night night, little one
    Wol Euler waves miniaturely.
    Chi Aho: sorry, Wol
    Darren Islar: nigth Wol :)
    Zen Arado: but you don't want ppl befriending you because they feel they should
    buxar Shamen: i agree darren but i also thick their is a step further when you forget the difference
    Zen Arado: nite Wol
    buxar Shamen: night wol
    Darren Islar: no, but that is not what I mean Zen
    Agatha Macbeth: Now THAT'S what I call a tiny
    Chi Aho: Age, sex, gender identity, race, ethnic group, religion, occupation, education, income, nationality - these are what i call "the great dividers"
    Chi Aho: not to speak of sexual orientation also
    Darren Islar: yes, but it is really about the subtle differences
    buxar Shamen: yes chi :)
    Agatha Macbeth: C ya peeps, have fun out there
    Darren Islar: bye Agatha :)
    buxar Shamen: bye aga
    Zen Arado: bye Aga
    buxar Shamen: untill the couler of a mans skin is of no moor significant then the couler of his eyes they gonna be war :) hallie sallasie speach
    Zen Arado: plenty of other reasins too though
    buxar Shamen: in malta we have island isim fom malta and its sister island i couldnt belife it the fist i known about it such a small place
    Zen Arado: so many dividers Chi
    buxar Shamen: i heard recintly that the first evidence of raceisim isnt older then mabey 200 years or so
    Zen Arado: not usre about that Buxar
    buxar Shamen: and the whight men started it after the elaged enlightenment
    Zen Arado: humans have always been tribal
    buxar Shamen: i thinck its true zen in medival times race dint matter at all
    Zen Arado: it was an evolutionary way to survive
    Darren Islar: right Zen
    buxar Shamen: trabal yes but not race
    Darren Islar: that's probably why there were cursades
    Darren Islar: crusades
    Zen Arado: maybe not on colour but plenty of other ways
    buxar Shamen: crusads where religios
    Zen Arado: not many black pplaround in those days in Europe
    buxar Shamen: yes thats true zen
    Chi Aho: In the 15th century the Portuguese were the first to forcibly remove native Africans and take them into slavery; racism is traceable to this, although before this people did divide themselves on the basis of nationality or religion
    Darren Islar: yes...... colour of skin is only one way
    Zen Arado: yes
    buxar Shamen: and sextioal orientation thats a new one
    Zen Arado: language a big barrier
    Darren Islar: I'm not sure about that either buxar
    Zen Arado: the Romans called ppl barbarians becaus eto them they spoke like ba ba ba
    Darren Islar: i think it looks different nowadays
    Darren Islar: :) Zen
    Zen Arado: ancient Greeks men slept with boys
    buxar Shamen: well mabey their was befor but in alot of cultures it was excepted
    Zen Arado: it was considered normal
    Darren Islar: yes, but not out of love
    Chi Aho: In the west, sexual orientation became an issue with the expansion of Christianity
    Darren Islar: and only for men
    Chi Aho: the ancient Greeks and Romans thought nothing of it
    buxar Shamen: we live in the roman empier
    Zen Arado: the remnants of it
    Chi Aho: and there is that famous island called Lesbos
    Zen Arado: it's in our language
    buxar Shamen: alcahol free for all and the mushroom pickers are put in jail in the stronge hold of the celts britania
    Zen Arado: whay was it called that?
    Darren Islar: I'm not sure anyone really knows
    Zen Arado: nothing to do with lesbianism then?
    Chi Aho: there is a story about the island of Lesbos
    Darren Islar: in a way it seems, but not in the way we would define it now
    Chi Aho: perhaps it is only a story
    Darren Islar: yeah, one of those things that have different stories to it
    --BELL--
    buxar Shamen: in the thing of dropping have you ever considered droping your sexual orentaion? i mean sex is sex and can be had in many ways hehe :) a though one huh ?
    Zen Arado: "The word "lesbian" is derived from the name of the Greek island of Lesbos, home to the 6th-century BCE poet Sappho.[1] From various ancient writings, historians have gathered that a group of young women were left in Sappho's charge for their instruction or cultural edification.[3] Not much of Sappho's poetry remains, but that which does reflects the topics she wrote about: women's daily lives, their relationships, and rituals. She focused on the beauty of women and proclaimed her love for girls.[4] Before the late 19th century, the word "Lesbian" referred to any derivative or aspect of Lesbos, including a type of wine.[note 1]
    Darren Islar: it seems to be the other way around , the name lesbian comes form lesbos
    Zen Arado: don't think you can drop that Buxar
    Darren Islar: the Dutch wikipedia it is one of the possible explanations yes
    Zen Arado: it seems hardwired in our chromosomes
    buxar Shamen: i thicnk you could im not gay but whitout the social programming i wouldnt mind that much sleeping whit a dude evry now and agin
    Zen Arado: sexuality is on a scale I think
    buxar Shamen: whit the proper amount of alchaoll it could work
    Darren Islar: sure, but that is something different
    Chi Aho: Buxar, there is a movement called postmodernism contending that sexual orientation and gender are becoming less and less relevant in society just as race has become less and less relevant
    Zen Arado: if you are in the middle you could swing either way
    Darren Islar: if you define it as sex, it has less complications then if you define it much broather
    Darren Islar: and i can know :)
    Zen Arado: but you feel attraction to other men or you don't ?
    Darren Islar: broader
    Chi Aho: Zen, isn't it what we will or will not permit ourselves to feel?
    Darren Islar: hmmm, more complicated then that I'm afraid
    Zen Arado: was thinking that Chi
    Chi Aho: how so, darren?
    buxar Shamen: i dont feel atrected to other men but i could work up an exitment for it its amasing what you could twist the mind to do
    Zen Arado: I have conditioning
    Zen Arado: but don't see any need to break that conditioning
    Zen Arado: in fact it would create trouble for me I think
    Zen Arado: in the narrow minded place I live
    Darren Islar: I would say, there it gets really interesting Zen :)
    buxar Shamen: open minded ness is over rated its a question of tast
    Darren Islar: but no-one will explore something without feeling the need to do so, that says enough
    Zen Arado: yes
    buxar Shamen: some like to be cosy some like to be in windy places notting wrong whit ither
    Zen Arado: I find the sub/ dom stuff abit disconcerting too
    Darren Islar: and that is also the problem with discrimination, if we don't get challenged on that, we do what we are conditioned to do
    Darren Islar: yes Zen, but that is really sl
    Zen Arado: well it's in RL too
    Darren Islar: sure, but not as outspoken and there are also a lot of other ways possible
    Chi Aho: I find I can accept all people regardless of their sexual orientation, not discriminate against them or have prejudicial attitudes; also not experiment with them
    Darren Islar: I found out in sl there is only bdsm
    Darren Islar: very annoying
    Zen Arado: funny that didn't come up in our role play discussions :)
    Darren Islar: ?
    Darren Islar: role play discussions?
    Zen Arado: in Pema's chapter about adopting roles
    Zen Arado: subs and doms are roles
    Darren Islar: ah, I guess I missed that one :)
    Zen Arado: I met a woman in SL who is into that
    Darren Islar: I don't know the discussion, but sub and dom are an easy target to discuss something like that
    buxar Shamen: charles manson and his fiends used to do the same things to loose their programming trip and play all sort of carrecters for weeks on end
    Zen Arado: so wonder if it is me
    Darren Islar: what is you Zen ?
    Zen Arado: if I ma a sub or a dom or a switch?
    Zen Arado: or if I should get into that stuff at all
    Darren Islar sighs softly ..... :)
    Zen Arado: or am I too conditioned into 'normality' :)
    Chi Aho: Is it possible that experimentation of this kind might alter one's character?
    Zen Arado: think they are just roles
    buxar Shamen: i thinck yes chi up to the point where the carrecter is lost and you could where any kind of mask and feel at home
    Darren Islar keeps himself out of this discussion :)
    Zen Arado: hope nobody reads this :)
    buxar Shamen: wear*
    --BELL--
    Darren Islar: it is so complex (can't shut up anyway :-)), are roles we play bringing out parts of us, or does the roles in sl change us?
    Zen Arado: :)
    Zen Arado: think it is for ppl who have had dominating parent issues possibly
    Darren Islar: and the roles we play in rl, because sub and dome are integrated parts of rl, in sl it is like a loop you use to make the 'role' a role
    Zen Arado: think I will stay normal
    buxar Shamen: whats dom and sub?
    Zen Arado: hehe
    Darren Islar: dominant and submissive, mostly used in sexual relationships
    buxar Shamen: ohh
    Chi Aho: on bdsm sims in sl
    Darren Islar: but is actually something that is integrated in any role we play
    Zen Arado: a domme is a dominant female
    buxar Shamen: yes true
    Zen Arado: lke'I have been a naughty boy' and she whips you
    Zen Arado: :)
    Darren Islar: it can be very softly in the way a dome takes care of somebody else and the sub is more adaptive, like boss and employer for instance
    buxar Shamen: hehe
    Darren Islar: or husband and wife
    Darren Islar: in bdsm it has become so 'big' we name it as dome and sub
    Darren Islar: btw it is not a lesbian thing
    Darren Islar: you find it in straight relationships as well
    Zen Arado: it could be though?
    Darren Islar: I guess that is where it started
    Zen Arado: one partner is usually dominant
    Zen Arado: perhaps in all sex relationships?
    Darren Islar: in all relationships
    buxar Shamen: i like to be as submissive as possible but up to a line but whit girls i cant stand being sub but i do have a tendency if i realy like the person
    Zen Arado: yes
    Zen Arado: you can take turns
    Darren Islar: ergo, sub and dome are in essence very normal.......
    Zen Arado: yes
    Darren Islar: in sl it seems to be a lesbian thing, but that is far beyond the truth
    buxar Shamen: sub is conftible dom is inpowering heh
    buxar Shamen: ever been a testosteron junkie? hehe
    Darren Islar: it is such a small part of society that is taken out and enlarged
    Zen Arado: I suppose in hetro relationships the man is supposed to be dominant
    Zen Arado: agree Darren
    Darren Islar: in sub and dome as in bdsm, mostly the other way around
    Chi Aho: but male dominance is the problem according to many modern women
    Chi Aho: who want equality
    Zen Arado: too dominant then
    Darren Islar: equanimity :)
    buxar Shamen: most of them still like to be dominated whit relentionships
    buxar Shamen: dont l let them fool you
    buxar Shamen: hehe
    Darren Islar: :)
    Zen Arado: I thnk so too Bux
    buxar Shamen: still equality i dont see it as inequality somthing is always above and below
    Zen Arado: but they control how much domination I think
    Darren Islar looks at the clock, I really need to go, sorry guys .......
    Chi Aho: yo tambien
    buxar Shamen: byebye derren
    Zen Arado: yes I better go too
    buxar Shamen: :)
    buxar Shamen: byebye zen :)
    Chi Aho: ich auch
    Darren Islar: nite nite :)
    buxar Shamen: byebye chi
    Chi Aho: good night all
    buxar Shamen: :)
    Zen Arado: bye and thanks for discussion guys
    Chi Aho: :-)

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