Damage

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'''Damage''' is what happens to you or your partner when you go too far. It's when, at the moment, you essentially consent to something permanent. And, indeed, you may become proud of the damage, but have obvious regrets, as with being branded by a less-than-worthy top or having a crushing-out cigarette destroying your tit.  
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'''Damage''' is what happens to you or your partner when you go too far. It's when, at the moment, you essentially consent to something permanent. And, indeed, you may become proud of the damage, but have obvious regrets, as with being branded by a less-than-worthy top or having a crushing-out [[cigarette]] destroying your tit.  
  
 
Some would argue that minor damage involves anything from minor scars up to (but excluding) [[castration]]. Major damage is loss of a body part (there is some major literature about this, Tennessee Williams and Joe Horton come to mind).  
 
Some would argue that minor damage involves anything from minor scars up to (but excluding) [[castration]]. Major damage is loss of a body part (there is some major literature about this, Tennessee Williams and Joe Horton come to mind).  

Revision as of 01:24, 27 March 2008

Damage is what happens to you or your partner when you go too far. It's when, at the moment, you essentially consent to something permanent. And, indeed, you may become proud of the damage, but have obvious regrets, as with being branded by a less-than-worthy top or having a crushing-out cigarette destroying your tit.

Some would argue that minor damage involves anything from minor scars up to (but excluding) castration. Major damage is loss of a body part (there is some major literature about this, Tennessee Williams and Joe Horton come to mind).

It's wanting to hurt/be hurt while hard, while yet restraining yourself out of self-preservation.

Mutual scenes tend to be the most extreme, where permisssion is granted.

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