Comment from: Mer [Visitor] Email · http://www.braindouche.net/
"from my outside perspective, i can only imagine that these things really restrict the depth a person can go to. BDSM, especially SM, is, for me, a powerful journey undertaken by various souls to discover more and more about the selves. don't these medications stop that voyage?"

Thought I'd drop a little note while wandering by. The quick answer is: assuming the medications are properly prescribed and administered, no.

I approach sadomasochism differently from you, in that I find the mind and the self are subject to the body, and your insubstantial internals catch up later, usually much later.

You'll probably agree when I say that SM uses the body to move the mind, and that SM is a powerful chemical experience. In my experience, properly administered medications help prevent unwanted cascade failure.

It's almost like a person is a bottle of wine sitting on a table. Good SM can jostle the table around and shake up sediment from the bottom of the wine bottle (which is then dealt with appropriately). If your table is unstable, that same jostle could knock the bottle down, or even send it crashing to the floor. Ideally, meds add an extra leg to firm up the table.

That said, meds can also be a sign your newest potential victim is damaged goods, and I don't blame you in any way for your extreme caution. Good luck.
30/07/08 @ 05:01

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