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If you're suggestive, submissive, dependent, malleable in the hands of someone clever, manipulative and with experience of control techniques as well as being naturally dominant, there may be very little he is unable to make you do and more importantly very little he cannot make you want to do. That's good; it's fun; it's risky, edge play in a sense, much more than the risk someone might hit you too hard. Dominant control over submissive mind is what I've always sought since I was about 12. I've never been hurt by it so I suppose the skills you need are those everyone ought to have in picking a safe partner, someone perhaps with more to lose than you, able to form stable long term relationships, without problems, addictions etc all the usual wise things to look out for.
I agree with Lauren's last point too and I hope I would always have enough residual common sense that I wouldn't do anything unwise that would jeopardise my personal safety, that of my children or my finances.
by Hera on 2006 Sep 23 - 09:01 | reply to this comment
"Mind control" is a fantasy
Hera wrote:
If they are inside your mind, making you comply in a sense the border between what you consent to and what they make you accept is not at all clear.
What, are we back to the hypnotic mind control thing again? Sorry, but I just do not believe that it is possible for someone to be "inside your mind" in this way. If it were possible that someone actually cannot distinguish the boundary between their own mind and that of another, if they feel their mind is under the control of an external agent, and that they can't be sure any of their choices are of their own free will, then that would sound like a serious mental health issue.
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