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IronBear -> RE: Is cheekiness ever acceptable (12/7/2008 2:32:14 PM)
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ORIGINAL: Focus50 I've posted many times that I prefer a fun-loving sub with a bit of mischief about her - which would equate to *occasional* brattiness, yes. (gasp!!!) And usually when I post such words, some one-dimensional fool interprets that as meaning I'm tolerant of incorrible brats who top from the bottom blah... blah... freakin' blah.... lol Fact is I have a robust and often dark sense of humour (NO tolerance of "practical" jokes but...), which means I prefer a partner who knows how to laugh and generally enjoy life, too. That can make for some interesting times within a power exchange dynamic and that fun-loving sub can get carried away with the mood of the moment. Which is quite ok until I deem enough is enough and "pull the reins" and then I expect her to respond as she's been taught. The girl cannot get into trouble for being a little cheeky or mischievous (when it's just us) but she certainly can for not recognising my tone and demeanour (esp "the stare") etc when she's gone too far. Focus. 'Tis indeed a rare occasion when Focus50 makes a post which I agree with in its entirety and this is one such occasion. Perhaps this is because Australians have in the past been noted for being Larikens and have had a tendency to mock authority. For me there is always a time and place for such brattiness and when done in house I enjoy playing along, giving as much as I get. Personally I find it helps to reinforce humanity and that laughter is one of the greatest gifts we have (along with sex). Howewver I too have a lack of humour when cheekiness is taken too far and warnings are ignored. I do not suffer those who repeatedly go from brat to rude..
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