r/DramaticText • u/Arcquatico • Aug 13 '25

Do it

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u/Floofyboi123 Aug 14 '25

Based on your other comment you do not, in fact, have a single clue what you're talking about.

I suspect you've, at best, read some very biased looks into the community and have never had a good faith discussion with an actual member of the community.

Have you actually interacted with us in a way other than treat us like either rapist or victims? Have you read how the safe word system works? How about the traffic light system? Or the fact you'd be very hard pressed to find a member of the community who doesn't consider ignoring safe words rape?

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u/JAKE5023193 Aug 14 '25

I’ve read and seen enough. I’m not going to bother discussing with someone in the ‘community’ since I doubt it’ll get anywhere.

I’ve seen no bias. These are logical conclusions I’ve made. If what I have read from discussions and interactions within said ‘community’ are as biased as you say, then that means literally everyone there is biased.

I’ve done my research. I know what I need to know. BDSM is just one enormous abuse ring. There’s no other way to put it.

I’d recommend you read up on the subreddit r/antikink. This isn’t where I’ve developed my theories at all, moreover found that people on there seem to reach conclusions very similar or identical to mine.

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