Kink etiquette

[hot_tramp]

Is it me, or is this just as obnoxious as unsolicited dick pics and copy-pasted porn?

"I have an odd request for you. I'm in a D/s relationship and my Daddy has given me an assignment. I have to get five women to look at a picture of me in the lingerie Daddy bought me. I also have to get punishment suggestions from you. This is a public humiliation assignment, so it's really hard for me to do this. I hope you reply."

This was on OKCupid, mind you, not FetLife. I'm tempted to reply with some helpful hints about, I dunno, not using random strangers in your humiliation play, but I also kind of feel like I'm being a prig. What say you, interweb?

Comments

[ellen_f]

Spam spam spam.

[yallya]

What makes you think she is actually a she?

[digitalsidhe]

This doesn't sound priggish at all. You never agreed to be connected with this person's relationship or their scene in any way. That's not "informed consent". Hell, that's not any kind of consent.

If you respond at all, I'd make it very clear that you have not opened the attachment, you are not looking at her lingerie pics, and while you're at it... yeah, what you said about not including random, non-consenting strangers in their public humiliation any kind of play.

Even if it were on FetLife, I'd say the same thing, unless it were in some group devoted to such things (as opposed to just a direct message to your inbox).

Turning people down does not make you "a prig"; it makes you sex-positive. Sex-positivity and sexual freedom have always included the freedom to say "no".

[cheshire]

The lack of consent is creepy. There are fetlife groups where this would be fine (in the same way as swingers clubs it is not indecent exposure to start fucking in front of people) but ok cupid. Noooooo.