7/27/2017 7:14:39 AM: Another nice deion of what a slave is  (from Eltorro48) : What is a slave?...A slave is far beyond what most people believe. A slave serves, it is pleasing perhaps, its joy in all it does. A slave lives, eats and breathes its submission. A slave feels the fire deep in its belly, for a slave simply is. A slave's first and only consideration is in pleasing its Master. A slave does nothing except what its Master allows it to do. it revels in His total and absolute Mastery. A slave has attained true freedom through its total and absolute submission to its Master. it begs for His Mastery and lives for it.

3/13/2017 9:28:51 AM: Nice deion from 'Trainer48' : What Slavery Means…  In the final analysis, slave ownership is a selfish and one-sided institution that exists solely and exclusively for superior beings to exploit inferior creatures for their own personal sake and benefit.   Slaves aren’t friends, companions, or lovers.  Slaves are inferior life forms, naked animals, beasts of burden, and pieces of livestock in human form that serve, function, and perform in whatever manner is required so that their owners can enjoy an enhanced and more comfortable lifestyle at the creature’s expense.   Real and true slave ownership becomes life’s greatest luxury only when the slave owner adopts the attitude that they’ve taken a slave creature into their home so that they can literally take total possession of a human body and make use of it in any ways that suit their needs, satisfy their desires, and serve their purposes.   THAT is what REAL slavery and REAL slave ownership is all about

2/6/2017 11:03:58 AM: What is a slave? ... A slave is far beyond what most people believe. A slave serves, it is pleasing perhaps, excludes its joy in all it does. A slave lives, eats and breathes its submission. A slave feels the fire deep in its belly, for it is not a choice, the slave simply is. A slave's first and only consideration is in pleasing its Master.  A slave does nothing except what its Master allows it to do. it revels in His total and absolute Mastery. A slave has attained true freedom through its total and absolute submission to its Master. it begs for His Mastery and lives for it.

1/3/2017 5:07:20 AM: slavery is not about suffering - slavery is about service.slavery is not about humiliation - slavery is about humility.slavery is not about pain - slavery is about being present.slavery is not about being used - slavery is about being of use.slavery is not about control - slavery is about letting go.slavery is not about what is done to you - slavery is about what you do for others.slavery is not about abuse - slavery is about acceptance.slavery is not about proving anything - slavery is about being real.slavery is not about contempt - slavery is about respect.slavery is not about how you look - slavery is about how much you care.slavery is not about denying yourself - slavery is about being open.slavery is not about bondage - slavery is about freeing your spirit.slavery is not about punishment - slavery is about discipline.slavery is not about being unable to escape - slavery is about being committed.slavery is not about submission - slavery is about obedience.slavery is not about fear - slavery is about trust.slavery is not about sex - slavery is about love.slavery is not about pleasure - slavery is about happiness.

1/2/2017 5:46:50 AM: “The best slaves are those who are totally engaged and present in their slavery … not mindlessly detached. The best slaves are confident, secure, self empowered, courageous, extremely intelligent, and resourceful and most of all capable of making the CHOICE to directly engage in an emotionally mature relationship where obedience and service is where they derive their greatest joy and happiness. A slave with “no will” is of little value because he essentially has “no responsibility” to do the work of being a slave. A slave with “will” wants a Master who has the leadership skills, maturity and life skills to entrust with the well being of his life. And most so called Master ‘s just really aren’t up to that challenge, neither that level of commitment nor that degree of accepting responsibility.”