Its a well known fact by now that I killed my last slave. This is not a post about her but gor in general.
what I want to know is what some one is suppossed to expect, I have been doing Gor for a long long time
Ive seen the wild years, Old Gor and all that, as some proclaim it, I just alway call it gor.
Am I to just accept this crap that some call gor, its nothing more than piss poor D/S
I have earned My tags and My status and I'll be stuffed if I am to suddenly be "Nice" because the so called slaves are a "wittle" scared.
I will never moddy coddle slaves, they are here to serve ME not the opposite like some pussy whipped so called Men
No One fights, No One spars, There are more FW Rambos than Warriors, most, not all ~ slaves are princesses who have to be kept in cotton wool, Homes barely interact,
People sit all safe in their homes because their Homes" rules will save them
the light at the end of the tunnel is starting to flicker, as this is not what I sign on for.
I am looking forwards to the reunion this weekend, hopefully see some old faces.
Theres a old saying, if you dont know ASK
So you tell me?
I am Judas
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*reads considering if I fall into the "Rambo type Woman" and chuckles* I hide from nobody and take no comfort from safe zones. My Home is and has always been open to all roleplay scenarios within the bounds of what is Gor. The question there being, is My Gor Your Gor or His Gor or even Her Gor? My circus, My monkey? Too much drama and emphasis on silly things stops the roleplay flowing and Gor being enjoyed.... I am, always have been, always will be, Aura, Ramb... Panther....just saying.
Judas, I would agree with you. Having been brought up in book-Gor ways from the days of MSN, I remember a time when just entering a Gorean room would make my heart race. A person knew their boundaries, and they also knew the consequences for stepping outside them, but that's what made it so adventuresome. Gor in the books was a place of relative unrest if you think about it (otherwise, what reason would Tarl have to save the world?). (continued in next post)
Yet, in online Gor, there's so much peacefulness that evenings in many homes are spent sitting by the fire drinking. I do not drink in real life, yet I do know if I wanted to get drunk I would do it in real time because I'd have more fun doing it. Goreans, if they truly existed, would decry this kind of life. There are people trying to create role play, but often the stories are so disjointed for one reason or another. (continued)
Homes and individuals don't interact as you've pointed out, and so much Earth culture has invaded this world, creating a level of Gor that is even less than mediocre, and yet there are still some of us old-Goreans about trying to uphold the standard. I, for one, would welcome a Gor where men reminded me I'm free because they allow it. There are less than a handful of you left now, but I'm hopeful the gathering this weekend will help bring people together so that we can bring Gor back ~done~
Firstly, the majority of normal folks read blogs and respond to the question or issue raised. They do not sate their need for attention by sticking their trout into other peoples personal opinions or views and belittling what is their right to respond to a civilised question raised . Secondly, I change no rules, I have stood by My No Zones from the moment I undertook running My Home, which incidentally I do how I like, not by rules that You, self appointed snot of Gor decide. Contd.
Intelligence may be recorded by a simple number but common sense is a whole different scenario. ... When you lowered your standards and entered My messages offering bottles of oil, you made a valid point Lady, our paths do not cross by choice. My choice has been and will continue to be, to not allow your spiteful words to alter MY personal choices made on how I interact in and run MY Home on Gor.
My apologies to those actually interested in the valid points Judas and the responses made. Lady, I will return to ignoring each and every comment you make on the grounds that your common sense is evidently way lower than your grand intelligence score...something we hear over and over and dam well over. I am... as always... Auralee !
I shall be perfectly clear...I don't give two rats asses what anyone in the imaginary world of Gor thinks of Me or My way of doing things, I'm not here to be told how to think or act, and so I won't be. I don't tell any of you how to live, thats not why I'm here either. The fact is not everyone here uses all 33 books as a complete work to define Gor. Most people choose one or two books and say "This is my type Gor." That's the same as using the first twelve letters of the alphabet.
Bear in mind "time is continuous, people are not"...Those who come to Gor today knowing nothing of it will in fact BE the Old Goreans 30 years from now when the rest of us are dead and gone, and like it or not Gor will continue to evolve by their standards, not ours...Ask Rowan, ask Thunderwolf, ask Longbow...
The moral of the story folks is simply this "Live as you see fit and enjoy it, life is short, dead is forever."
Calm down Manon, it's perfectly ok with the rest of us if you continue to be one more cow in the herd, no need to bellow about it....you keep right on following the lead and walking in the shit those in front of you dropped...enjoy...with our compliments.
Gor is what we make it. The books are a guideline, but are open to interpretation. I prefer to live in the exciting no-zone of the soon-to-be open Port Kar.
Exactly Eleri, guidelines. Best of luck with the growth of Port Kar.
I would rather live in the squalid Port Kar, than on a high and mighty throne like some people. Some people above talking about being prissy non-rule breakers need to take a closer look in the mirror.
*Walks up to the boards and sees something that is rather interesting and kinda spot on, then looks through the other scrolls tacked on, then "Oh look, Manon is puffing her chest again and hi-jacking a thread with her "I am Manon, hear me roar" *meow*, I shrug and move on*
So, just keep being me... Got it
So back to the thread that Judas had posted. This is how I see killing off characters. If the person was killed for valid reasons and the rules of the home you were in were followed, then why the issues. Judas runs his home. He knows what the woman (Slave) did or didn't do. Now as for the characters in Gor, I see gor like any world. Many walks of life out there. Some good, some bad. Some mouthy, some proper. It is how you the r/per plays your character and follows where you are. cont..
Preach it Shainaa!!!
if you do not like the places or people then stay away from them. Don't be the queen or king out there trying to change people. Just avoid them if it doesn't fit your r/p environment. I watch the blogs and its rather humorous because I don't know many of the characters or met them yet, and I already know which ones to avoid. I'm not a stupid woman when it comes to gor or my r/p. If you don't like the ways Judas is in Asperiche, then don't go to Asperiche. cont...
If you feel secure in your home, then stay in your home. Others who want to interact will come to you. If not you will be alone. No one controls my character but me the r/per behind the screen. No one controls yours either. You either accept or don't. Pretty easy. I personally like the people the woman speaks ill of in my interacts just because they actually r/p and don't get all snotty when you want to r/p or interact like has happened. Good job r/pers. Hope to interact when I'm brave.