Talk:Fear play

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"Since, unlike simple bondage, fear play is by definition, the infliction of something the subject hates, fears and does not want to occur, it raises the question of whether the activity can be properly classified as safe, sane and consensual.[5]"

Horseshit. "Hates and fears", true, "does not want to occur", false, or it would not occur. This is what makes it fear *play* and bdsm and not emotional abuse. If it's consensual, it's bdsm play. If it's not consensual, it is not bdsm play.

Removed until more elaboration or better explanation as indeed this is fear "play" and there's no reason this would be any different than any other BDSM activity.AerobicFox (talk) 20:04, 18 February 2011 (UTC)Reply

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