THIS IS A READ-ONLY ARCHIVE FROM THE SORABJI.COM MESSAGE BOARDS (1995-2016). |
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until it occoured to me that i am a submissive female. i think what makes it even more taboo is being a black female. then i have to be living in the south. i don't think i am aroused by the whole emancipation scenario or anything. i like white guys, i like to be spanked. but i don't really like anything deeper than that. but people assume this. i guess it would seem like a logial assumption. but it simply is not true. i think a change of location will give me more perspective. |
i am from the south and living in LA, i lost my accent long ago while growing up, I dunno why, I am a white guy who likes to spank my wife intermittently, a change of scenary will do you wonders, especially a place like NYC. where in the south are you? |
nice to see you reappear, girl. |
but then, i think sarah's been here longer than i have. someone post the sorabji.com chronology, pronto! |
Were you molested as a child? Were you raised in a sexually repressive enviornment? Feel free to answer any or none of my nosey questions. |
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well, my guess is that it would appear to be taboo to one who is in the (very bad) habit of mixing sex and politics. |
i feel bad i haven't been back sooner i see i have missed much... i am crunching the previous posts. Bowie also says hi. she is starting a modeling career in Minnisota. i have found it to be somewhat difficult to meet guys who are my taste. when i meet a nice fellow here anyway, he is very anxious. and they often draw out the whle meeting of his parents things. now to take that (which i have tried this with very poor results) and mention that you like to be spanked or what not. they tend to work with what they have seen on some cheap porn or on MTV. and next thing i know i am having to tell him that i really really don't want to have sex with his friends. it is all so very confusing. and here in teas right through the middle in the bible belt, there just isn't much resource for the culture i consider myself interested in. nate you were here long before me...or at least a little while. as far as the questions. oddly enough i grew up catholic. maybe that does have something to do with it. i have a great interest in psychology, and close as i can figure i amlooking for someone that was as strict as my father but more tender than he was. |
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In the beginning was Sheila... |
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I am the psychic chicken!! |
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First you asked me to do actual research to find out your sister's name, now you're asking people to actually muster the effort to go combing over the boards *just to find out when you first posted.* You're so demanding! PS. In case you ever need to know, the male form of the name Antigone is Antigonos. |
And, I'm quite comfortable with my feminine side, thank you. Now get busy! |
i began posting as kelsey, which is my real name. that was eons ago. |
alright, let me set the record straight kids. as far as i can assess, the original sorabjiite is actually Hala (aka nelly). she dates back to the Atlanta days. i'd guess that kelsey, maggie, and PicoFarad are earlier in the timeline than jim, dani, ridin, RC, and joanne. but right after them came spiracle, me, nate, swine, chordata, followed closely by Sheila. this was still in 1997. while i was a regular visitor at The Old Site, i didn't get up the balls to post anything until a couple years ago, but it was definitely close to right after Mark moved to NYC. back then mark was more than just the (mostly silent) emperor that he is now, he was also a serf, like us. btw, before i knew better, i thought nate was like 17 or 18 years old and swine seemed kinda scary. Ha! |
you used to live in ATL Mark? whereabouts? |
i don't remember much else on the chron. obviously. i could have sworn kymmi was here before me. |
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As for moving to NYC -- don't even consider it/unless you've got piles & piles of $$. The housing prices have soared there in the 4 yrs. since I've left. About a year ago/I saw an ad in the Times for an apt. in my old bldg. in Jamaica Estates (which is in Queens/not NYC proper). The studio I rented from '92-'95 for $675 (& $75 of that was for a garage space) was going for $800 bucks -- w/out the parking! Sure/the bldg. has a doorman & it was in a decent neighborhood/but there's no way that crib was worth $800 bucks! Just to be nosy/I called abt it after I saw the ad. (I was scouting condos for my brother at the time.) And the place was rented! With no a.c./roaches & all! NY has always been terribly expensive/but even in Bklyn. & Queens/there aren't any places you can rent for less than a king's ransom nowadays. I blame it on Guiliani. |
really i just want it to be a little easier. like i would like to be able to approach any guy that strikes my fancy and not stop and think "hmmm, will he have a violent response to my advances?" and by the same token i have to wonder how he will feel about my fantisies of being tied up and such. it is strange only when guys use the submissive thing as breakup ammo. i was breaking up with this guy because he had gotten to be stagnant and he and i really weren't progressing. while i am talking to him on the phone he is begging and begging me to reconsider. then he says "if you want you can tie me up. i know you like that. i will buy handcuffs or something." i guess i found it to be somewhat flippiant and i hung up on him. as far as paying for new york. i got this master plan. i go to school and tell my pops (who makes too much god damn money) that i am going to be a brain surgeon. but the dorms are so unsavory and dangerous (i am his only child and a girl no less) and that i want to live off campus. i am hoping it works. i think it would equate out to any school's room and board fee. |
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I don't know. Dorms are great if you're carrying a heavy courseload and don't mind having to work around a bunch of silly regulations and blowing off group activities. The other problem with dorms is noise, because people have these damned parties and they're on a football scholarship or something and don't understand that other people have to study. Dorms are easier to deal with than an apartment, though esp. in a difficult housing market. But the raciest group activity was a "getting to know you session" where a sorority chick described herself as, I shit you not, "boy crazy" I don't know what NY is like though. I don't know, I found the dorms a bit dull, and the damned frat-rats are irritating. They used to crank call me in the middle of the night. I'm sure you've seen the behavior before. If you don't fit in to their little world and don't care, they use petty harassment until you acknowledge them, even if it's by yelling at them. I had one crank call that was pretty funny though, and I thought I'd close with that, since it's my one good college story: Fratboy: Hi, I'm Seth Weber, and I want to go out with you. (Note, Seth Weber is apparently a famous basketball player, but I'm not sure I have the name right) Lucy Phurre: Who? FB: Seth Weber, the basketball player. LP(who tutored athletic study hall):Do I tutor you? FB: No. I'm *Seth* *Weber*, you know, the *basketball* player. LP: Do I know you from the cafeteria then? FB: No. I'm Seth Weber. LP: I'm afraid it doesn't ring a bell. Can you refresh my memory? The fratboy eventually gave up and hung up the phone in disgust. I learned the next day that the moron had bee pretending to be someone famous, when I recounted the conversation to a friend. So that's irritating, but it's also funny, because the guys that make the prank calls tend to be dumb jocks and it's not difficult to throw them off (I've done it while trying to, but never as well as I did when I totally baffled this guy unintentionally). |
anyway, those feelings are actually kind of complicated, so never mind, but the only thing i ever wanted to do with sorabji.com was to have boards like these and to keep them spam-free. knowing that this is a place where people feel comfortable makes me, well, happy. if that's really possible. BBSes have been a hobby of mine since 1992. which is not that long, relatively speaking. these require a lot of work (in case anyone still thinks they're self-maintaining). SE has probably been around here the longest, except for possibly Christop, who has been around since the site was on Panix in 1994. Another person (who, coincidentally, works in the same office building as I) has also been coming around since 1994. He is the first person who ever recognized me from my website and introduced himself to me out of the blue by asking "Are you Sorabji?" some friends from college and high school have also lurked during these years. other then that, there are a few women who write to me when they're in-between boyfriends, and a cadre of others who say they've been along for the ride since 1995. for the most part during the last couple of years i've become more concerned with protecting my privacy and developing other parts of my life than with corresponding on-line. nothing petrifies me more than a stranger walking up to me and asking "Are you Sorabji?" or "Aren't you the guy with the website ... ?" because i never know what part of the site they're familiar with, or what they think they know about me. i guess it's easy to take someone's silence and project whatever you want onto it. but i'm expecting these boards to be around for a long time to come. assuming they don't implode under some undiscovered force. --bye |
thanks for the clarification..........wish you could be around more....... |
i forgot christop. i'm so ashamed. |
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how was your trip to NYC with cleo? you never dished. |
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You can stop an entire meeting by blurting out, "I hear they have the internet on computers now" which I stole from homer, homer simpson that is. I walk up to homeless people all the time and say, "Are you Sorabji, that guy on the 'web'.", making finger " " marks in space. I just find the most derilict lice bitten mook, and figure its him. And I mean that in a 'nice' way. SE |
We're smiling because we're laffing 'AT' you not 'WITH' you. http://stryyctlystoopid.com/images/austin_N_me.jpg |
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