Blue Star Plantation

[majortyrone2]

I recently stumbled upon a site on tumblr that really amused me. These people willingly throw away the rest of their free lives to live as true sex slaves for other individuals. Personally, the concept of becoming a slave on a "farm" itself turns me on, but the permanence of it doesn't really appeal to me.

What does everyone else think?

bluestarplantation.tumblr.com

[Nezhul]

I think that's not how you are supposed to live a life. You may find a good partner and be a slave to him/her all you want, even if it's till the very end. But making promices on that is dumb. IMHO. Tastes change, ideals change, you can't know what you'll be interested in next year or if your current interests will seem stupid and awful to you in a few months. So it's pretty much a strange and dangerous fantasy right there.

What happens if someone want out of it? Can't believe you can't get out any time you want (because that would clearly make this farm legally impossible), thus I don't see any actual benefit in being on the farm rather than with the man/women you love.

[majortyrone2]

I was thinking the same thing. The youngest slave is only 19. What if he changes his mind in the next few years? What if he wants to start a family of his own?

[Nezhul]

the youngest is 18.
Still, IMO, that's not the way to live your short life. There's so much more exciting things you can actually do, including a better slavery experiences. I wonder what's the monetization scheme of the project? Slaves pay? Owners pay? They do some work that earns profit?
What happens if someone's ill? What happens if someone wants to quit? Or has a hysterics and punch out the teeth of someone else? What happens if someone somehow gets pregnant?

[majortyrone2]

After some reading it appears that the slaves carry out their daily occupations during the weekdays and only go back to the plantation on weekends. The money they earn is controlled by their owners and they have to ask their owners before they are allowed to spend any of it. They aren't allowed independent friends or relationships except with family, but even then they have to request permission to visit them. They also do work around the land the plantation is based. The main owner knows a doctor who forsees the slaves' health. They aren't allowed to quit due to the slave contract. They have to be released by the owner when the owner sees fit. The female slaves are all on the pill so there's no risk of pregnancy.

[Nezhul]

Correct me if I'm wrong, but as I know any contract that forces someone to do something will have no weight in the court, because it goes against basic human rights. And if the contract goes something like "You must obey or you pay 10 million" will too be proven illegimate easily. Especially in the face of body marks that can too be considered a torture. And if the stimule is some kind of documents or footage that will be made public, than this is a prison case for happy farm owners.

Basically what I'm saying that after signing a contract I can just go away whenever I like, and I will suffer no consequences. And even if the "master" will have the nerve to go to court, it will be on my side. Am I wrong?

[janmb]

Correct Nez.

Any clause in any contract that violates a right based in national or international law is simply void.

[les]

My take is a contract is usually a written agreement
If you want it to be legal, use lawyers

[Nezhul]

My point is it can't be legal if it forces you to do things written above, and it's balancing on the verge of illegal offences when you get to the part about giving all the money to the masters and harming the body or spirit with corporal punishments. I mean WHAT can be written there that is legal and at the same time forces you to be under control of someone? I can't think of such thing.

[les]

I am sure you are right and it is not legal.
But the contract gives a certain amount of legitimation

Spoiler: show

Legitimation or legitimization is the act of providing legitimacy.
Legitimation in the social sciences refers to the process whereby an act, process, or ideology becomes legitimate by its attachment to norms and values within a given society.
It is the process of making something acceptable and normative to a group or audience.

Or Blue Star Plantation

[Nezhul]

I didn't argue that the contract is useful to the extent. I just said that it doesn't actually FORCE you to do something by law. It's just a paper, an agreement that can be broken with no consequences.
And why I started it is because it's written as if you are in slavery and can't get out of it, which is in fact not true.

[les]

@nezhul

The whole point of BDSM is the illusion.
The more vivid this is the better.

[Nezhul]

yes, I know. I was merely speculating, because someone here said the lines like "For the rest of your life". And I also am still keen to know what happens when someone wants out.

[les]

Marriage vows are like that!!

[janmb]

Marriage vows are like that!!

You'd be amazed as to how many would advocate making that very vow a legal matter.


Also, consider the CIA chief recently getting the sack for having an affair... That is 98% due to people getting their panties in a bunch over the sexuality aspect of it, and 2% a real security concern. There is very little reason to suspect him making any more (or any at all) sensitive information available to his fling than he would to his wife. Professionals at that level having many years experience of sorting information you can and cannot disclose.