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A first look at the new management interface I am developing for my Incontinence Scripts (available in the scripts library).
This will allow an RLV owner to monitor and control a system wearer even if they are not logged on. Obviously such control will be disabled by default and only the wearer can choose to enable it. There will be more features added to this interface - mostly the same features that the RLV owner will have in world, as well as the ability to send a short message to the system wearer in world directly from the webpage.
This will allow an RLV owner to monitor and control a system wearer even if they are not logged on. Obviously such control will be disabled by default and only the wearer can choose to enable it. There will be more features added to this interface - mostly the same features that the RLV owner will have in world, as well as the ability to send a short message to the system wearer in world directly from the webpage.
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I understand that some people enjoy RLV dynamics and that there are submissives who willingly choose that kind of control, that’s completely fine, everyone has their own preferences.
But for me, it feels strange to enter a virtual world to escape real‑life pressure, only to see systems being created that bring the same kind of control right back in. If someone wants that dynamic, go for it. But personally, I find the contradiction hard to ignore. A virtual world is supposed to offer freedom, not recreate the same restrictions people are trying to get away from.
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But for me, it feels strange to enter a virtual world to escape real‑life pressure, only to see systems being created that bring the same kind of control right back in. If someone wants that dynamic, go for it. But personally, I find the contradiction hard to ignore. A virtual world is supposed to offer freedom, not recreate the same restrictions people are trying to get away from.
I get that - and each to their own. However not everyone thinks of them as restrictions - but roleplay that doesnt exist in RL that they want to explore. I certainly get that many do not feel that way and I would personally be mindful of that when engaging in any RP in places that dont "support" it. I am of a "do your own thing, but dont make others participate". The only exception I make for that is.... "On my grid - on my own regions - its ok to be myself as its my home."
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I understand your point, and I respect that some people enjoy that kind of RP. My comment wasn’t about judging anyone’s preferences, it was about the contradiction of recreating real‑life pressure inside a space that many people use specifically to escape it. For those who want that dynamic, great. But it’s also valid to say that not everyone sees “control” as harmless roleplay, and some of us prefer virtual worlds to stay free rather than mirror the same systems we avoid in RL.
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Totally accept that and was not taking offence or trying to contradict your point - I totally accept your view :)
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