Miisa Karlsson wrote:It could work very well. It all depends on their commitment.
I'd assume wearing a ballgag or other style is hidden behind a face mask.
It's the logistics.I'm wondering about. Like for starters, whether the sub you mentioned wears the gag out for hours at a time. How does she handle hydration or other issues.
Again this is assuming whether the no speaking rule is evern "hard", as in no exceptions ever. Kind of like your life actually.
I guess you yourself are proof absolute silence CAN work in theory. But I simply can't see "no exceptions" being possible in all cases for most people. I mean, Jury Duty is a thing. Even you'd need to bend to a judges order, assuming Finland has a similar systsm of civil.service.
I supppse logically though, most "sub can not speak from home" arrangements aren't quite that commited to disallow flexibility. Most people want to he able to attend family events, and actually engage in conversation without resorting to alternative methods of communication. Or have time out with friends, ect.. And there's likely legal compulsions for oral communication barring a medically verified handicap.
Barring possible legal exceptions, one case I can see it being easy is if you cut ties/are on bad terms with family, have no or few friends, and are a total homebody. THAT I can see swinging an iron clad speech restriction policy away from home, since you're usually home anyways.
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