what happens when you are a slave?or owned by someone? what can I do or don't do?

[Brandilex]

Hello I was wondering what my avi can and can't do I am owned  by another avi  ,A slave . can I travel?Oh and I did agree to this contract but being a week old I figured I would try this and woo woooo wooooo.

[Innula Zenovka]

It's all Role Play -- you can, if you want to, simply tear up the contract and ignore it.   You might find yourself rather unpopular with your sometime owner, but there's nothing much he or she can do about it.    If this is happening in Gor, you might have to find a new Gor sim to RP at, but there's plenty of those around.

You don't have to do anything you don't want to. 

More generally, it's usually considered a good idea to make sure you know beforehand exactly what you're agreeing to if you become someone's slave.  If you want to visit The Adult Hub, you'll find the neighbouring Blacksilk Academy offers a lot of free classes in submission and domination generally, and we have our specialist BDSM and Gor hubs there, too.    Ask anyone there with an Adult Hub staff tag of any sort, and we'll be glad to help.

[Ariel Vuissent]

There are two questions buried in there. First off, I suggest you look up some information on D/s relationships to understand what it actually means. Remember that the other person involved, your "Master" or Dominant, is a real person too, and has feelings just like you do.

What happens depends on the Dom or Master. Different people expect different things, so I suggest you establish boundaries with him. Figure out what he wants from you and what you're willing to do.

Physically, you should certainly be able to travel. Whether or not he wants you to, and whether or not you choose to obey, is a different matter. If you are bound using RLV (not available in the official viewer), you may be teleport restricted. Otherwise, you should be capable of teleporting.

You probably should have done some research before you entered into this contract. Thankfully, in SL, this is all rp, and if you choose to walk away or disobey, you can with minimal trouble.

[Syo Emerald]

I agree with the others who answered already and from my experiance in SL I would suggest to leave this "master". He/she seems to be weak and unresponsible, because the good ones don't pick up newbies and bring them into things they don't have a single clue about.

If you have luck its only boring, because your master is unable to fill out his role...and if you have bad luck he probably is going to abuse you, because he knows you are only a week old.

[Marigold Devin]

Welcome to Second Life Answers, Brandilex

When you signed up to become a resident of Second Life, did you have a desire to become a slave? Or have you somehow just latched onto the first person who has given you attention? 

Did you know you can officially have up to five accounts per household? Which means, if your first attempt at Second Life is confusing you, you can just start all over again.

I would suggest you do just that. Create a brand new avatar, get to know the basics first before diving in feet first to a relationship of any kind without knowing what you're doing.

Its very easy to be led astray, and you run the risk of not enjoying Second Life/(life) to the max.

Wishing you luck.