We were taught to not dehumanize people, more or less. But when the power and authority over oneself is handed over to others, what happens? Once the power is conceded, does one cease to be a human being? Does one ultimately become an object that is susceptible to other's wills? A defenseless, vulnerable "object" is thus created. Is it moral to treat someone as an object even though permission was given? If it was, how far can you go? Where is the limit? If there even is a limit. It was as if the slightest bit of humanity was disappearing. It's all fun and games until someone gets hurt, right? As expected, when things go too far is when people "rediscover" this humanity, this morality. Opinions divide. When authority of oneself is taken back, how do people react? As if the "fantasy" was broken, people faced reality again and they run away. To escape confrontation. Perhaps, they would only think of it as an ac...