Quote by MotelMILF
And is how messed up Massachusetts can be. Three years ago, a married couple who were friends of mine, rented a room for a little fun. Well, she like to be spanked, and her husband was tearing her ass up with a paddle. Someone in adjacent room called police believing that he was beating her. When cops knocked on door, and he opened it, they saw her bent over chair with her hands tied and her ass beet red. They arrested him for assault even though she explained that it was sexual roleplay. LOL
My initial response was to agree with you that this was kinda crazy, but you have to realize that frequently victims of domestic abuse will not press charges and will protect their abusers for varying reasons. If the cops respond to a call and see evidence of physical abuse they are probably obligated to make an arrest. If they didn't make an arrest and something happens where the wife ends up dead or severely injured you can rest assured that someone would be holding the cops responsible for not having protected the woman.
It's also turns out that there are limits to what you can do with your own body. You can't legally commit suicide. You can't sell yourself into or otherwise legally bind yourself into slavery. You can't sell your organs. You can't always have an abortion. You can't take illegal drugs even if you grow or manufacture them exclusively for your own use. You can't attempt to harm yourself and if you do you can be locked up to protect yourself from yourself. Consequently, it's not so surprising that there may be limits to how much physical abuse you can consent to receiving.