subcheryl
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ORIGINAL: ruffnecksbabygir in my case, yes i am pretty sure it had something to do with it ...my dad was extremely controlling and dominant, he was, however, also very abusive so it wasn't a consentual D/s relationship between my mother and him. My mother was submissive, she didn't have much choice in the matter tho. i don't think that's the only reason for me being the way i am today but i am pretty sure that played a part in it. i resented my father when i was growing up, but as far back as i can remember i was always attracted to the dominant/controlling type male. i personally believe that our environment growing up definately helps form us as adults and that's not to say that everyone in the lifestyle came from this type of household, but the experiencces we had growing up probably did it's part in forming the choices we have made as adults...not all, but some. I agree with ruffnecksbabygirl, only in my experience, my dad was not a dominant personality, he was just there. Due to the loss of my biological mother at the age of two, my dad stopped living emotionally, and just provided, just another being in the household. He married a woman who was very controling. Because of her I beleive my dominate personality was broken, not saying I would be dominate, just would have been strong in spirit, I do beleive I was born submissive, but just would have been stronger personally, I had an aunt married to a submissive man, and can remember thinking as a child growing up that I was going to marry a man that I couldn't control like she did him, it made me sick to see him summit to her. I like my men desisive(sp) sorry, they know who they are where they want to be and how to get there and can take me with them. Yes I beleive in some ways our past or childhoods do influence who we are and where we are in the BDSM relationship.
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