kc692
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ORIGINAL: Emperor1956 A slightly different "take" on women who identify as dominant, but have a submissive relationship to a man as well: I have been the Top/Dominant/Master to two women who identified primarily as dominant themselves (NOT at the same time...a man has to sleep, sometime. Jeeeeze!). For one, the relationship was much as Elorin describes: A primarily dominant woman who enjoyed sexual submission with a man (although she also had sexual contact as a top with female submissives) and who related to men in a sexually submissive manner. The other was a much more complex relationship, with her identifying sexually as almost totally Lesbian, very Domme in all aspects of her life (including a stint as a pro-Domme of some reknown), and yet when submitting to me, deeply submissive, in a deep "I want to please you Daddy" headspace. When we were not engaged in a D/s relationship, there was a lot of competition, and a fair amount of dispute. So why did that relationship happen for either of us? One factor you can't deny is good old fashioned lust and attraction, which we had in spades for eachother. Another is the "outlet" for sexual and power-related desires that her public persona had pretty much precluded. But I think the largest advantage for her was the freedom being submissive to me gave her to explore this deep inner submissive person, and the freedom that a D/s relationship can give the submissive to let go in many ways she believes she can't otherwise let go. E (Edited to add: Oh, yah: quote:
ORIGINAL: LuckyAlbatross Most females tend to be comfortable in submission to one person, and prefer to be dominant to all others. They especially feel more comfortable dominating other females. I think LA already said that this might have been an overstatement, but folks keep commenting on it. How's this? Read LA's original post to state: "Most females who have already identified themselves as submissive tend to be comfortable in submission to one person . . ." That should take care of the overly broad assertion about "most" females. Clarifying language in italics, and LA, sorry for putting words in your mouth if I missed it.) Again, sorry for the semantics, but I dont see how you can say that "most women who have already identified themselves to be submissive, tend to submit to one and want to dominate others". Generalizations are generalizations, no matter what clarifying language you throw in. I am quite sure that there are quite a few women that have already identified themselves to be submissive, are that and just that, and have no want to dominate everyone. Not trying to be a poop head, and again, is just my opinion.
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Anyone can overpower; not many can INSPIRE..... This is only MY opinion. If it's not yours, let's agree in advance to agree to disagree, OR, you can just get the fuck over what I had to say:)
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