amayos -> RE: Complete submission or blind following? (6/28/2007 4:10:06 PM)
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ORIGINAL: MisstressNboytoy Recently, I've seen a lot of posts in the forums from subs that have greatly surprised me. From the thread in this section about financial domination to the health and safety section about std's, submissives continue to express their unfaltering devotion to their owners no matter what is being asked of them. Complete submission and trust is a beautiful thing, but is it truly ever all right to stop thinking of your own well-being in order to please your owner? It is my experience the nature of slavery is one where obedience will become reflex over time, and this is all the more reason why those entering slavery should make it a thinking and aware process. Choosing the one you will serve is a critical and delicate thing; you must be certain they contain the ability to lead and make sound judgments—that they possess the vision to transcend weakness and harmful stupidity. It is of course wise to remember that Masters and Mistresses are imperfect human beings, too. Nonetheless, they are human beings entrusted with keeping another under their complete control. In this there is a self requirement to evolve beyond the common mind, to be good stewards—not only to their proven servants, but to themselves and the futures they will author. Keepers should hold themselves to standards that inspire and actualize their higher state of being. Embodying this, they ensure a natural adoration and trust in their authority. Under the dominance of such a spirit, the thinking creature that is the human animal can give of itself entirely and become a willing slave, finding that needed freedom of trust to follow blindly. Upon this path, unquestioning obedience of the slave is sound, and the rightful demand of the Keeper. Conversely, those who surrender themselves to what they do not understand, respect or trust invite needless harm. It is here I see two paths of following blindly; one is to be encouraged and the other avoided.
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