acissej
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Joined: 12/24/2005 From: New Jersey Status: offline
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From the right person, it turns my knees to Jell-O. I'm not sure how well I'll be able to articulate it beyond that, but I'll try. Someone, I think it was Macy (forgive me for not checking), said it gets her hackles up because it's something that's said to children and dogs. That's partly why I like it, I think. I do associate it with children and puppies, not grown women. And that's why it can put me straight into the submissive mindset. When he uses it and I buy into it, in my head, it puts him in a position of power--trainer, teacher, dominant, owner, whatever. While it makes me feel protected, safe and cherished, it also makes me feel a bit weak (not in a bad way) and vulnerable in contrast to him. I'm a complete glutton for praise, and "good girl" hits that spot, too.
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