wwwkevinww -> RE: Love within Authority Dynamics (7/9/2007 8:12:22 AM)
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ORIGINAL: Ayanaev717 For me love is based on three conditions: intimacy, passion, and commitment. Can you have love without the three, sure, but I believe it would not be considered true love. It may be passionate, it may be practical love, or it may be fantasy. In D/s, I think it is hard to really establish these three conditions without problems. The submissive who wants to serve and is in love may begin to have expectations of the relationship that the Dominant may not be willing to give. Especially if it is not in the "contract." Or the Dominant may find themselves lost within the confines of love and allowing the submissive to get away with things that they normally would not. This cause real problems in poly-homes such as jealousy, manipulation, and deviance. However, I do think it is possible. I know couples who are into D/s and are happily married. But I believe from my knowledge, that they were either in the relationship first and moved in D/s or there was always an interest and the finally found the fit through D/s. I do believe in self-awareness, self-concept, and self- actualization as well. As we become more intuned with ourselves, we also become more aware of our needs, our desires, and most definitely what we want in and out of a relationship. There's a saying, "you have truly lived until you loved, married, and divorced and done all three in that order." Meaning you learn so much about yourself through your trials that suddenly you start to understand who you are from where you are. That includes who you love as well. Always, A I agree with what your saying here. passion for me is a required component in any relationship. If I'm not involved in a serious commited relationship where trust and respect is mutual without the romantic component, I'm really just screwing around...passing the time.... Some people might prefer loveless no hugging or kissing, just beat the slave and throw them in a cage, but I'm not really a sadist and don't get pleasure in causing pain....I enjoy different sensations and mixxing pleasure and pain, because pain can add to pleasure (limited pain), but also don't think its healthy to over-do it, because pain slut training is possible to teach someone to enjoy pain as pleasure. Mix the two, increase pain, less pleasure, until they are trained to expect the pleasure and receive pleasure from the pain just like pavlov's dogs, behavior training with stimulus, ringing bell for food causes saliva....
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