CreativeDominant
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ORIGINAL: mstrjx I don't know. I see a lot of myself in that type of description. And that's even from the male dominant point-of-view. While I long ago recognized in some female dominants a disdain for males which led them to use those feelings (inappropriately, in my opinion) to use men for their own purposes, I in many ways share some of their views. And this from a man. I don't necessarily believe 'gender' or 'gender stereotypes' is a BDSM issue (although it gets clouded in D/s relationships). Depending on the nature of what two people call their 'relationship', I would believe that most women would want to be with a man who is not blind to her/her needs/her wiring. It's good for men to be able to understand a woman, or at least a specific one. Actually, to be more blunt, it's good for any given man to understand something that isn't 'him'. I'm not making this post in order to gain anything personal particularly, because I am now in a very happy, very committed relationship. Having said that, I always knew that many women might find me a 'catch' in the sense that I'm more understanding and compassionate to their being. So, this isn't propaganda talking. I assume there are submissive women who want, or claim they want, someone a little less on the 'caring' side, but I believe after a while they might find that some of what they are getting from a man to equate to 'lack of respect'. I'm not particularly fond of the feminist viewpoint, or feminist backlash. I just wish men treated women better from the beginning, such that these feminist ideals never had to occur. For what it's worth. Jeff I think that a lot of what you have said makes sense, Jeff. For what it is worth, most of the submissives from here that know me, know me as a fairly decent, understanding, empathetic type of guy who has a clear idea that it is not just my wants and needs and desires that drive the D/s dynamic, it is ours. That said, they also understand that I am not fond of the feminist viewpoints and that I prefer to be the dominant in the relationship with all that entails...which has been discussed in countless other threads on this forum. They also know that, like sweetnsmart BBW, I believe that a lot of the problems that have come about between the sexes has been, in part, due to skewed viewpoints from the feminine half and that not all of the problem is male-viewpoint-generated.
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