harmony3709
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ORIGINAL: Vancouver_cinful I still believe that being submissive does make me a bit vulnerable. Only as much as you allow it to. Now, I LOVE feeling vulnerable. It's why I love fear play, why I love tickle torture, why I love mind fucks. I do not often feel vulnerable, nor do I very often feel comfortable allowing myself to be vulnerable. For example, this past weekend at Leather Retreat, I needed a catharsis scene very badly, to just cry and let out primal emotions. Unfortunately there was never an appropriate time or space to do it in, as I had a lot of responsibilities and other things going on throughout the weekend. I understood that and kept myself in check as needed. I understand wanting to let go, but judging when it's right and when it's not is a necessary skill. In this situation it absolutely is and only ever can be within your hands. This has absolutely nothing to do with allowing yourself to feel vulnerable. You are vulnerable when this occurs, it's as simple as that. It is an automatic reaction that some submissives feel and has absolutely nothing to do with letting go or turning it on or off and it has nothing to do with learning a skill. It has nothing to do with putting yourself in a position such as play -- because this has nothing to do with scening or playing. There is at least one thread on the submissive side discussing this subbie-stupor or I believe it was called there subbie fever. Unfortunately, I don't have time to look it up right now to link it, but I do remember the discussion. However, as I said in my earlier post, to explain this reaction to someone who has not experienced it is difficult, but I just don't agree with trying to tell someone to just turn it off or learn to control it. Blessed be, harmony
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