Bobkgin
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Joined: 7/28/2007 From: Kawarthas, Ontario, Canada Status: offline
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ORIGINAL: sweetNsmartBBW He said that because the men I have met have exercised self restraint they were not 'real' doms. That of the ~thousands~ of Doms and subs he has met, they have all affirmed that a dom takes what he wants and a REAL sub is submissive to ANY true Dom she meets. The exact quote was "A sub is a sub". <snip> I was told that he would not indulge me with answers because I was not really submissive. He had no notion of the idea of consent being a valid concept- not if the woman in question was submissive. That not being submissive to ANY 'real dom" makes a submissive ambivalent or undecided about who she is. He literally told me that I was the ~one~ exception to the THOUSANDS of subs he knows. Oh, and I should mention, when I said I was bringing this to the boards for the opinions of others, I was told that the folks online are "less genuine" than others, and that it would be a futile attempt at self affirmation on my part. So, my question is this: When is it dominance and when does that cross the line and become abuse/assault? Do you think a sub female that is NOT in a relationship with you has the right to say no? (Just playing devil's advocate) First, what a dipshit. Second, what a blowhard. Third, what a liar. To answer your questions, it becomes abuse when she indicates "no." A sub female ALWAYS has the right to say no, regardless if she is in a relationship with anyone. Send this jerkoff my way. I'm feeling kinda fiery and in the mood for a good ... um ... debate. Careful, Slaveish. With his stunning grasp of 'log-ick' he might prove you're not real either, and then where will you be?
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