MrScorpio28
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My own personal thoughts. This of course is from a male's point of view. I've changed back and forth several times over the course of my young life. For me, it depends on the person I'm with. I mean, once roles are established I could never see changing the role with that particular person, but until those roles are established anything is possible. I.E. once I fall into the role of a submissive with a particular woman, I will always carry myself with that role. The same holds true though if I've fallen, accepted, or have committed to taking on a dominant role with a female. Now that role could be Master/slave/little boy/"Daddy"/and so forth, but once the *role* is established, it does not change for me. Also, in my case, older females I tend to be more submissive toward and younger ones more dominant towards. That is partially from emotional patterning woven into me growing up: The oldest sibling or family member (of either gender) that was present was in charge and took care of the younger ones and it usually wasn't questioned. This happened more on an unconscious as opposed to spoken level, but it still happened. This is what being a switch is all about to me. At my age now and this period in my life, I am far more seeking to be in dominant roles. In fact, I'm fairly certain that relationship wise that's what I'm really seeking. This is the reason I have myself listed as a dom and not a switch. Even so, if the right *OLDER* woman came along, sure I could take on a submissive role. I'm not actively seeking that though and, as such, is unlikely to happen. Likewise, I've discovered that *most* women tend to prefer a dominant man on at least some level. I think that's true in or out of the BDSM world. Now, with all that being said, I also want to make it clear that I am a person who, relationship wise, will commit myself to only one person. My heart/soul/etc belongs there. That doesn't mean I may not want to "play" or take on other roles. That's all fun from time to time. I think that, from a psychological point of view, this question is great. I believe, and it's only a personal belief, but I believe that anyone can change any aspect of themselves anytime they want. Just amounts to claiming control over the mind. ~John
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