Cyntilating
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ORIGINAL: hermione83 I just feel very curious about something I've noticed a lot of lately. And though I know, most of you who post here seem very tolerant, and not too single-minded, or at least don't post opinions on more controversial topics.... it does seem that many people I've met who feel that they are a sub/slave or a Dom/me..... feel like the world should be lead by men, or by women, depending which sex and position they are. How many of you also would change the world to center around your D/s position, if humanly possible? (e.g. you're a male subbie, and you think that all women should be Dommes, it's the most natural, and you wish all men were treated as property, or any other possible variant). Thanks! [feel like the world should be lead by men, or by women, depending which sex and position they are. ] Who I feel should be in power re: running world politics and the nation? I do have specific qualities and qualifications that I look for in that person >>> gender specific doesn't come into play tho'. Some of those qualities and qualifications do have to do with leadership ability, self-control, life experience, a more dominant personality. But those can be found in both genders. To say that men should rule and women nurture, would be seriously stereotyping of me. ... even tho' I am attracted sexually to a dominant male, and my preference in a relationship is one in which the male is the one in control and in authority>>that has nothing to do with my politics or world peace... A leader is a leader: Which position they prefer and who they find attractive when they wanna have sex, and whether it involves feathers or whips>>is none of my business. My way, is not "THE" way. It is just what is right for me. Living what is right for you or others, is what gives us diversity and freedom. The world needs more diversity and tolerance, not less.
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Cyndi .."There are two ways of spreading light: to be the candle or the mirror that reflects it. " Edith Wharton
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