juliaoceania
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Joined: 4/19/2006 From: Somewhere Over the Rainbow Status: offline
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ORIGINAL: juliaoceania I thought that my submission was tied to him, but it really wasn't about him. I will always love this person because of what we shared, and I will never forget him, but he was not the "One" that I thought he was at the time. I agree with the point s you are making, and the statement above except to say that I would say it like this: I thought that my submissiveness was tied to him. It isn't. I will always be submissive. But the one I tie it to is the one I am submitting to. The sub-space doesn't easily fade with me. I can so easily be in cloud cuckoo land when in relationship to a real time Dom. But I have had to learn to run my life as well. Actually my submissiveness runs its qualities through a great many things i do as serving others is what keeps me going. Serving for arousal in the other, serving for arousal in me....then that's my definition of bdsm....serving with arousal. Interesting... you agree and disagree with my personal experience.... I believe submission and dominance are unique to the people who experience them. I have no desire to serve others in a submissive capacity... only the person that I am submissive to. I also see it as more than serving in arousal... being submissive to Daddy is not only a sexual thing. It is just how we interact with each other. He says I think too much, so I will keep it simple, it just is what it is...lol As far as silentfire, I wish the best for her, but I am still unsure of exactly what her issue is. Perhaps she is confused about it herself? quote:
laurell3 Damn it, now I have that air supply song in my head, it was air supply wasn't it? It made me think of REO Speedwagon, I can't fight this feeling anymore.......
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