AAkasha
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ORIGINAL: LadyEllen Any good looking breed of large dog should provide a useful example I feel - loyal, loving, appreciative - knows who the Alpha bitch is, and that she's head of the pack - will serve, please and protect the Alpha bitch to the death - has glossy coat though that is perhaps the limit of the example. Other features may be available on male homo sapiens which are not available on a dog which make him preferable. ability to cook, for example E This is an interesting way to look at it. But it still begs the question: What kind of a "man" does a femdom want? Unfortunately, it's hard to find role models who are submissive in popular culture - I mean, I know there are, but I can't think of any. I am thinking what it probably entails is a man who is not submissive (necessarily) but is SUBMITTING, and does it with character and pride. I'll think on this a few days and come up with examples. But as an example by turning it around, you could say "femdom role models" do come in popular culture. A couple that come to mind all reflect a different "style" but each dominates a man in some way: Susan Sarandon as Annie Savoy in "Bull Durham" - playful, demanding, vulnerable Linda Floren-whatshername in "Last Seduction" - cruel, relentless, cold, sexual Catwoman!! In the old Batman tv show - seductive, cool, self confident ...hell, even Alyson Hannigan's chracter in "American Pie" OH! Here's one for the "submissive role model" category, in an abstract way. Edward Scissorhands. How about Elijah Wood's character in The Lord of the Rings - but only if you pretend the other hobbit he protects is a woman? (reaching). Lloyd Dobler (John Cusack) in "Say Anything." Anyone see it? Akasha
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