MissOchistic -> RE: Going dutch (12/5/2007 4:20:26 AM)
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ORIGINAL: masterlink65 thanks for the personal attack, that was really mature of you. ummmm at least i have a picture of myself and not something done by someone else. again,,,,, kails said this was an order not an invite. and,,,, not one of you has been able to show me where any of this is a sign of good behavior on part of sub Being rude or being cheap has nothing to do with submissiveness or dominance. What part about that do you not get? The part I CAN get is that in a vanilla relationship this might be rude or cheap, but the circumstances in a D/s relationship, no matter how casual, are vastly different. Joe can't tell Sally what to do, but Master Domlishit can refuse lilgurlthirsty a drink. Maybe he didn't want her to have one. Maybe he wanted her to wait until he was done, Maybe he was trying to make a point to her. I honestly don't see anything wrong with a Dom expecting a sub to cook for him and pay her own way. It's not my style, but I hardly think it's cheap as a generalization. No more so than a Dom who commands his sub to tie his shoes is lazy. The rudeness on her part I agree has nothing to do with submissive behavior. It was rude in any circumstance. I'd be seriously offended if a date walked out instead of telling "I expected you to pay, really" or even just sitting and steaming would be better. And as a submissive, who states she chose to give him total control outside of the bedroom, it was certainly disobediant and rather too like a tantrum for my tastes. Not only did she display social ineptness as a person, but I would agree she displayed really bad behaviour as a sub. Was it the way I would do things? No. but would I decide any sort of negative conclusion abotu the Dom based on her post? Absolutely not. And the way it relates is, if Vanilla Joe did it, it would be rude. but if a Dom I chose to let control me did it, it would be considered part of the dynamic until we'd discussed it, I'd figured his motives, and decided whether it made us incompatible.
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