HottLicks
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Not an odd question at all. Throughout my life I was a independent and strong and didn't follow anyone. Yet society and where I was at in life, taught that I was to be submissive to a man at some point. I always looked for someone stronger than I was. I looked at all the things that showed strength and thought I understood. I rarely found someone I thought worthy of leadership, but when I did, I almost idolized them. I learned that I couldn't trust even the strength I saw according to the world around me. Learned that I was stronger in many ways and here I was submitting and upholding the ones that were supposed to be strong. Once I was able to see dominance as a good thing, in light of being dominant in a positive way, I was able to accept that it wasn't bad for a woman to be dominant and learned of the lifestyle, I knew and grew. I can still submit in some ways, but only to someone I view as very special, but for the most part I learned to trust myself and what I knew as truth, I knew that I needed to be true to myself and my dominant nature. Being true to who I was, was very freeing and I no longer struggle with who and what I am. I do have someone I submit to in many ways, but I live for the most part as dominant and mistress. I do submit because that relationship was cast in stone so to speak before I came into my own and he always knew that I would. He saw the dominant in me and knew that although I would submit to him, I would live true to my dominant nature once I understood it and could accept it. At times I do not feel I can submit, but with him, I always will out of respect for who and what he is to me. If I didn't have that relationship, I would most likely not submit to anyone. What is so wonderful is that each and every part of our self is valid and something we need to nurture and grow in. It is only when we deny a part of ourself, that we get into trouble. What might work for us at one point in life might not work at another. I just go with the moment and the people in my life and focus on personal growth, but now know that I can only be who and what I am and that is dominant.
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