ShaktiSama -> RE: Do You Dare Slap a Dominant's Face? (2/18/2008 7:48:09 PM)
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ORIGINAL: lovingpet The parties involved are a new, but somewhat more studied and self-aware submissive and a new, less than certain dominant. Three answers to the basic question. They would be No, No, and HELL no. I cannot answer for the male dominants present--I know they may be wired somewhat differently where violence against their person is concerned. But a person who strikes me physically does not rouse in me an urge to "dominate" them. They rouse in me an urge to kill them. No matter who it is, no matter what our relationship has been before that moment, after a person has struck me I will never, ever be able to love them as much as I did before. And if I lash out in genuine rage at anyone, submissive dominant or vanilla, it is not fun. Or sexy. In the goddamn least. Getting your needs met and your buttons pushed as a submissive is all very well and good. But do not even dream of this kind of unsafe, non-consensual, relationship-destroying, intimacy-annihlating nonsense. If a dominant is hesitant or having difficulty overcoming inhibition, it is generally because he or she has been taught since childhood (semi-successfully) that we do not hurt people we care about. The solution to that problem is to show them that sometimes the people we care about want and genuinely need to be hurt. The solution is NOT to do things that will destroy or undermine the caring. If all you want is a hateful, abusive creep who will beat you without love or concern--he shouldn't be hard to find. Our prisons, drug rehabilitation centers and anger-management programs are full of them. But there is no reason in the world to ruin a good dom for some other submissive who is actually able to sanely negotiate with him and bring him along into his full glory at his own pace. It is far easier to help a good man overcome his inhibitions over time than it is to repair the damage on someone who spent his first D/S relationship with someone who thought she could make him be "properly dominant" through abuse. Just FYI--there is such a thing as a nightmare sub, and behavior like this would be very high on the list of common attributes.
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