Wickad -> RE: Males subs are the "bottom of the food chain" (2/27/2008 3:22:52 PM)
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(fast reply) Greetings, Being that I am the person quoted in the OP .... lol..... I agree that many men who call themselves submissive are in fact do-me bottoms looking to get off on using women for their own pleasure. I believe that there are very few submissive men of quality. I, personally, want and am seeking a submissive man of quality to round out my life. I want to 'own' someone in the fullest sense, take care of him, make sure his needs are met, and hurt him in many, many, happy, fun ways. By doing these things I will be fulfilling my needs as a Dominant. I believe that quality submissive men are amazing and I have the utmost respect for them. I love a submissive man who is unable to be part of my home (long story) but I call him friend and confidant. He is one of the most beautiful people I have ever know. If you believe that submissive men within the context of this lifestyle and/or within the context of the larger society are seen as equal .... I think you really need to take off the rose coloured glasses. Vanilla men that I have spoken to about what I seek are disdainful and very derogatory about even the idea of male submission. The have told me that being submissive to a woman makes such men 'not men' and that they would never engage in such a dynamic. This same attitude is also pervasive with the vanilla women I've spoken to. They seem to want a 'real' man and see submissive men as being 'not real'. Within the context of this lifestyle, it has been my experience, that for all the lip service of 'we are equal', pansexuality, and acceptance, that there is always a little hint of 'submissive men as less'. These types of attitudes, generally (not by any means always), are pervasive through all roles and all genders. This sentiment may not be overt (patronizing comments, not taking seriously what is said, etc) or it may be overt (snubbing, rude and hostile comments, etc) but, in my opinion, it is always there. I have heard Dominant men and women, as well as submissive men and women, act this way towards male submission. This entire way of seeing our roles as men/women, Dominant/submissive is very disturbing to me. The value of a person seems to be equated with their role and gender. Being a Dominant man or a submissive woman is acceptable but being a Dominant woman or a submissive man is seen as aberrant. This is probably due in large part to gender stereotypes but .... I guess I believe we should be over this archaic attitude by now. We, as the human race, have traveled and lived in space, cured some awful diseases, and broken the sound barrier yet we cannot seem to accept the myriad of combinations of personal relationships. I constantly wonder why? I hope this post provokes a few questions itself. Wickad
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