needs2serve -> RE: The Prodical Slave (10/1/2005 7:25:45 AM)
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Your second question is more than a little unsettling at best (and down right damming at worst). I am not so much concerned with the question itself so much as the context in which it is asked. You seem to be under the impression that a female slave is some kind of a child who has to be taught the difference between right and wrong. Based upon this I can only draw one of two conclusions: 1) You, like the vast majority of "gorean masters" i've come across, function under the highly flawed (to say nothing of sexist) idea that women are somehow lesser creatures and as such they must be taught, defended, protected, and generally looked after by a "big strong man". OR 2) Thus far you have only been successful in drawing to you women who are in fact unable to take care of themselves, make their own decisions, or even understand the difference between right and wrong. DK - I appreciate your defense of women argument, however I think you may be off base on this one. I never felt like a "child" when I myself felt I deserved punishment for not only perpetrating the deception after our split, but for being responsible for that breakup at all. In retrospect, punishment probably is not appropriate in this case, because it was no defiance or disobedience that was in play, but.......weaknesses and failings I have yet to learn how to, dare I say it, "control". I know RainGod loves me, and I know he seriously considers his responsibilities as my Master, and since I was the one that original brought the word "punishment" into my "coming bacK", I think he felt that he needed to weigh that as well. I don't see him as sexist........I do see him as Dominant. If we are talking about a Domme in the same context, would that make her sexist as well? And speaking as a flesh and blood feminine type of submissive, I kinda like the idea of a "big strong man" teaching, defending, protecting and looking after me and my best interest. I wouldn't have it any other way. I am perfectly CAPABLE of taking care of myself, but God what a relief when I don't have to do it alone or that I can just "obey" sometimes and not have to "decide". It's part of what appealed to me about a D/s relationship in the first place. Someone in a few posts back brought up the idea that punishment might be something the submissive desires in order to "atone" for what she feels she did wrong, and for closure. I thought about that and I can relate that a part of me felt that I needed to prove I was prepared for that and would submit to that, after I had failed so miserably before. However, now that I have been forgiven, and we are making an effort to communicate better, I have let that go and the only thing I have to prove is that I am going to make my best effort to not repeat my mistakes. Know what I mean? I would never EVER consider RainGod sexist. He is PERFECT in my bok.
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