AtlantaMistress
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ORIGINAL: darchChylde First off, i'd like to make the disclaimer that this is an academic question and i ask it out of curiosity alone. Ok, there are apparently two equally extreme ideas about sexual desire (and any expression of) in male submissives espoused by the female dominants that love us. Too bad for the fellas, these are also the polar opposite of one another. Equally unfortunate for us, most men fall way deep down in the middle. A) It's just not submissive for a guy to want sex and cocks are worth nothing other than a delicious target for pain and humiliation. As men have long been the sexual oppressors throughout all of history, it's my duty to figuratively and literally stomp out the male libido; and if i were to so deign to get my rocks off, it certainly wouldn't be with a submissive, but a real man. B) My submissive better constantly want me and be rock-hard at a moments notice; he's gotta be a dynamo, a battery-free vibrator who will never get a tongue cramp. Now, i know that women (even the dominant ones) are all greatly varied and that most don't actually subscribe to either of these ideas. So, where do the female dominants fall on the subject of your submissive not only desiring you sexually; but expressing that desire? *darchChylde steps off of his soapbox and tries to get some sleep, making room for others to speak up* Great post dC - was the pun intended in the title? LMAO I think it is very true - that there seems to be these 2 schools of thought, but in reality, I wonder how many relationships - the ones that are D/s as well as Vanilla - really fit into either. My boy NEVER made advances - thinking it was not his place, but I didn't ALWAYS want to be the one telling him that I was "in the mood" - then never knowing if he was just doing as he has told or if he really WANTED me. I literally had to give him permission to initiate sex, and he does so now by kissing my neck (so MY thing) and asking how he could take care of me - since there are quite a few options I have. I love it. I joke with him that I may lose my right to carry my Domme membership card sometimes - because of all the labels and rules others seem to place on what is/isn't right in a D/s relationship. Sex can really be an issue that couples have problems with, but we can communicate so openly now, I can't see it ever becoming a problem. In 13 years of marriage, he never felt he could bring up his fetishes - and I LOVE the control it gives me when I make his fantasies reality. Even once out and exploring BDSM - there were other things (1 kink in particular) that he has yet to find anyone else that shares it - and never even felt he could share it with other play partners. Knowing that he felt close enough to share it with me and I am the only one that has ever done it give me a sense of power that I totally get HOT whenever I do it. I think what works in the dynamic of our relationship may be good for us, but not for others. WE are happy. That is all that I need to worry about. I always have the final say, and he always trusts that I love him enough to make a good decision for our relationship. Thanks for the post!
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Mistress Sandy ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ I'd rather be hated for something I am than loved for something I am not.
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