ElanSubdued -> RE: how can a 21 year old woman call herself a mistress ? (4/9/2008 12:36:40 PM)
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malloves69, --- ...how can a 21 year old woman call herself a --- mistress? ecspecially if shes a pro-dom /mistress --- that expects to be paid to play? I don't agree. Now I'll admit, I don't pay for play, but I think my feelings may be applied regardless. To me, the most important attribute of any person I interact with in BDSM is that I feel a sense of emotional connection and trust, and we are able to communicate to one another. This overrides all else. If someone is incredibly experienced but we can't communicate, all their experience means nadda. Similarly, if someone has little experience but is able to communicate, share, and learn with me and from me, and we enjoy each other, this is a potential foundation for a BDSM relationship. --- suxs when the bottom has more experience --- then the top doesnt it? I'll have to disagree again. I love teaching my partner things, just as I love learning things from her. It's a two-way, mutual, emotional, human dance. True enough, were I paying for a specific experience and the professional I hired was unable to deliver per our agreement, I would be disappointed. Fortunately, this isn't the nature of my BDSM relationships and interactions so this has never been (and probably never will be) a problem. It is a wonderful experience being able to share and learn together so I'd have to say there are many occasions where I truly enjoy having more experience about a given area than my partner does. Even more fun is seeing and experiencing what my Domina does with the information I share with her. :-) Perhaps I'm a bit of an odd submissive. I find a Domina's trust and vulnerability very, very sexy. There is nothing sexier than when my partner looks at me with a smile and asks "pet, would you please show me how to do that"? Service comes in many forms and sharing information (about life, the world, and play) is one of the many ways I love to help my partner. Elan.
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