Politesub53 -> RE: "I'm Not a Doormat" (4/21/2008 4:53:23 PM)
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ORIGINAL: MySweetSubmssive When someone says that they are not a doormat, I hear warning bells chiming in the distance. This assertion often seems paired with pain or resistance around submitting that this is going to get worked out on me as a dominant. Uh oh. I interpret this statement to mean, variously: I feel conflicted or guilty about submitting. I don't feel good about myself as a person. I want to be forced. I am a "brat." I have been hurt (perhaps many times) by dominants in the past, and you are going to have to prove you are not like them. I've always been puzzled by the "doormat" statement because I don't see (good) submissives as doormats -- it's a non-issue for me. When someone says this about himself, it's an indication that we see D/s in very different, perhaps incompatible, ways. My sweet spot is a man who is a vibrant, interesting person who also wants to ... (fill in filthy-delicious acts here). When this man describes himself and who he is looking for in his narrative, there's no reason to say he isn't a doormat, because it's very clear to me. MSS Hi Ma`am, would a submissive stating " I am a doormat" be more appealing. Somehow i doubt it.
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