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RE: Does a sub have to be reluctant? - 6/2/2008 9:26:26 PM   
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You must be remarkable in some way, and have the ability to show it.  You must have some of these traits: brilliance, charisma, charm, class, wealth.  Period.  The shy, passive, boring guy isn't going to attract a woman unless it's out of pity - or, he is SO good looking that she wants to mold him.  Dominant women are attracted to power, charisma, class, self confidence.  Not the weak or those with low self image or self esteem. You have to be able to show INITIATIVE on some level.  That's where you are going to have to get creative. Just putting yourself "out there" isn't enough. 

I have always pursued men after they showed me something in their personality that I liked -- either from afar, or by charming me to death.  I also always gravitated to men who were exceptional in some area - some talent, intelligence, physical strength or beauty. Or, very creative.  Quirky, geeky, or just simply hot - there had to be something.  Something had to spark my interest.  Then, they had to not push me over with their fantasies, needs, desires, or wimpiness.

But more specifically when I said "pursue" I meant pursue the dominance in the relationship - be the one to control the speed, direction, tempo.  Too many sub men are pushy, demanding, whiny, or sulking....it's so annoying.  They do not give dominant women a chance to even build up some desire - they are like a broken record.  When a submissive is more focused on getting to know the WOMAN first and foremost, and being charming about it, it gives her a chance to want to peel him like an onion -- to get inside of him (both literally and figuratitvely).

At the core though, one thing must be present:  Attraction. 

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Akasha, brilliant posts.  Should be required reading for all males before they go shooting off an unpuncuated, unsigned 1-liner to a woman.  Would probably cut down on 2/3 of the email traffic on this site.

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RE: Does a sub have to be reluctant? - 6/2/2008 10:01:41 PM   
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I have never understood this attitude.
Just because someone enjoys what they do, does not make it less meaningful, or not submissive.
If everyone had that view then NO relationship would last, because as you got to know and love your partner, compliance would be immediate.  And that would no longer be a struggle. 
Might as well just use one, and toss.
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ORIGINAL: MISTRESSKUMA

your more like a bottom because you dont seem like your into serving or suffering or even sacrificing for your dominant. you just want to control things from the bottom.


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RE: Does a sub have to be reluctant? - 6/3/2008 12:08:02 AM   
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Fast Reply just to the OP:

Reluctance is not every dominant's cup of tea.  I know that a lot of dominants, male amd female, get a special thrill out of doing things to a submissive that their partner genuinely does not want and cannot enjoy.  But personally, I find it a lot more fun to hurt a genuine masochist.  



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RE: Does a sub have to be reluctant? - 6/3/2008 4:01:07 AM   
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I like reluctance because through reluctance I can "wrestle" power and control over herself -from- her and in that way I've dominated her and am in control of her.

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RE: Does a sub have to be reluctant? - 6/3/2008 6:53:08 AM   
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I tend to agree with the OP that if the sub likes everything the "dominant" does, and the sub doesn't have to do anything he doesn't like, then where's the dominance? It's really just top and bottom. I don't think force is necessary (although it can add to the excitement), but some sort of persuasion or coercion, either overt or subtle, is necessary or it just doesn't meet the definitiion of domination. In other words, domination is active; merely accepting submission, passively, isn't really dominance, IMNSHO.

*Disclaimer (yawn)*: That's not to say that active domination is "better" than any other form. I just don't consider the others to be real domination, and wish we had better agreed-upon terminology for it. Top and bottom would cover it.

I do really enjoy Aakasha's comments on this.


Nope, gotta respectfully disagree with this postulation and the whole idea that a submissive has to be reluctant.

I've never been a reluctant or ambivalent about my submission. It has always been a joyful thing. Some things are scary, or uncomfortable, or humiliating, or massively painful, but when it comes down to brass tacks I love doing them/having them done to me, and Mistress loves watching/doing them to me. We both very much enjoy each other's kink.

She is still, however, the Dominant one in the relationship. She controls the ebb and flow of sexual energy, because She's the one who decides whether or not to capitalize on my libido when I offer, or just wants to take. She makes the big decisions in the relationship, and even though my input and opinion are asked for and taken into account, she makes the final decisions. I do a lot of the menial chores so that she can focus on her work more, and just generally try to make life easier for her around the house.

And I willingly and happily participate in this dynamic. I submit to her authority, in and out of the bedroom. We're just really, really compatable. There isn't a lot of struggle there, but that doesn't mean she has any less authority or power.

For the longest time I wrestled with this, though. I thought that what Dommes really wanted was a victim or some pristine mental virgin to mold, and once you actually started having a good time you were persona non grata. Some of this was because of bad initial material when I was starting to learn about BDSM, but then a lot was seemingly reinforced by my first friends in the lifestyle. Some of the Dommes I got to know and like a lot, they wanted somebody willing but not eager. This seemed like some form of kubuki-like theater or court intrigue to me than a real relationship. I wasn't about to pretend that something I loved made me miserable, at least as the status quo. And then there were some who thought eagerness meant I was willing to do anything...not so much with that.

Thankfully though I got over it, and started looking for somebody who could provide what I needed to be content and happy, something I think a lot of subs forget along the way (at least as many as the ones who can't focus on anything beyond their dicks). Thank the gods I found someone. I wouldn't trade it for the world, and I wouldn't call her anything but Dominant. And I freakin' love it.


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RE: Does a sub have to be reluctant? - 6/3/2008 7:23:31 AM   
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I've been wanting to reply to this, but my reply is really more of a digression, so I've hesitated, but I'm gonna go ahead and just post what I have to say anyway.

I struggle with this a lot. I complain sometimes about my "well-adjusted" submissive. I LIKE pressing buttons, and he has very few to press, which is frustrating for me sometimes.
I like a little temporary reluctance...not the sort of reluctance that takes WORK to overcome...I've had enough of THAT for a lifetime or two, but the sort that tells me that, yes, this bit is really for ME. Not all the time, not every time, but every once in a while, yeah, it really floats my boat. Has to be genuine, though, unless you are one HELL of an actor.

Mostly, I like to see the internal conflict...part of you doesn't want X, part of you does...that's really the best, I think.

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RE: Does a sub have to be reluctant? - 6/3/2008 7:32:57 AM   
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I tend to agree with the OP that if the sub likes everything the "dominant" does, and the sub doesn't have to do anything he doesn't like, then where's the dominance? It's really just top and bottom. I don't think force is necessary (although it can add to the excitement), but some sort of persuasion or coercion, either overt or subtle, is necessary or it just doesn't meet the definitiion of domination. In other words, domination is active; merely accepting submission, passively, isn't really dominance, IMNSHO.

*Disclaimer (yawn)*: That's not to say that active domination is "better" than any other form. I just don't consider the others to be real domination, and wish we had better agreed-upon terminology for it. Top and bottom would cover it.

I do really enjoy Aakasha's comments on this.


Nope, gotta respectfully disagree with this postulation and the whole idea that a submissive has to be reluctant.

I've never been a reluctant or ambivalent about my submission. It has always been a joyful thing. Some things are scary, or uncomfortable, or humiliating, or massively painful, but when it comes down to brass tacks I love doing them/having them done to me, and Mistress loves watching/doing them to me. We both very much enjoy each other's kink.

She is still, however, the Dominant one in the relationship. She controls the ebb and flow of sexual energy, because She's the one who decides whether or not to capitalize on my libido when I offer, or just wants to take. She makes the big decisions in the relationship, and even though my input and opinion are asked for and taken into account, she makes the final decisions. I do a lot of the menial chores so that she can focus on her work more, and just generally try to make life easier for her around the house.

And I willingly and happily participate in this dynamic. I submit to her authority, in and out of the bedroom. We're just really, really compatable. There isn't a lot of struggle there, but that doesn't mean she has any less authority or power.

For the longest time I wrestled with this, though. I thought that what Dommes really wanted was a victim or some pristine mental virgin to mold, and once you actually started having a good time you were persona non grata. Some of this was because of bad initial material when I was starting to learn about BDSM, but then a lot was seemingly reinforced by my first friends in the lifestyle. Some of the Dommes I got to know and like a lot, they wanted somebody willing but not eager. This seemed like some form of kubuki-like theater or court intrigue to me than a real relationship. I wasn't about to pretend that something I loved made me miserable, at least as the status quo. And then there were some who thought eagerness meant I was willing to do anything...not so much with that.

Thankfully though I got over it, and started looking for somebody who could provide what I needed to be content and happy, something I think a lot of subs forget along the way (at least as many as the ones who can't focus on anything beyond their dicks). Thank the gods I found someone. I wouldn't trade it for the world, and I wouldn't call her anything but Dominant. And I freakin' love it.



I'm well aware of relationships such as yours, it seems that they're talked about all the time by D/s purists. My opinion remains unchanged. For the record, I never said that a submissive had to be reluctant, or that a struggle was required for submission to exist. I was talking about domination, not submissioin. Having authority and power doesn't equate to domination. There's a big difference between submission to authority and active domination.

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RE: Does a sub have to be reluctant? - 6/3/2008 8:36:28 AM   
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How does one get around this? Or do I have it wrong? Do I need to learn to *appear* reluctant and resistant in order to attract a dominant woman, particulalry a sadistic one? I don't know what to do!




How about focus on actual servitude instead? You want to suffer? There is plenty of suffering in giving over your money and having a Woman work your fingers to the bone for Her happiness. That's the real deal, and it has nothing to do with whips and collars and chastity belts, etc...it also has nothing to do with running the show by pretending to be one way to get what you really want in submission. Wow, what a tangled web that becomes!

Trust me, when a Woman has your servitude and labor, you WILL suffer.

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RE: Does a sub have to be reluctant? - 6/3/2008 9:14:56 AM   
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There isn't a lot of struggle there, but that doesn't mean she has any less authority or power.



i love this line and i find it very important.  There is also not alot of struggle in my relationship with Ma'am.  What there is of struggle is not any kind of power struggle or battle of wills; but more internal struggle with my fears and doubts from my previous experiences which is something that hasn't happened in a good long time.  My biggest problem now is my insistance on overthinking and analyzing every little thing and being unable to simply accept and live in the moment most of the time.

As far as power struggles or any battle of wills goes, there really hasn't been any between Ma'am and i.  Again, the closest i got to was whether i was going to let Her or my fears control me.  But, as soon as i accepted that i was devoted and in love with Her and since She first claimed me as Her own; that  decided all future battle of wills between She and i.  Not to say that i'm a pushover, but all She has ever had to say during a debate was "Are you still arguing with me about this?" or something else which concretely makes clear that we have moved beyond a friendly conversation to active Dominant/submissive dynamic.  At that point, i gracefully bow out and accept Her decision as my own. 

Now, this kind of thing may eventually happen with something that i truly believe strongly about and am not quite so willing to simply back down and i don't know what would happen at that point.  But, in most of the big things we see eye to eye or are wise enough not to get into a conflict over.  Else, they are things that She has chosen not to exert Her authority over me on.


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RE: Does a sub have to be reluctant? - 6/3/2008 1:05:31 PM   
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ORIGINAL: aidan
There isn't a lot of struggle there, but that doesn't mean she has any less authority or power.



i love this line and i find it very important.  There is also not alot of struggle in my relationship with Ma'am.  What there is of struggle is not any kind of power struggle or battle of wills; but more internal struggle with my fears and doubts from my previous experiences which is something that hasn't happened in a good long time.  My biggest problem now is my insistance on overthinking and analyzing every little thing and being unable to simply accept and live in the moment most of the time.

As far as power struggles or any battle of wills goes, there really hasn't been any between Ma'am and i.  Again, the closest i got to was whether i was going to let Her or my fears control me.  But, as soon as i accepted that i was devoted and in love with Her and since She first claimed me as Her own; that  decided all future battle of wills between She and i.  Not to say that i'm a pushover, but all She has ever had to say during a debate was "Are you still arguing with me about this?" or something else which concretely makes clear that we have moved beyond a friendly conversation to active Dominant/submissive dynamic.  At that point, i gracefully bow out and accept Her decision as my own. 

Now, this kind of thing may eventually happen with something that i truly believe strongly about and am not quite so willing to simply back down and i don't know what would happen at that point.  But, in most of the big things we see eye to eye or are wise enough not to get into a conflict over.  Else, they are things that She has chosen not to exert Her authority over me on.



Well said darch and aidan! 
 
I don't see the fun in having a constant struggle or battle with a Domme.  I assume she wants my submission given to her freely, without having to "conquer" me.  The latter is too much work and too much conflict that neither of us need in our lives.  Instead, I prefer to enjoy the dynamic in whatever form we've agreed it will take.
 
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RE: Does a sub have to be reluctant? - 6/3/2008 6:33:05 PM   
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Well said darch and aidan! 
 
I don't see the fun in having a constant struggle or battle with a Domme. 


Yep.  Ditto all three of the gentlemen above.  I'm sorry, if I wanted to fight someone for control morning noon and night, I'd live wsitth a male dominant.

Oh wait, I already tried that, and it sucked. 

Willing and ecstatic submission for the win, in my book.  I have no use for these high maintenance boys who need me to wake up every morning with a chip on my shoulder and "put them in their place".  Much less men who have no self-acknowledged desire to submit at all--jeez, who has the time for converting 'nilla guys, when even shaping a genuine submissive to my own tastes takes so much time?

Seriously, I spend my days kicking ass and taking names in the real world.  I don't need a power struggle at home  or in the bedroom; I have nothing to prove, to myself or anyone else.  And there is nothing sexier to me than a man who knows what he wants...

...and is willing to beg for it.

*purrs*  Mmmmmm.


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RE: Does a sub have to be reluctant? - 6/3/2008 7:57:59 PM   
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Mostly, I like to see the internal conflict...part of you doesn't want X, part of you does...that's really the best, I think.

Now this is something else entirely.  On another thread, I talked about a struggle within a submissive themselves.  This is something entirely different than a power struggle with Me.  It may be for a task that is for My pleasure or amusement, but puts the sub in a position of struggling between knowing it is something that he probably wouldn't do on his own, but at the direction of the Dominant, knows that he must.  He may not particularly want to do the task, but he *knows* he has to obey.  That internal conflict can be very hot.  In the end, it's his willingness to obey, that wins out.




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RE: Does a sub have to be reluctant? - 6/3/2008 8:51:51 PM   
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Being reluctant, fearful, anxious or nervous about an activity is only one area of enjoyment for a Domme. It's just one way to be sadistic. There are many others. However, as willing as you think you may be, you might find that a creative Domme can come up with ways to make you feel VERY reluctant without having to fake it at all.

Be careful what you wish for. 

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RE: Does a sub have to be reluctant? - 6/4/2008 2:00:55 AM   
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Hmm. While sometimes take-down play or whipping reinforcement can be a lot of fun, I'm also incredibly turned on by a man who desperately wants it.

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RE: Does a sub have to be reluctant? - 6/4/2008 9:35:12 AM   
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Being reluctant, fearful, anxious or nervous about an activity is only one area of enjoyment for a Domme. It's just one way to be sadistic. There are many others. However, as willing as you think you may be, you might find that a creative Domme can come up with ways to make you feel VERY reluctant without having to fake it at all.

Be careful what you wish for. 


TN,
You sound like you're into predicament bondage or something similar.  There's no faking being befuddled, nervous or anxious in those kinds of situations while amusing one's sadistic Domme!  
 
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RE: Does a sub have to be reluctant? - 6/4/2008 8:00:34 PM   
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But if your sub *likes* to be whipped, bound, humiliated, etc., then doing that to him is in some ways really not dominance.


I think such a scenario can still be dominance. If a sub is dictating how the acts of dominance should occur then it is not dominance. However, outside of that, simply liking these activities does not negate dominance.

I think the reason you like these activities is because they are gesture, rituals, or expressions of D/s. Just as a kiss is an expression of a relationship in a vanilla romantic relationship, I think various BDSM acts serve as similar expressions in a BDSM relationship.

I think a sub enjoying a BDSM act is most problematic for those dominants or sadists who enjoy emotional or mental SM, especially if this mode is their primary mode.

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RE: Does a sub have to be reluctant? - 6/4/2008 8:34:52 PM   
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I dont agree. that's not dominance. that's topping. topping to me is doing things TO another person, slaving over another person while they lie there and get their fetish attended to. where is the servitude? who is really being served? that is servicing a bottoms need.

a dominant gets served. he doesn't serve. most people here are tops and bottoms. the sub gets shit done to her but shes not serving anyone. she's being "done". most subbies who say they are subs are really bottoms because its all about what they like done to them. humiliate me. tie me up. treat me like a pony. and when thats their primary goal, than thats a bottom.



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RE: Does a sub have to be reluctant? - 6/4/2008 9:06:37 PM   
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I dont agree. that's not dominance. that's topping. topping to me is doing things TO another person, slaving over another person while they lie there and get their fetish attended to. where is the servitude? who is really being served? that is servicing a bottoms need.

a dominant gets served. he doesn't serve. most people here are tops and bottoms. the sub gets shit done to her but shes not serving anyone. she's being "done". most subbies who say they are subs are really bottoms because its all about what they like done to them. humiliate me. tie me up. treat me like a pony. and when thats their primary goal, than thats a bottom.



Oh sheesh!  You act as if a Domme doesn't ever enjoy being fully in-control while "on Top" during a scene and having her buttons pushed by it!
 
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RE: Does a sub have to be reluctant? - 6/4/2008 9:11:10 PM   
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I dont agree. that's not dominance. that's topping. topping to me is doing things TO another person


I recognize that BDSM terms are broadly interpretted. Topping to me is doing something to another which outside of BDSM may have D/s connotations but within D/s is done without a D/s dynamic. For instance, a dominant masochist might order a submissive to flog her because she enjoys the physical rush created by the endorphins. In this case, I consider the submissive to be topping the dominant masochist.

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slaving over another person while they lie there and get their fetish attended to. where is the servitude? who is really being served? that is servicing a bottoms need.


I don't think BDSM is so black and white. In some cases, a person might lie there and be flogged and the scenario is entirely for the sake of the bottom. In some cases, both enjoy the scenario, which is fair enough. It might still be servicing the submissive based on the respective motivations, it might not. There are other scenarios yet.

In my case, I enjoy pain play as a service (receiving pain as a service), as an expression of a D/s relationship or D/s courtship, or for mental masochistic value (it is not the sensation but the thought that the domme wants to do this) which is interesting only when it is interesting to the domme.

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a dominant gets served.  he doesn't serve. most people here are tops and bottoms. the sub gets shit done to her but shes not serving anyone. she's being "done". most subbies who say they are subs are really bottoms because its all about what they like done to them. humiliate me. tie me up. treat me like a pony. and when thats their primary goal, than thats a bottom.


I don't think it is a question of dominance or submission as much as a question of compassion for your partner, and making sure that the experience is mutually rewarding.

Why do you think submissives enjoy being tied up, or humiliated, or treated like a pony? I think it is for the same reasons you enjoy being rough handled as you have commented in another thread; fetishes aside (for example, pony fetish versus being a pony for its D/s value), submissives enjoy these activities because they represent dominance and submission. If a submissive focuses on an act or gesture of submission without regard to how the dominant is feeling, the submissive is being selfish at least at that moment.

As for getting served or servitude, service is one amongst multiple ways dominance and submission are expressed.

And I think there is also the matter of compatibility. If there is topping and bottoming occurring between people who enjoy D/s, it is most likely due to incompatibility with respect to how dominance and submission is expressed. If a submissive enjoys a particular activity because it represents submission or a subordinate status, there is potential for a dominant to enjoy the same activity for the D/s value it has. When two people have compatibility about how D/s is expressed, there is less likelihood for topping. When two people have incompatible modes of expression, there is a greater likelihood for topping.

My two cents.

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Sea

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RE: Does a sub have to be reluctant? - 6/4/2008 9:23:58 PM   
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I didnt say anything about enjoying it or not. why? do you feel that way? calm down.

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