fullofgrace -> RE: Submissive/Slave (6/21/2006 4:48:40 PM)
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ORIGINAL: darkinshadows quote:
I'd also like to say if it's just a different word for the same act then why will most subs not be willing to consider themselves a slave even in a 24/7 live in TPE? Because its a preference of a word. I live as property, 24/7, TPE no limits completely(all terms I dislike). I am submissive personality. Why am I not called a slave? Because it is His wish not to. i agree very much with this post. according to how many people in this thread have defined slave, i am a slave. my Dominant calls me His submissive, so that is how i refer to myself, and how i was referring to myself before i met Him, because i have always been a submissive personality. as someone else mentioned, submissiveness is a personality trait (or i think it was phrased "psychological attribute") and "slave" is a word that refers to property. i am His property, but He calls me His submissive, not His slave, so that's what i call myself. in my relationship with Him, i have the ability to exercise limits because He gives me that ability, but i choose not to, because i wish His limits to be my only limits. i have a level of trust with Him that allows me to be willing to surrender my free will (and to desire to do so) did He wish it of me. we are not live-in (yet - mostly for logistical reasons - we live about 10 minutes away from each other) but we are "24/7 tpe." i have something like a contract that we discussed when we first began talking about d/s; however, it's not a hard and fast document and many of the changes He has made about the way things are run in our relationship are far from the original document. quote:
ORIGINAL: LuckyAlbatross And that's a big issue. Slaves are no more/deeper/cooler/sweeter/awesomer than submissives. Any perpetuation of that myth should cease and desist. Submissioin is also not "just" anything. have i mentioned lately how much i love you, la? no, seriously. i really enjoy reading your posts. and thank you for posting this.
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