MsBlackheart
Posts: 54
Joined: 7/27/2005 From: Memphis TN Status: offline
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I know women, both dominant and vanilla, who command attention, are very take-charge and assertive, never reveal a weakness, and fit the stereotype of a domme neatly. Then there's me. I am a total goobery history/Jane Austen/Harry Potter geek, silly, irreverent, act like a teenager much of the time, and at the same time am shy and reserved around people I don't know well. I believe I'm also nurturing, generous, polite, loyal, imaginative, adventurous and thoughtful. I don't know how all of that manages to combine with being self-centered and demanding, but somehow it does. I don't want to be the center of attention in a room full of people. I hate confrontation (smart people find ways to avoid it neatly). I don't act like I know it all (because I don't and never will). I've agonized over something I said or did a million times. And yeah, I've seen two people exchange glances over something I said, knowing it was "undommely" of me to express an emotion that implied I was anything less than the epitome of imperious. My reaction was a silent "oh please". It does bother me, but I'm not going to put up a facade, that would violate my own code of ethics. I'm suspicious of people who do that and avoid them. While it's nice to imagine being so completely together and flawless that I fit the ideal of the perfect dominant, it's probably not going to happen in this lifetime. I really like me, even with all the inconsistencies. The very few people who've been the focus of my attention know that when I mean business, it's going to be intense, that I can be sadistic and unflinching or motherly and loving or playful and evil, and maybe all six in one day if you're lucky, and I'll tell you from the start that I'm not perfect. But I'm honest. And FUN.
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"Reality kicks Fantasy's ass every time" -Me
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