FTopinMichigan
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ORIGINAL: candystripper i have received email from Men, identifying Themselves as "Doms" or "Masters"; but in reading Their profiles one sees They seek a relationship, amoung others, with a "switch woman". i am baffled; i thought a Dom and Master was a separate class of Man from a Switch. Can anyone shed light on this phenoneom? My favorite partner is a Dom that bottoms. I enjoy a man that has a personality as my own, and that usually comes through in many Doms that I meet. I don't play casually anymore, and rarely do pubic scenes, yet I've developed a reputation that offers them the knowledge in knowing their interest will be protected, if they get together with me. Trust and privacy being very important, as we know how most people view Doms that bottom. To preface, I'm one of "those" people that uses labels sometimes. I don't enjoy a Dom that wants to BE "submissive," as I see that as an oxymoron. IMO, he either is a "Dom" that enjoys his masochist side now and then, or he's probably a "Dom" just playing at it, if he wants to actually BE a submissive. I enjoy Doms that bottom, or men that identify as switches. (And those "switches" are the men that enjoy both sides, and don't take on the title to hide behind one or the other due to their own lack of confidence in themselves and their desires. Too many subs, that I've met have identified as switches and Doms, then they were emphatically "submissives.") There are some Doms that just enjoy the pleasurable pain that I love to give them, and they don't submit to me, as much as they come to me as a trusted friend, so that we both might enjoy one another...with "me" topping "them!" The aren't "submissive" although they may "submit" to me in a scene. There are Doms that probably should call themselves switches to make it easier for those that have to have labels. But, there are also the submissive types (many that I know), that play as dominants because they have admitted if they didn't, they wouldn't "play" at all. The ratio of male subs, to dominant women is no where near being equal....so they "switch" out of the desire to "play," and not that it has a thing to do with who they are at all. I find it a dangerous proposition for a sub to "play" Dom, but I know it happens. This is why I feel it's most important to get to know the person, versus just the "player." I only enjoy a man that has confidence in himself to know himself and his desires, and that he has interest in me as person, and not just as the lady that will take him where he wants to go. If a man has his interest listed in his profile, I think that's great. He knows what he likes, and probably has a good sense of self. He may not fit the needs of some, but he is probably serving himself better, by being true to his own desires, while still seeking others too. K
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