DominantJenny
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ORIGINAL: Untouched1282 I know that the PC answer is, "it's all about the character of the person and how they interact with me" -- but let's cut the bull. How much do looks really matter to you? What characteristics do you want, need? I know that I've received some particularly harsh criticism recently, both regarding my face and the fact I'm not a bigger/stronger guy (6-foot-1 150 pounds). On a personal note, I have mixed feelings about BBWs (I hate that term by the way; not every big person is beautiful, nor as every thin person). It's not that I can't respect the wishes of a bigger woman, nor that I don't find them attractive. It's just that I want, need my Domina to be able to control me, my will and body, and don't know how I'd feel allowing someone to control me who hasn't necessarily taken control over those elements in their own life. Do you know what I mean, or does this sound completely ridiculous? I know a couple people have called this line of thinking BS. I've been with more than one person that I found flat-out unattractive until we were involved. After we became romantically/sexually involved, I found that I was attracted to them, though I could objectively still assess their looks as "not my thing". Interestingly, my spouse is quite standardly good looking, which I always found aesthetically pleasant, but not at all arousing (I preferred bigger, hairier guys and faces with character), yet he and I had a freakish level of chemistry together and after 13 years are still very hot together. I am a BBW (and was when my spouse and I started dating, and I wasn't his designated type, either), as they say, but I share your discomfort with the term. In my case, it feels like it's trying too hard. I am a good-looking, extremely sexy woman by my own standards; what someone else feels is what someone else feels. If you aren't attracted to me, that's fine. Attraction is what it is, although I admit to more greatly respecting people who don't judge immediately, but take time to know a person and see if attraction builds/develops. As far as being in control, I assure you that I am extremely good at being in control and I very much deserve the respect I work hard to earn. Here's the thing; I AM in control of my weight. I wasn't in control when I was actively gaining (and the same is true of anyone else.) Losing weight is an active challenge, like remodeling a home, NOT a case of controlling something out of control (which would be more like fixing an actively leaking water heater, to continue the analogy) and is harder the heavier one is. If I choose to let other challenges take precedence over the challenge of losing weight (which does have a genetic component and I am limited in how much I could lose by that, as if it were impossible to totally destroy your house and rebuild from scratch), you may disagree with my priorities, but that's very different from not being able to respect me or believe that I am capable of exercising control not only over myself but over someone else. Make sense?
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