lovingpet
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ORIGINAL: ResidentSadist . Therefore it is a radical change between the submission in a scene and the lack of submission in a some submissives’ daily life. I’m don’t think submissives submit to strangers as often as dominant dominate the world around them. I don't know about that. In the time that the subbie is not caring for his/her dominant, others take that role in some ways, at least for me. I am a nuturer by nature, therefore I am constantly serving the needs of those around me as naturally as a dominant may direct others to meet his/her needs. The difference is still just the little piece of leather, but it is how it is being physically used and the other processes going on within the subbie phyiscally, mentally, and emotionally brought on in the course of the blows. I don't think it is that domdrop isn't unusual, but that it is different and often a hidden thing. The subbie is in such a state that it is not always proper to reveal needing a lot of petting at that time. One of the few exceptions being when a scene had gone badly in such a way that the subbie is not in need of too much help, but the dominant feels terrible about it. There may be other times, but this one glares out to me due to another thread recently. As far as the more everyday case, I receive soothing when the roles flip due to aftercare. Taking care of subbie however is best for him/her is my way of bringing things back to center. Maybe that is just the switch talking, but I really enjoy caring for the one who just gave all for me. Just my opinion and my experiences, limited as they may be. Regards, lovingpet
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