CreativeDominant
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ORIGINAL: honour3 How can a Dom have control of a sub if he does not first have control of him self? Self Control is a must in any life style and especaily if you are in a position of responsability like a Dom is. If you cant control your self you do not belong in a Dom position. Speak for yourself. I feel the same can be said about submissives. Any relationship is a position of responsibility on both sides and both should have control, not one, both. It's also called self-discipline. And guess what? Doms make mistakes, sometimes they're weak, sometimes they misunderstand, they cry, they burst out laughing, they have bad days, and..... they're human. NICELY said, stella...points that too often get forgotten. I have the ability to feel anger and to display a temper. I've spent a lot of time learning to control both and learning to express my anger appropriately. But if you think that every time I correct you, whether it be emotionally or mentally or physically, that it is coming strictly from a place of cool and calm and clear, then you are living in a fool's paradise. Any more than you are coming from a place of calm and clear and cool when you say something to your dominant that you should not have said or do something you should not have done. And I would be willing to bet that holds true for most of us. If you want a dominant that is not passive-aggressive, if you want a dominant that is full of life and passion and emotion, if you want a dominant with the courage to face reality and not run from it but not allow it to run him over or send him scurrying, if you want a dominant with the balls to stand up to you and control you as well as nurture you and guide you and care for/about you, then expecting that same dominant never to display bad emotions as well as good emotions is not only demanding, it is unreasonable. Expecting to be able to fuck up because you are the submissive and laying it off on the dominant to have control of you and your behavior and your emotions...as well as his own...at all times, is blatantly unfair even within a D/s dynamic. I state it in my profile and I will state it here...if you want fair, then BE fair and remember that, just like you, he IS human. He thinks, he eats, he sleeps, he eliminates and he FEELS. If you want him to be patient and understanding with you when you mess up and forget yourself, then be patient and understanding when he does. Hopefully, if he is the kind of dominant you are seeking, he will control himself better than you control yourself and he will understand that this is the way it is a great deal of the time.
< Message edited by CreativeDominant -- 8/20/2008 8:20:42 AM >
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