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Wethrunderground -> how to tie a knot (8/27/2008 10:09:56 AM)
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how to tie a knot
his fingers should be like rope
binding unrelenting,
his arms like limbs growing around her,
his legs pillars to lift or crush,
his torso a corset that
contains her in ways she didnt
know she needed to be.
he should be the sky
that falls on her
and
saves her from herself.
~K
paper st soap co...
We are men, at least this is what we claim to be, because we know that this is what she seeks. She seeks our strength, our pride, our might and the comfort of our embrace. We are lesser men if we claim the stings of our whips as symbols of our strength or the strength of our knots as symbols of our might. How dare we claim to be men, lure her with confidence only to offer her our impotence and failure in the form mechanical and textile props. Who are we to offer such deceit as weakness in place of all that we should be. When we touch her she should feel our strength, She should find safety in our embrace. She must see us as men and she should feel as a woman. We should touch her with confidence. Our intentions should be clear. We should not place our hands upon her with hesitation, it should not be in such a way as to imply that we are asking her permission. As men we must train ourselves to observe her subtle invitations. We can never mask our weakness behind our compulsively organized toys, our sparkling probes or our beautifully braided ropes. It is not until our strength is clear in our touch, our confidence, in our presence and not until she can take comfort in arms that we have earned her, that we have kept our promise, that we can call ourselves men. It is not until her wishes have been met, her desires fulfilled and our ability to protect proven that we have earned the right to bind her with our toys-toys they must stay. We must never let them becomes symbols of strength or or extensions of our pride. If we are not strong enough and she does not choose us, as men we must remain noble and see this as our opportunity to better ourselves. It is in our nature to compete for her affections. We may sometimes lose, but we must be stoic and gracious in our loss. We must never take from her when we are not worthy. We owe her more than this, we owe her the best of us, we owe her all the strength within us. She must humble us for she has chosen us as her guide, given us her power, given us the gift of her submission.
~A
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