stella41b -> RE: Sub females have more power than their male masters (8/31/2008 4:00:16 PM)
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I don't get this argument at all but then again I'm looking at this from my own perspective. That perspective has nothing to do with quantity, but quality. My own theory is more that there's someone for everybody but meeting the right person for you at any given moment - that's the challenge. You see the BDSM community, or more accurately this particular area of society isn't just dom and sub or switch or hetero and gay, but a whole mass of humanity defining themselves specifically and seeking specific definitions within others to have relationships of a specific nature. Therefore the statement that there are less female submissives than male doms is about as meaningful as saying there's more Daddy type doms than Gorean kajirae - no meaning at all. In my local newspaper recently there was a survey on how many women and how many men there were in each borough of London, and which borough had more women and which borough had more men and therefore, when dating a man or a woman, which area you should head for. I'm sitting here thinking is it me or is it them? I live in the borough of Wandsworth, which is next to the borough of Lambeth. In Wandsworth there's more women than men, and in Lambeth more men than women. But what if half the women in Wandsworth are lesbians and 95% of the men in Lambe6th are heterosexuals? What if 60% of the women are submissive and 90% of the men are submissive? What if 10% of the men actually prefer being women and 20% of the women don't want to be in a relationship? My advice to newbies is always the same, develop your online support network, then your real time support network, develop friendships, short term relationships and take all this gradually. Learn, explore, grow, develop,.work out what you are into, what you're not into, and move on. As you do this you learn, you find yourself, you get to know great people, you explore your interests and eventually you end up with the right relationship. The further you go on this journey the more difficult it is to find someone, so it's always best to know yourself, know what you can offer, what you're about, what you accept and what you don't accept and who you want to share your experience with. You can shorten these increasing odds by knowledge, experience and having an open mind. Otherwise you're just pissing in the wind and will end up going round and round in circles and getting into stuff you're not sure about with those who aren't sure about you. The figures are therefore meaningless. Just go by the people you know. It should all come together in the end.
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