CreativeDominant
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ORIGINAL: MadRabbit Recently, I was having a private discussion with a fellow CM poster I respect very much who has a few decades on me as far as life experience. One of his opinions that really caught my eye was something that I had reflected upon a couple of times in the past. That it would be increadingly harder and harder for someone of my generation to find a female submissive for the kind of male dominated relationship that I wanted in comparision to 20 years ago, because society teaches women more and more that what we want isn't right. Now...don't get me wrong. I am not saying this is a BAD thing or that I wish feminism wasn't around. I would much rather spent more time looking for a partner than live in a society where one group of people were indirectly taught they HAD to do what I wanted, because of their gender. I'm curious as to whether or not you find this perception grounded in reality. It's funny...I've heard that opinion expressed before; that feminism cannot encompass submission. One of my last examples was when my oldest um was going through a women's studies class. But...if feminism, as defined by Merriam-Webster's: Main Entry:fem·i·nism Pronunciation: \ˈfe-mə-ˌni-zəm\ Function:noun Date:1895 1 : the theory of the political, economic, and social equality of the sexes 2 : organized activity on behalf of women's rights and interests — fem·i·nist \-nist\ noun or adjective — fem·i·nis·tic \ˌfe-mə-ˈnis-tik\ adjective is truly about women's equality and rights, then shouldn't that mean they also have the right to choose to be submissive? They have CHOSEN to live a life wherein many of their own gender will look upon them with disdain or as victims or as doormats or as gold diggers. Most submissive women I know see themselves as equal to their dominants in all ways, even in power while recognizing that their power is DIFFERENTLY expressed than the power of their dominant.
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