PeonForHer -> RE: Do Dommes really want to make subs cry? (10/11/2008 11:56:54 AM)
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Sorry - if there's a "post to all" option here, I can't find it. Right! Well, that's sort of the variation of answers that I expected. A general "yes, I love it!" for (and I'll say this tentatively) generally sadistic reasons. Fairly loose definition of that word "sadistic", you understand . . . No surprise, either, that certain Dommes announce that there are no motherly bones in their bodies (Oh really? I'll challenge you on that another day ;-)) But I think Rever's point is what says it for me. When I've cried in the past, it's been because I've been upset and (when I was a child - though not since) when I've been in great physical pain. I might bellow and curse (some Dommes may be glad to hear), but I don't cry. MistressKuma says Pity those individuals (mostly men) who keep things bottled in. Keeping emotions in does not make them go away. Keeping emotions bottled in, like most men do, leads to serious damage to your bodies, minds, and spirits, giving you an earlier death - and she's no doubt right. Yet, I really do strongly believe that it's root-and-branch physically more difficult for men to cry and the biological evidence does seem to be mounting for that. Well, I'm no medic: no doubt there's countering evidence too . . . I My conclusion: this is something that's on the edge for me. It's both shocking and exciting in equal measure. I think in future I'd sort of search inside myself "during painful times with a Domme" for tears and, if there are any there, try to let them out. It might even be good for me - a good release, as MistressKuma implies. But, in all, it would be the hell of an achievement for a Domme as well "who has had fun trying" (thank you for that deeply evil comment, Venatrix ;-)) if I were to end up tearful as a result of her "careful encouragement". I find myself just slightly hoping that the next Domme I get together with hasn't read this thread . . .
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