catize -> RE: Psychological Domination (10/19/2008 6:04:45 PM)
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ORIGINAL: DomDolf I had a psychologist as a submissive for a while. I learned a lot from her. She learned a lot about how she could be manipulated in a positive way from someone that understood the "cause and effect" of every word, action and inaction. Your understanding of psychology may give you some better view of things that may come down the pike and properly challenge anyone that thinks they can manipulate you, but I'm also sure with a great amount of attention to your details there are ways to achieve any common goal. This is not a bad thing, quite the opposite. Dolf I have difficulty believing that a psychologist had to learn from a D/s relationship that action, inactions etc have cause and effect, unless she thought she was different from other humans. My point, however, is that I believe whether dominant or submissive, the dynamic is psychological, whether that is understood or not. I have been analyzing myself for 55 years, I sincerely doubt that anyone could observe me more closely than that or surprise me with an insight I am not already aware of. Nobody needs to get into my head with subterfuge; I’ll open the door and show them what is inside. I’m not saying it’s a bad thing, I’m saying it’s a mutual thing. The common goal is achieved because it is a common (shared) goal. If it isn’t then it just will not work.
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