NihilusZero -> RE: Mold me? (12/1/2008 9:59:46 AM)
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ORIGINAL: camille65 He took me and has shaped me. Every day I am thankful for his efforts. This is one of those threads that makes me feel a bit sad and once would have made me feel ashamed for being who I am. Yup I am one of those detested and maligned needy subs. I actually need a certain amount of *oh that dreaded and horrific word* MICROMANAGEMENT and he is more than willing to supply that for me. Ironic that we are a group of people fully accepting the idea of physically brutalizing others because it is consensual yet not at all accepting of what I tend to call emotional kinks. Some actually need to be beaten to feel right inside and be balanced, some need to be stripped down and built back up. Camille, I'm really glad you no longer feel ashamed from other people's words. I love what you write here, and I'm so glad you are receiving everything you want in your relationship. I love some elements of micromanagement, too, and I enjoyed being molded/shaped/trained (oh my). You are right - physical brutality is much more accepted than emotional. I think that's because emotional can cut so deep and can be very frightening (and damaging if done poorly). People tend to be protective and guarded in that area, and perhaps view those who aren't as "needy, weak, insecure..." or whatever condescending label du jur. :) But remember, people respond to circumstances based on their own experiences and frames of mind. I'll never comprehend "rape play" for myself, for example, because of my past experiences, and it would be easy for me to respond to others with a rather aghast reaction. That's because I would be projecting my own emotional fears onto their situation, rather than understanding their experiences, needs and desires are different than mine and perfectly OK. I suspect those who react strongly to micromanagement, molding, and weaknesses are likely doing the same. Rather than get upset now, I try to explain where I'm coming from, in the hopes others can see it and be less critical about it. But the reality is that people are going to think and feel what they do, and it usually has nothing to do with who we are, on the receiving end. In any case, I'm glad you are writing more about where you are coming from, because it adds perspective and balance to the diversity that we all share. Beautiful additions, you two.
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