HeavansKeeper -> RE: He wants to be a sub... (12/3/2008 2:47:46 AM)
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At current, this topic is veering away from productive areas of conversation. There's no need for it. Elegant, I'm a male who orients toward dominance, but finds the notion of cross-dressing and submission sexy. To me, it's a fantasy which is dismissed along with the accompanying semen, and little more. What that means is that I do not have a will to serve. Once I get what I want, I am no longer interested in the role. The fantasy is over. I'm not suggesting your boyfriend is as ...selfish? as me, but that could be a part of what drives him: HIS desires. A true submissive is able to put their wants aside, preferably behind, the dominants. Specifically on the issue of the silent treatment, that used to piss me off when dabbling in my submissive fantasies. I felt like the situation was moving away from MY goal. Again, about me. In short, you cannot grab a person who thinks "I might be submissive" and expect them to grasp the most difficult aspect of submitting. It takes training, time, know-how, will (on both sides), experimentation, opportunity, and effort to truly(there's that word again) submit to another. To grow the mindset of "what does master want?" takes time. I compare my two Pets. One is my choice Pet, the other is a bi-switch-stray-play-thing that we feed, so she stays around. My Pet has only about a year in D/s, most of it spent learning by my side. She struggles with putting me first, but continues to try. She tries to stifle her wants in favor of mine. She does well, but has room to grow. The stray has more experience, nearly 10 years since her first serious inclinations. She, the stray, speaks and responds in ways that facilitate other's needs. If I ask her a question, she answers it, and offers to fix the problem. She makes herself available, and has learned an openness with submitting that is uncommon in a culture which favors independence. Do not worry - in time the boy will turn.
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