CreativeDominant -> RE: is it a rarity (1/8/2009 2:49:00 PM)
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ORIGINAL: Ph0enixF1re CD, KoM comes from a particular veiwpoint, but the quote is specific to M/s. Sure anyone can post, but actually being on topic in the context of the original question would be nice from time to time. The poster that doesn't take the time to understand the context could at least admit it. Maybe something like "Hey, I know this isn't what we are talking about but I like to see my words in print so I'll just post something vaguely related and no one will notice." But if you will take note, Phoenix...the originator of that quote---brnaughtyangel---came here and explained what she meant by it and did not confine it to an M/s relationship. Just sayin'... quote:
Although laziness is probably just as common in the D/s relationship (and I'm talking about the dom's laziness) the submissive probably doesn't have the same requirements as the slave. The point being that you cannot "enslave" yourself, it has to be actively done by the Master. Don't kid yourself, Phoenix. You...the generic you...could be the best Master in the world and if the slave does not wish to be enslaved to you BY you, then it is not going to happen. In this, just as in any other relationship, BOTH parties have to actively work at it. Just as in D/s, a dominant can be as good a dominant as any other male/female dominant around and if a particular submissive does not wish to submit their will...does not feel that chemistry...or does not work as hard at it as the dominant, then their submission is not going to happen either. quote:
"That is where my head was going with it also. IF, the dominant has to keep performing their dominance to keep the submissive performing, then who is really the one running the show?" The above quote is hard to misinterpret. And it was direct response to another post in the same vein, so I guess someone did suggest it. Note the key phrase "has to KEEP performing". I also believe that it was used in reference to ACTS of dominance but even if it was not, who determines what shows dominance or not? If I have set up a framework for the D/s dynamic that we have both agreed to...if my dominance is always there, sometimes quietly and sometimes overtly but never NOT there, to the extent that she knows she can turn to me with anything whether it be guidance or control or communication or what-have-you...if that dominance appears to others to be good dominance and while feeling like "responsibility being met" to the dominant while feeling "normal and routine and unexciting" to the submissive who then acts out or pouts or begins to disobey or begins to bitch to others---perhaps while not communicating to her dominant that she feels there's a problem or even while communicating it to the dominant but not liking his answer so her behavior continues---then who IS trying to "run the show"? quote:
Lastly, yes, there should be some expectation up front as to what is expected in the relationship, from both sides. If the sub/slave doesn't need that constant pressure, fine. But going into the relationship with someone who does, or expects to be enslaved, without understanding that you (the Dom) will have to work at it and not just "lay back" is dishonest to both parties. Agreed but again, I did not see anyone...including myself...state that they don't feel that there should never have to be any work. There's nothing wrong with being "laid back" when you have been honest about it to others...hell, like I said, I consider myself fairly easy to get along with. I am sure there are those, some of them probably right here on this board or at least who are collarme members, who would disagree. Compatibility comes into play here as does communication AND reasonable expectations. quote:
NV: Wow, that really stung!!!!!
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