DominaSmartass
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ORIGINAL: BoiJen I wonder if there's room for creating a group that is Fsoag (s-types of any gender) that would be inclusive of ClubFem-type members? My understanding also is that the m is strictly to male and male parts only...masculine identified females and male identified females wouldn't nessicarily be welcome at a ClubFem event...I could be wrong. Sad as it is, my very first thought to your first question (above) it that "Oh, but that would confuse the submissive men." (not in general but the "inclusive of ClubFem type members part.) I understand if you haven't had a whole lot of interaction with submissive men of the Club-Fem members variety, but from what I've encountered it is not at all uncommon for those that enjoy a Club-FEM type atmosphere to be female supremacists (or as I like to think of them "willing to submit to anything with a vagina") So in fact, insulting as this may sound, the presence of a female bodied but not female gendered person may indeed confuse the men. Now, I'm open minded and I know not all submissive men are that ignorant, but some are, and given some of the crap I've been told by the ones into female supremacy, I actually feel that's a valid excuse. Should they welcome any one who wants to serve a female with open arms? In my opinion, yes, but that doesn't mean you would really enjoy that atmosphere either. I also think you're correct that masculine or male identified females would not be welcomed at Club-FEM events. I sort of look at it this way...you know what you're getting into when you walk in the door (or hell, read the website for that matter.) I am genderqueer and a Daddy in my primary relationship so to say I'm a masculine identified female is pretty accurate. But if I want to attend a Club-FEM event, I know that my normal look (jeans, corcoran boots, a wife beater, and sometimes a leather vest) is not going to impress anyone. I'd feel out of place without heels and a corset but since I don't feel like me in those clothes, I just opt not to attend events that would expect me to adhere to that image. I tried the Fem-dom scene when I was first coming out but very quickly found a lot more in common with gay Leathermen, Leatherdykes, FtMs/MtFs, genderqueer, and transfolk of all types. So I don't feel like I'm being excluded from any huge party because it's just not my style anyway. I do think however, that a female dominant space open to soag like you said would be really cool. My point is that you probably wouldn't get a lot of the hardcore fem-dom, female supremacists, what-I-imagine-to-be-Club-Fem's-primary-demographic-types in attendance.
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