rubberpet
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Joined: 4/6/2006 From: The Land of Voodoo Status: offline
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ORIGINAL: WiseCracknSadist I was recently approached by a person who said that I was not a true Dom because in one of my journal entries I said that a sub should do what he or she was asked to do. The point they wanted to make was that a Dom doesn't ask for anything. In my opinion there is no reason not to be civil, even in a Dom/sub relationship. Just because my statements come with question marks. Does not mean they carry less weight if my sub does not carry out my wishes she will be dealt with and disciplined accordingly. What is your opinion? Does one have to command to earn the respect and submission of a sub or can one be a Dom by exercising control and civility? I believe that a dominant who exercises control, elegance, and class can earn more respect than one that has to "try and lay down the law". In my relationship, Mistress is very sweet and mellow. She doesn't have to raise her voice or act like a bitch to get me to do things for her. I love doing things for her to start with, so she knows all she has to do is ask for something. Her asking is the same as a command to me. On top of everything else, I'm much more likely to do something for anyone, whether dominant or submissive, if the person is civil and pleasant. If the person is barky and just trying to establish "who's boss", chances are I'd chuckle a bit and tell them to get bent.
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Collared and devoted property of Mistress Lorelei (vampchick88) as of 3/26/08. Rubberpet - The Resident Anti-Subby and mysterious shadowy figure known as Voodoo, proud hitman and wiseguy for the Subby Mafia.
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