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hardbodysub -> RE: New Boys (1/28/2009 10:32:30 AM)


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ORIGINAL: mostgorgeousme

I meant this for the thread what are you most proud of of your sub. I realize there are sub men out there with chips on their shoulders.


Well, if you meant it as an answer to "what are you most proud of", why did you have to say "all submissive men"? You make yourself look very closed-minded when you do that, and I doubt that's really the case.




DeepSouth -> RE: New Boys (1/28/2009 10:41:11 AM)

As someone new to this lifestyle I will admit there is alot I have not learned but I still know how to extend common courtesy. I understand that a Domme would get rather frustrated with a sub/slave that was relatively new and made no effort toward respecting a Domme. Just because a person is new does not give them the excuse to act like a jerk. And by the same token, a Domme should at least try to help a newbie learn the ways of protocol as she so desires. It all must be communicated between the sub and the Domme. In this lifestyle one thing I have learned is you cannot be afraid to speak up ahead of time. It is better to be honest at first then have to come clean later.




mostgorgeousme -> RE: New Boys (1/28/2009 12:31:21 PM)


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ORIGINAL: hardbodysub

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It takes great strength to make sacrifices. All submissive men work hard for their ladies and make great sacrifices ... Submissive men carry themselves with class ... He is kind, polite, graceful and dignified. And he walks with his head held high.


Sometimes, sometimes not. Any time you say "all", there's a good chance you're wrong.

There is more than one type of submissive. You've written about only one.


Bud, what seems to be bothering you so much? Without trying to sound mean to you and all, but your coming off as nit picking here. Why do you care that I say nice things about submissive men? You shoot down a compliment paid to sub men, why? It was all nice things about nice men, so how come you wan to rain on my parade when all I said was good things about sub men? You have something against men who like to submit to women. You don't like it that there are people out there happy in a mistress-slave-sub working relationship. I said something very nice about submissive men and that seemed to bother you. The reason is because is you are not a submissive and it bothers you that there are fantastic men out there who love to worship and obey women. That makes you sick, doesn't it. You are a bottom and don't like men who adore and cater to women. You seem sickened and angered that women and submissive men have a working dynamic and you don't have anyone. Maybe you don't like it that some men love dominant women and that some men want to serve strong, dominant women.




ServeMeInVA -> RE: New Boys (1/28/2009 12:36:07 PM)

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LadyPact -> RE: New Boys (1/28/2009 12:48:18 PM)

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ORIGINAL: UPSG
LadyP,

I've always liked your posts. And I like this one too. It's the first one I've read tonight just entering this thread. And no, I'm not offended by your reply. However, if my impression of you on this board (from the limited # of posts of yours I've read) is fairly accurate, then I would be correct in judging you a very *strong* and capable woman. If so, then even if you had offended me, I'm sure my being offended would not have offended YOU. [sm=lol.gif] Good to go.

I think though that you misunderstood me. I was not talking about sex - well not penis enters vagina et cetera sex - I was speaking more like a boot in the ass kind of sex. A slap across the face, a whipping over the bare back and ass of the slave kind of "sex." I don't know what you would call it, maybe just erotic fetish "sexualized" activity? I put the "sex" or "sexualized" in there because for the slave or sub of this inclination, such a thing is erotic/sexual.

What I was saying, and I purposely exaggerated my analogy or example just to emphasize a point, was the I've gotten the impression some of the dominant women, apparently into BDSM, would have a young stud building a home from scratch, with hammer and nails, and still deny him a smack on the ass for months or longer under the *hustle*, "You're always thinking about, 'me, me, me,' and not about your dom!" In that case, "game recognizes game."



All that said, I was *surprised* to log on to collarme and see the profile of a dom who doesn't seem to be adverse to males with the *degree* of fetish slavery I have.

And by the way, I'm not against doms making their subs or slave toil and labor (e.g. paint the exterior of her home, rent ass out for domestic labor, or even sell him/her for sex and profit). That was not my point.

I'll try and be open minded though to the idea or possibility that my impressions are largely inacurate.

Oh! And I hope no one takes my comments about licking boots and *sucking cock* being morally corrupt as an attack on the genuinely bisexual or homosexual. I was speaking more in terms of both *me* (meaning my own shortcomings) and in terms of submitting to being a *male slave* that does those things. However, I tend to think not all corruptions are equal in scale nor public harm. My belief is that butchering people or cannibalism and other viscious things are *far* worse. Kind of like a heterosexual man brutally beating his wife. I view that as waaaaaay worse than two homosexual guys going down on each other - or possibly even worse than me on knees and a leash.


I will say that I'm glad you're enjoying the things that I ramble about here. 

I appreciate your opinion of Me.  When I spoke of offense, it's My way of saying that I'm not intending to be rude if I was misunderstanding your comments.  From the further explanation of your use of the term of "sex," it's obvious that would be the case.

What you describe in your comments is more what I would term "play."  I do use the two words separately, as I consider them to have two different definitions.  While many people use the terms interchangeably, because of the old debate that all things that are encompassed as BDSM activity being sexual, I use them to describe two different things.  Often, I'll even make the distinction that what I am writing about is play, no sex, as I use the latter to describe physical sexual activity.




PeonForHer -> RE: New Boys (1/28/2009 4:19:21 PM)

The reason is because is you are not a submissive

Hardbodysub is a submissive, MGM.  If you click left, on his name, his profile will come up. 

To explain a little: both subs and dominas on this site are concerned not to get categorised one way or another.  Some subs are into being comprehensively dominated (want of a better phrase) some only partially.  There are all sorts of divisions within divisions, too. 

In saying all that, thanks for your compliment about subs in general, earlier. 




MISTRESSKUMA -> RE: New Boys (1/28/2009 5:32:15 PM)


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ORIGINAL: PeonForHer

The reason is because is you are not a submissive

Hardbodysub is a submissive, MGM.  If you click left, on his name, his profile will come up. 

To explain a little: both subs and dominas on this site are concerned not to get categorised one way or another.  Some subs are into being comprehensively dominated (want of a better phrase) some only partially.  There are all sorts of divisions within divisions, too. 

In saying all that, thanks for your compliment about subs in general, earlier. 


"Oh who are you kidding. This dude is the furthest thing from submissive. He is not looking to serve a woman. He's looking for a woman to serve him. But he's too lazy to be a dom."




Madame4a -> RE: New Boys (1/28/2009 6:38:50 PM)

You can't make that assumption.. and I don't know him well enough to define him.. *grin* I'll let him do that.  The identification choices on this site are VERY limited -- the vocabulary and categories, all over this site, are very limited.  Just because someone picks submissive doesn't make him one, particularly on this site.  Just because I pick dominant, it doesn't make me one... this really holds true on this site, there are very limited choices here.


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ORIGINAL: PeonForHer

The reason is because is you are not a submissive

Hardbodysub is a submissive, MGM.  If you click left, on his name, his profile will come up. 

To explain a little: both subs and dominas on this site are concerned not to get categorised one way or another.  Some subs are into being comprehensively dominated (want of a better phrase) some only partially.  There are all sorts of divisions within divisions, too. 

In saying all that, thanks for your compliment about subs in general, earlier. 




UPSG -> RE: New Boys (1/28/2009 6:45:01 PM)

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ORIGINAL: mostgorgeousme

Excuse me but no offense to you or anything like that but ShaktiSama is not a misandry. She has an awesome relationship with a really cool man. In addition to that, she has helped a number of male subs with her very excellent advise. So for you to call her out for misandry is wrong. ShakiSama likes men, nice men with class. Just because she calls out the rest of the jerk for what they are, does not mean she dislikes all men. There just happens to be alot of asshole men with egos that make them have chips on their backs and she calls a spade a spade. And one more thing, women have suffered because of men for a long time. And when you say men have suffered too, it is mostly BECAUSE OF other MEN.


Because of what other men? A British Queen never drove hell on to another people huh?

I think there is a difference between this woman, sweetie, and Thomas Jefferson. (granted he almost detainly enslaved his own kin folk - quite twisted I agree - but they lived materially better than many poor "crackers"). This chick was just straightup wicked. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Delphine_LaLaurie

By the way, in Creole culture in the U.S., which encompassed various phenotypes and not just "Mulattos," unlike Anglo-America, the family business was always turned over to the smartest child irrespective of sex. Consequently, quite a number of Creole women owned plantations, ruled over their brothers, and some became notorious for brutality towards their slaves.




UPSG -> RE: New Boys (1/28/2009 6:59:51 PM)

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ORIGINAL: thetammyjo

Anyone not of the elites of any society has routinely been used by those in power. That seems to be part of the human equation, fair or not.

Within those classes though women, on average, were given less legal, social, and economic power so in that sense yes women as a group have been more oppressed than men.


By-and-large I would agree with you. I think on one hand, given the complexity of life, one can risk over-generalizing about that. I think it would be kind of like me asserting Black people have been more oppressed than white people throughout the sum of world history. That's a big leap of assumption.

Supposedly - and this is what scholars and historians claim for whatever it's worth (you know they are prone to change their minds) - men and women were relatively equal (egalitarian society) in "tribal" level societies (hunters and gathers basically). But from the chiefdom level that declined a bit, and at the "civilization" level males gained almost total power.

My personal opinion, from my own personal reading, is that privilege has historically had more to do with one's socio-economic class than their sex. I'm sure this is not a premises that would be popular with feminist ideology or literature but it is my opinion.

Putting aside Athens or the Republic of Venice etc... democracy (and the other two were never pure democracies) is relatively new to human civilizations. Even in the United States not all White men (let alone Blacks or Indians) could vote originally. This came to change and it took longer for women to win suffrage. However, a woman having a "good" husband was arguably no worse than a male sub or slave having a "good" mistress.




UPSG -> RE: New Boys (1/28/2009 7:31:55 PM)

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ORIGINAL: ShaktiSama
No, not really.  I don't hate men.  I loathe patriarchy, but I am able to distinguish between men and patriarchy, although I recognize that some men cannot.  Men are people who happen to have a penis attached--I like people and I like penises, so no problem there.  Patriarchy is an oppressive system of gender-biased social, political and economic relations.  This, I have a problem with.  Especially because one of the primary features of patriarchy around the world is that women are always the group that suffers from the least opportunity and greatest poverty, economically speaking.  It is because patriarchy is so common that prostitution is the oldest "profession" in the world--it has always been one of the few economic leveling mechanisms available to women, to get access to necessary resources for themselves and their loved ones.


Black-America is largely a matriarchy. I'll leave it at that.

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As for your weeping and moaning about the oppressive aspects of working-class labor?  You're right, babydoll--poverty sucks.  But women work too, believe it or not, often in lamentable and murderous conditions both historically and in the present.  The only difference between female labor and male labor is not the lack of dignity or safety--it's that women are always paid less, respected less, and additionally expected to live in servitude to men in their personal relationships.  It was servitude in personal relationships that I was referring to in my earlier post, despite your attempt to change the subject.

Labor is a class issue, not a gender issue.  Nice try, but try educating yourself a little better before you haul out the violins on that one.


I've studied the history of capitalism and labor in the U.S. in college (not to mention I have my own personal reading) and you are not entire correct in your assumptions. In the 1800's most factories in the U.S. (there were only a few industrial nations) were powered by the labor of women and children. The conditions were horrendous. The cotton fields may have been better, though I'll cede the rice marshes for slaves were worse as bad as some of these factories up North.

During tribal times supposedly (I wasn't there), life for the two sexes was fairly egalitarian. Once people started to build civilizations and have farms things supposedly started changing to favor the male sex. Irregardless, women have a long historical role in agriculture, whereas men attempted to distinguish themselves in the more "prestigious" labor of hunting. There may be some overlap in this but my point is labor has historically had some "gender" or "sex" differentiations.

As for the matter of pay, we are getting into an issue of statistics. And a person or organization can use statistics to prove whatever they want.

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Pricks cannot succeed nearly so easily.  Even when presented with the same opportunities as a good man, they will continually fail and continually learn only the wrong lessons and continually blame everyone but themselves for their failures.  It doesn't take long to learn to be a good submissive.  But it takes a VERY long time to un-learn how to be a prick.


Game recognizes game.

Many Black-American women, indeed many women in general, would not regard a "good man" as a submissive man. Most like Alpha men. End story.

Now, I don't think dominant women have to, or necessarily do, hate men, even if some regard women as above men. I just happen to think - and this is just my opinion - that you have a some hatred of men. And As I stated before, that is fine, because everyone has their own history. You may have had a personal history that would lead most sane women toward a hatred of men, I don't know. But I'm not your judge or God. I have my own history and issues. So, I'll worry about myself.




LadyHibiscus -> RE: New Boys (1/28/2009 7:34:08 PM)

I suggest you study some more, USPG...  Black culture may indeed be a matriarchy---much of that is due to the lack of presence of black men.  

Enjoy your viewpoint.




Madame4a -> RE: New Boys (1/28/2009 7:37:14 PM)

since when are submissive men not alpha men.. I know several alpha men who will submit ...  don't confuse the label submissive with a type of behavior... it usually won't bear out




MzMia -> RE: New Boys (1/28/2009 7:49:02 PM)

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ORIGINAL: LadyHibiscus

I suggest you study some more, USPG...  Black culture may indeed be a matriarchy---much of that is due to the lack of presence of black men.  

Enjoy your viewpoint.


Francine? this place never gets too weird for me.
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LadyHibiscus -> RE: New Boys (1/28/2009 7:56:52 PM)

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ORIGINAL: MzMia

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ORIGINAL: LadyHibiscus

I suggest you study some more, USPG...  Black culture may indeed be a matriarchy---much of that is due to the lack of presence of black men.  

Enjoy your viewpoint.


Francine? this place never gets too weird for me.
[sm=ofcourse.gif]


Ain't it the truth!!  




hardbodysub -> RE: New Boys (1/28/2009 8:52:18 PM)


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ORIGINAL: mostgorgeousme


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ORIGINAL: hardbodysub

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It takes great strength to make sacrifices. All submissive men work hard for their ladies and make great sacrifices ... Submissive men carry themselves with class ... He is kind, polite, graceful and dignified. And he walks with his head held high.


Sometimes, sometimes not. Any time you say "all", there's a good chance you're wrong.

There is more than one type of submissive. You've written about only one.


Bud, what seems to be bothering you so much? Without trying to sound mean to you and all, but your coming off as nit picking here. Why do you care that I say nice things about submissive men? You shoot down a compliment paid to sub men, why? It was all nice things about nice men, so how come you wan to rain on my parade when all I said was good things about sub men? You have something against men who like to submit to women. You don't like it that there are people out there happy in a mistress-slave-sub working relationship. I said something very nice about submissive men and that seemed to bother you. The reason is because is you are not a submissive and it bothers you that there are fantastic men out there who love to worship and obey women. That makes you sick, doesn't it. You are a bottom and don't like men who adore and cater to women. You seem sickened and angered that women and submissive men have a working dynamic and you don't have anyone. Maybe you don't like it that some men love dominant women and that some men want to serve strong, dominant women.



Oh dear god, are you really as thick as you seem for what you wrote??? You've got it so completely backwards that it's hard to believe you're for real! I said nothing like you're accusing me of, nothing at all. Take a chill pill and learn how to read.




hardbodysub -> RE: New Boys (1/28/2009 9:16:55 PM)


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ORIGINAL: MISTRESSKUMA


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ORIGINAL: PeonForHer

The reason is because is you are not a submissive

Hardbodysub is a submissive, MGM.  If you click left, on his name, his profile will come up. 

To explain a little: both subs and dominas on this site are concerned not to get categorised one way or another.  Some subs are into being comprehensively dominated (want of a better phrase) some only partially.  There are all sorts of divisions within divisions, too. 

In saying all that, thanks for your compliment about subs in general, earlier. 


"Oh who are you kidding. This dude is the furthest thing from submissive. He is not looking to serve a woman. He's looking for a woman to serve him. But he's too lazy to be a dom."



Who are you quoting? Or is that you talking about me?

If so, your pathetic compulsion to get in another dig at me merely showcases your own arrogance, as well as ignorance. You presume much, but know nothing.




PeonForHer -> RE: New Boys (1/29/2009 2:09:41 AM)

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You can't make that assumption.. and I don't know him well enough to define him.. *grin* I'll let him do that. 

Well, one can only go on the evidence, M4A, and assume that what someone says in his/her profile is at least evidence of a sort.  Hardbodysub's profile says that he's a sub.  On the other hand, MistressKuma may have a more exacting definition of a sub than most dominas.  Her profile's well worth a look if you haven't done so already. [;)]




MistressRouge -> RE: New Boys (1/29/2009 2:58:50 AM)

I would rather a new sub/a blank canvas, then a badly trained one anyday!




hardbodysub -> RE: New Boys (1/29/2009 6:41:59 AM)


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ORIGINAL: PeonForHer

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You can't make that assumption.. and I don't know him well enough to define him.. *grin* I'll let him do that. 

Well, one can only go on the evidence, M4A, and assume that what someone says in his/her profile is at least evidence of a sort.  Hardbodysub's profile says that he's a sub.  On the other hand, MistressKuma may have a more exacting definition of a sub than most dominas.  Her profile's well worth a look if you haven't done so already. [;)]


Good point. As discussed in other threads, the fact that a profile limits you to three options (Dominant, Submissive, Switch) means that a lot of different types get lumped into the Submissive column. So when people talk about submissives, there's always a debate about what it means, who's a "true" submissive, and who isn't, yada, yada, yada. I wonder if a wider range of label options might be useful, or if it would just be unwieldy. Since all types of submissives (TPE D/s-ers, nonsexual service-only subs, bottoms, masochists, bondage enthusiasts, part-timers, 24/7, etc.) are stuck with the label of "submissive" on CM, it seems in bad form to accuse someone of not fitting that category.




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