MissIsis
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I hate to say it, but this is almost a universal measure of manhood & domliness among most men. There are though, plenty of men, who are perfectly fine without it. It is a little more difficult to find them. Without getting into generalities I think CatdeMedici put it into words better than I could. So men tend to see this whole issue differently than many of us women do. There is the slave discussion you mentioned it. Technically, sexually slavery as some of us live it, is not really slavery, because it requires consent in most of the modern world. I guess you have to decide how far and to what extent your consent carries to. The men that are able to pull off this fantasy of your dominant the best seem to be those that are able to convince their submissive that it doesn't matter what they do, or where they go in their fantasies, but they will always be loved, cared for, & held in an important place in said dominants life. I really love how pink's dominant handled it for her. Not all dominants would be ok with that though. Their egos sometimes get in the way. And it is funny, if you as, & were to get honest answers, you would probably find many women submissives who went along with this, & took it as far as they could, & ended up giving their dominant some very serious headaches because he didn't realize or wasn't equipped for all the drama that such a situation can bring up. One of the things that can happen when that happens, is the dominant will decide, ok, I care enough about my submissive that I don't want to lose her, so I will let her out of this one. I won't tell her she is off the hook, but I won't push her anymore about it. In the meantime, what she doesn't know won't hurt her, & if she does find out, I will just tell her, I realized she couldn't handle it. That way, it will look like she, my submissive is at fault for this failure & not mine. That doesn't always happen, but often it can, & does. At that point, the submissive feels betrayed, but since he was able to convince her the failure was hers, and not his, she will be questioning her own submission & not his dominance. It is subtle, but can cause some very psychological reprecussions in that she begins to question those gut reactions that many of us have been taught to squelch in the first place. Of course, sometimes, it can work out well, but I think it takes an exceptional dominant to pull it off & it helps with a submissive who doesn't see sex as the most sacred part of a relationship. Not everyone is capable of separating sex from love.
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