Prinsexx -> RE: Dominants getting what they want (3/8/2009 4:27:44 AM)
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ORIGINAL: MadameMarque You could just as easily be describing anyone who loves the thrill of the chase, and who, the moment they've made their conquest, or 'had that,' or been accepted, moves on. If someone knows how to spot one of those, ahead of time, do tell. They're very convincing. They really do want you, till they get you. Don't think those types are restricted to the lead end of the leash, in our subculture, either. You know I have been thinking about this type of 'dynamic' a great deal recently. No, it's not common to one side of the whip or the other and it's not only inherent in the so-called lifestyle. I call this dynamic push you, pull me' and it's a term that refers to any number of mind games that go like this: 1. other loves the thrill of the chase...then when they got you they don't want you again...either it's an immediate ignoring or a slow dying off of attention. Emails trail off, taking for granted sets in, play becaomes less frequent and (if you are a live in dynamic...the bdsm slips away to be taken up by boring vanilla. 2 ..as a s type the more you submit the more they withdraw. When you play hard to get... feigning poly, being flip, turning down the submission...they get engaged again, wanting to punish etc So: whilst one side of the equation gets what they want, the other side retreats. It's a head game not a head fuck... head fucks are different. Look it feels just like being that two headed horse in Dr Dolittle that's what it feels like. It just leads to learned helplessness and not knowing how to move forward, or in worse case scenarios, that one doesn't have the right to move forward. It leads to holding back. PS edited to add: the term for it is ambivalent attachment but it stinks, it really does.
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