LadyPact
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ORIGINAL: WestBaySlave In general, it's a turn off for me, but third person troubles me less than the ALL-CAPS and lower case to differentiate dominant and submissive. Third person actually makes sense to me as a form of self-negation, but as both doms and subs use DOM/sub type of language, its function is less clear ( if you're a sub doing it for your dom it's understandable, but if you're dominant or unattached, what's the point? ) Everyone's welcome to their own means of expression of course, but it can come across as a BDSM form of l33t - and a definite turn-off when getting to know dominants. I can address this part for you. Have you ever been in the situation where, you as the s type were expected to follow either protocol or ritual, but the person on the other side of the kneel did not? Just imagine for a second just exactly how well that would go over. You are putting in the effort , and getting nothing in return. You're doing what you were told was important in the eyes of the other person in the dynamic, but it's not important enough for that person to be an active participant. Wouldn't establishing something for My sub, that is supposedly a part of this dynamic, and not adhering to it Myself, make Me something of a hypocrite?
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