LadyLou -> RE: a question of some importance for me (3/12/2009 4:44:02 AM)
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Hi Irishslavedesire, You've had a few good ideas here that may help with your dominant view of penetrative sex in the short term. But ultimately, it's your mindset of viewing penetration as dominant that is holding you back. The way to start is question precisely why you view penetration as dominant. I mean, find the specifics. Think upon this one, but I can tell you there are no specifics that make the act of penetration submissive or dominant, as there is nothing inherently powerful or powerless in penetration itself, it's just an act. It is an emotional response and the context that makes sexual penetration and it participants submissive, neutral or dominant in orientation. On some occasions, the emotional response of 'receiver of penetration is submissive' is formed by social factors caused by living in a male dominant orientated media, and that's fine for those males who have the predisposition of 'feeling' dominance like that, but it is not fact. Again, its context and emotional response. My emotional response to my submissives cock (or any cock for that matter) entering me is one where I am dominant. I own it. My vagina sheaths and my emotions/mind/voice control it, regardless of position. I do with it what I please. I take and drain bodily fluids from it for my own gratification. The intensity of dominance within the act itself varies, but because my mans submissive nature towards me runs deeper than just play, even when 'nilla sex is superficially boarderline neutral with no showy acts of dominance, I am always in charge. Because my dominant nature towards him runs deeper than just playing, I am always dominant. The point all this makes, again, is dominance and submission is about mindset and context, it's where the participants take it that makes an act dominant or submissive. Realising this I feel, is what is going to help you shift your mindset, assuming it wants to be shifted. Does your lady know you feel like this? Your OP comes across as you being in a relationship, but your profile says you are single; the best thing is to talk to her/potential relationship her, tactfully. If you are in a relationship, maybe show her this thread, and question together (or on your own) why you identify as submissive, but view sexual penetration as male-dominant. Perhaps addressing female dominants as “dominant girls” might have something to do with it. Perhaps it's indicating your proclivity towards the female gender?
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