MASTERLIX
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Joined: 7/4/2007 From: SIR LIX OF ATLANTA Status: offline
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Thank you for responding... As I read what you said, I couldn't help but to see that your interest in the areas you have researched in order to discover yourself has been in the areas of fetishes and maybe other parts. However, if you are interested in M/s or D/s relationships, you have to have other forms of knowledge and understanding and also discovery. From what I read in your original post, you are having problem submitting. That is whether virtually or real time. If you do intend to go on this journey, you have to find a way to learn to "yield". That is where you seem to be having problems with right now. Especially, since this Dom is not the first one to have mentioned it. I am assuming all the Doms you have had are not from the same family, which means, everyone can't be making this up. There is a pattern. My thought process with this, having the knowledge of psychology and psychotherapy, is to probably take some time to evaluate yourself all together and see why you are struggling with submission. In this lifestyle, rules create structure, structure creates discipline. I can write a whole article on that sentence. So, if a sub/slave is not able to do that, it means they are having problem with submission. This is what you should remember: "To submit is defined as "to yield oneself to the authority or will of another; to surrender." Such a simple concept, and so very beautiful. How, then, has it become twisted into nothing more than a method of getting one's own way? If a submissive woman looks toward her relations with a dominant Man with selfishness, wondering what's in it for her, she is destroying the very thing she claims to be. Rather than being used and enjoyed, she is only performing for her own pleasure; where is the "gift" in that? As personal subjugation (wearing the title of BDSM) has become more mainstream, it seems that some of its core ideals, and perhaps its very meaning, have been watered-down to be more palatable to the masses. While acceptance and tolerance are generally beneficial things, we cannot help but mourn the purity and simplicity that has been sacrificed. Slaves aren't really slaves; they're usually "submissives" who simply see that term as more romantic. Masters are prohibited from being Masters, for fear of so offending the general populace that their own freedom is revoked. We are slowly being suffocated by the customs of the mainstream world, and one of the more disturbing symptoms of this is the proliferation of so-called "submissives" who are only looking out for themselves and their own enjoyment." - By Michelle G. (Reflections On Authentic Submission) So, in my mind, you need mentoring and guidance. If you can do that, you will be on the right path. You need a break from an actual D/s relationship, because I don't even think you are mentally ready for an M/s relationship just yet. That is even if you think that you do relate, most definitely to a slave mentality. If you do, this will not happen, "Approx. once every couple of days i text something that comes off harshly. Nothing out right negative, but maybe something that sounds directive rather than receptive." Sorry that I am not going to join others that may take a different route in addressing this. I train subs, and for that, I have to be blunt with you on what I think. As I conclude, also keep this in mind: "If I would have Him be Dominant I must submit. This is the total crux of the matter in living a life of submission. To prefer His will over my own. To relinquish my way for His. This is the price of fulfillment. That I would embrace His masculinity, His strength His power and meet it with my submission, my weakness and vulnerability. That I would feel my femaleness to my core without the brittle mantle of control so many of my sisters seem to need to carry. We are told that fulfillment is found in control. What if it isn't? What if the road to peace and joy in our relationships is not pulling, but yielding? No leading but following? Not standing but submitting?" - By namaste (Shared Wisdom On Femininity & Submission ) It isn't about overdoing it, it is about knowing which aspect of the lifestyle you need to focus your attention to understand. If you do, you will learn how to freely submit. You will learn discipline. Discipline for some, come naturally. Discipline for some, come with training. Sir Lix
< Message edited by MASTERLIX -- 3/14/2009 11:58:17 AM >
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