Isara
Posts: 87
Joined: 2/4/2005 From: Beenleigh, Qld, Australia Status: offline
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Definitely events that happened to me as a child have shaped my life choices. For me, I can say with certainty also that I’m not in this lifestyle to abuse either men or women submissives. I’ve worked in a drop in centre, I’ve seen abuse and it always made my tummy feel all funny and do those horrible little flip flops that made me want to throw up. I –do- however, relish being in control of a person who is willingly handing me the proverbial reins. While Arpig said “I think the impression that dommes are misogynists may come from the fact that by definition they like/want a man who does not fit the societal ideal, and therefore the stereotypical male is something they do dislike or at least have little interest in.” I have to agree, but with a slightly different point of view. Yeah, it has to be a factor that the majority of us are seen as wanting a non-stereotypical male, I’d like to point out that for me-and at least some of the Dommes I know, we relish the stereotypical male, and it’s even nicer for us that they’re giving up control to us. It’s nice seeing a strong, powerful, successful man give up power to a woman who has to be at least eight inches shorter then him, who’d have little to no chance of pushing him around in a bar fight. At any rate, there are going to be misogynists, there are also going to be fem fatales out there. It sounds like you’ve been having trouble with a few specific people from the tone of your post. All I can recommend is remembering that we’re not all like that, and searching will prove worthwhile in the end.
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"I can't -- not just like that. I'm a complicated person, you see, Aunty... Sometimes I'm nice, and sometimes I'm nasty -- hee hee!...and sometimes I just like to sing little songs, like: "See the little goblin, see his little-- " Edmond Blackadder
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