RLMK
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I would think the "not leaving me" idea is pretty far from the truth. I strongly agree that the "lizard" part of the brain is deeply satisfied owning a woman. The emotional response to looking at a woman, even more so if she's wearing things you've given her, and being able to think, "MINE!" is not something which I can adequately express. Likewise, something in me is deeply at peace if I'm planting crops, or watching a herd. I really enjoy seeding by hand, but that's not very effective, but just as seeing land, or your herd, improve and do well as a result of your husbandry, I believe Doms feel the same about their subs. I certainly did about mine. I think men are meant to take care of land, and animals, and their loved ones, and to go out, and build and create new things. Likewise, I think women are meant to be nurturing, and supportive of the family, and have babies, and act as social glue which helps fuse the family. Now, I prefer women that are fond of being tied up, good at bjs, and willing to dress primarily in skirts and traditional heels 3~4" high, but I don't think those are an inherent part of being a woman. I realize the female Doms may feel differently -- I neither understand female Doms, nor submissive males -- perhaps when I said "men" and "women" above, I meant "Dom" and "sub," but I can honestly only say that I view women as possible subs. I've met a disturbing number of beta males, and cartoons/Napoleans/etc which are hollow males, pretending to be men, but I don't understand those either. Nor can I understand the "corporate-warrior" females who go on about wanting a family, and then insist on trying to force their relationships into concordance w. their politics.
< Message edited by RLMK -- 6/19/2009 12:59:53 PM >
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