catize -> RE: "Serving" (6/20/2009 12:04:31 PM)
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ORIGINAL: leadership527 Here then firebird.. this'll make your head hurt. I don't nor am I every likely to want Carol to serve another sexually. It doesn't compute for me either. But what I do want is for her to obey me for any command which is not clear and immediate harm to her. As we sit today at the 1.5 year mark, I do not think Carol would obey such a command and yes, that eats into my sense of "mine". There -- even worse than wanting her to serve sexually... Not wanting her to but caring that she won't. *laughs* In case anyone thought I was actually level-headed and sane, that should've put that ugly rumor to rest. Most of us can accept the realities of physical limitations. I believe it is safe to say that the majority of dominants would not command their submissive to jump from an airplane without a parachute. If they did make that command, they would need to expect one of two consequences; the submissive would say ‘no’ or if he/she obeyed they would be dead. Or, let’s look at a 3rd option: the submissive starts to obey but the dominant rescinds the order at the last minute. Do any of these options avoid damage of any kind to the submissive partner? To the relationship? Is it worth the risk? Do you question your ownership, your dominance, because you know they would most likely disobey you in that instance? I think it is just as important to accept the realities of emotional limitations. If, as the dominant partner, you know that a certain command would push your partner to say ‘no’ out of a sense of self preservation, isn’t that ‘no’ serving as well as preserving the relationship? If your command would negatively affect the partner’s self esteem, affect how he/she views you as well as the dynamic, is that worth the risk?
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