CreativeDominant
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ORIGINAL: cowgirlrider I know subs are an intelligent group, Yes they allow themselves to dominated, used for pleasure, domisitic work and as partners, Because of the inner most feeling to serve, to be told of the good they do, to be loved, and kissed at times, But mistreat them and puff they are gone, then you are a Dom over nothing, Give them truth and respect, and they will please you for life Really? For life? Then why have I had 3 long-term submissives instead of just one? Sorry...it is just not that simplistic. I gave my first submissive love and respect and truth...the love and respect and truth helped her to find her "inner" femdominant and while I remain the only dominant she responds to in any sort of submissive manner, she is not pleasing me for life. Of course, I suppose her husband probably has a say in that also. I gave my second submissive love and respect and truth AND the benefit of my knowledge and expertise as a health care provider and she is no longer with me. Of course, that may be because part of my love and truth and respect demanded that same thing from her in that I wanted her to go home, face up to her kids and her husband and either end it with him and get them to understand that she and hubby were done OR go home and do what she could to reconcile with him but love and respect and truth from her to me dictated that she get off the damn fence. (I took her on during one of my momentary lapses into "white knight" syndrome). I gave my second submissive love and respect and truth and she pleased me for as long as it suited her. You see, she did not see a need to be truthful or respectful with me about the fact that she maintained contact with her former dominant the entire time we were together and that the possibility existed that she might reconcile with him. But she swore she was truthful and respectful with me and that she loved me. Love and respect and truth don't get you anything from someone else unless they are of the same mindset as you are. Compatibility and communication matter more. Sorry for the hijack O.P. but now to address your statement that submissives generally have one (or more? you didn't make that clear) of the following at the heart of their interests: 1. Feeling dirty 2. Humiliation 3. Servitude 4. Helplessness Actually 1 and 2 are often the same...if there is a difference, it is slight enough to still relate the two. # 3...Servitude... is an important aspect of most submissives' make-up but it certainly depends on how each submissive views servitude and to whom. 4. Helplessness. While there are some submissives who are overwhelmed by everyday life and so seek someone to help put order to chaos and protect them from that which they cannot protect themselves from, I have to state that I haven't met too many that I would consider completely helpless (personally, I wouldn't want someone who was completely helpless because my own inner self would constantly be asking "is it me and who I am inside or is it just me and what (dominant) I am...in other words, could it be ANY dominant willing to step up?"). But your list is way, way incomplete. What about the submissive whose drive to submit comes from fear of the unknown? What about the submissive whose drive to submit comes from an inner need for someone to bring out the sexuality that they always felt but were taught was dirty and so they didn't express it at all but God, they know they want someone to bring it out and find that difficult combination of making them feel dirty but making them proud of their "slutty" ways and whose other deep need is the desire to please someone who appreciates it? What about the submissive whose desire to submit comes from her own strength and the "want" to find someone who appreciates that strength but whose own strength is such that it compels a yielding of her own strength to complement his dominance? These are just a couple of examples that don't quite fit your simplistic and short list. Human beings are complex. As a doctor, I like to break things down too...but I have yet to treat a patient who had just one thing going on with them.
< Message edited by CreativeDominant -- 7/7/2009 12:12:32 PM >
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