OsideGirl -> RE: i dont know if my dom could be a good master? (7/18/2009 10:11:59 AM)
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ORIGINAL: annababy89 i never said i think the only way to be dominant is with violence You said using it to "establish dominance". Establish means to found or build. It's the start of something. So, your words suggested that you think the way to gain dominance is with physical violence. quote:
ORIGINAL: annababy89 im not sure if he would be a good master though is because he is uninterested in physical violence And you implied that to be a good Master, you have to use physical violence. Personally, I think a D/s relationship is started with the desire to fulfill one of the roles. It's about a submissive feeling that the person they're with is the dominant partner in a relationship. I believe it starts in the mind, heart and soul. I don't believe it comes from beating someone into submission. Beyond your choice of words, I know D/s couples that never engage in BDSM and have happy successful relationships. There are as many versions of D/s BDSM relationships as there are people in WIITWD. There is someone out there that thinks what he's offering is the ideal relationship for them. There are people out there that this wouldn't fit. There is no standardized Master or Dominant test. One size does not fit all.
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