CaringandReal -> RE: not to crave,demand,expect..? (7/23/2009 4:45:26 PM)
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ORIGINAL: MARIEL Is it working that a sub/slave dont crave anything,dont demand anything,dont expect anything? Is it sane? Doesnt everyone have cravings,demands,wants,needs? How do you react if a Dom/Top/Master/Mistress/Domme says to you that you shall not crave,demand or expect anything than the fact you are theirs..? that nothing else matters? can it be done,in reality,or is it just..a fantasy? If it's said exactly the way you quoted it, then yeah, I think it's a fantasy on the dom's part. A fantasy for the perfect slave. Such a slave does not exist because people are (a)imperfect and (b) not raised to be slaves. We all stumble through this condition called slavery, trying to figure it out as we go along. Cravings and expectations are not something someone can just order you to shut off like a light switch and then <click> they're magically gone. They are something inside you, feelings, not thoughts, and rarther strong and irrational ones at that. You want what you want. A dom might tell you that you aren't allowed to demand anything from him or her, but often all that means is that they expect you to beg or very humbly ask for what you want. That's a change of attitude and while it can be hard to learn the new attitude it's much more doable than shutting off cravings or pretending you don't have any expectations. A dom can also "work with you" on your cravings and expectations, impose discipline that lessens them so that you are less selfish, but they never fully go away. I don't think a person would still be a person if he didn't want things. And they certainly wouldn't be very fun for anyone, doms included, to be around. They might very well be a zen master, though. :p Here's an example of how this "no cravings, no expectations" stuff is silly: if your dom is not around very much and you are lonely you might crave his company. If you didn't crave to be around him, I personally wouldn't think you were a very good slave: you'd be lacking in devotion or feelings in my eyes. But if what you said above is true, then being an unfeeling cyborg who doesn't miss her master when he is gone is the ideal situation. Maybe it is for a very few people. But most people who say this sort of thing are just describing something they read in a fiction book or saw in a movie somewhere and haven't really thought through the realistic consequences of what they are saying.
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