DavanKael
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ORIGINAL: SilentSpark Thanks! If there's a conflict between "dom plan a scene tonight" and "had to work overtime for a deadline", I'll most certainly pick the later. now that i know there're people who actually understand and support my career as a dom, all i need to know is how/where can I find a dom like that~ Would be great to find someone who support my passion for my job. The ego thing is much more complicated. I'm a very strong and even dominate person in life, I mean I had to when i deal with bunch of self centered designers, and each of them think his/her design is perfect ~ I guess I sometimes carry that demeanor out of work. I often joke with my lifestyle friends, that I'd make a good domme if I want to. I don't feel that I fit in with the usual sub behavior, shy, quiet, bow your head to who ever gives a stern look...LOL, no...not gonna happen. I'll look back and challenge the authority. But somehow... I know I want to have someone to challenge me, to make me obey without questioning, and makes me submit so when he does give me a stern look, I'll willingly bow my head and be quiet. I want to find someone whom I truly admire and respect, not just role play dom and sub. Is it weird to feel like that? LOL~ Maybe i hope for too much. Well, back to work, I'm rambling enough here. Unless said Dom is independently wealthy and has made very specific provisions for your financial welfare should the relationship go awry, he should be understanding, nay, supportive of, your need to work, I would think. Your work is clearly a part of you: someone who is partnering with you would hopefully appreciate, or at the very least, understand that. Not all submissives are simpering, beat-down creatures. There is strength in submission. One of my favorite lines form Jacqueline Carey's 'Kushiel' novels: "That which yields is not always weak." Again, you need a Dominant who appreciates that you are a formidable person. The man to whom I behaved in submission appreciated that I challenged him when playing board games (I will trash-talk 'til the cows come home), spoke to him with respect but as an equal (While being utterly confident in my deference to him), etc. I think you have some preconceived notions and also that you simply need to find one of the potentially right people for you. :> Best wishes, Davan
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