SaharahEve
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ORIGINAL: WendyMorning Why is it so many Doms shy away from leaving marks? I like heavy beatings and handcuff marks, they are a turn on to me. Hmmm, why do some many males shy away from receiving marks? I would imagine it has a lot to do with the way society is geared. In "normal" society, a guy with marks is likely to be seen as a guy who got in a fight or who is extremely clumsy...almost anything but the true explanation...and none of the ones that "work" are all that conducive to his standing. An executive who got in a physical altercation? A cop who shows up with marks not related to the job? OR...an oil rig worker who shows up with marks that were left by someone that many think of as his girlfriend? Even in "our world", many male submissives are not accepted as readily as female submissives are. Even in our "understanding" world, the idea that a man would let a female hit and mark them is not accepted as readily as a female who lets the same thing happen. And before anyone pooh-poohs, stop and think for a minute and tell me that you have not seen this. I know that I have, back in the days of Uncommon Ground, at least. Don't read too much into what I wrote; it was pretty much tongue-and-cheek. But regarding PDBs, I tend to think the social outrage is greater for females to be carrying around publicly visible markings for their own concerns of beauty and for the implications of domestic abuse. That said, I wasn't speaking about marks you can't hide around the office, anyway. As for "our world", I'm not so sure I'd agree with your overall take on male participation in submission. There are many, many men who make up the BDSM / fetish lifestyle who like being submissive, or enjoy humiliation, "feminization", strap-on, bondage and other types of role play. The dye hard masochists, imo, tend to be fewer within both sexes, but I think it's more due to the natural human tendency to avoid pain than not being seen as submissive in intimate or private social settings. Even in Public (with a capitol "P"), I'd had more men get down and kiss my feet on a busy sidewalk and many of those same men detest pain, however. That was really the crux of my comment: a good masochist is hard to find. :-( I like masochists, too. :-)
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