SthrnCom4t
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I wasn't looking for a girlie boy, I just happened to find one. He is first and foremost, submissive. Secondly, he's exceptionally balanced which means he is able to express his submissiveness in a healthy manner and it's never 'all about him'. I'd wager a guess that one of the biggest, if not at the top of the list, Turn-Off is the submissive who comes with the laundry list of DO ME. I've been exposed to this with many varieties of subs, not just those that have an interest in CD/TG. However, and it's unfortunate, that unlike the bondage aficionado whose mostly vanilla sweetheart tied him/her up in high school, many CD/TGs (who have the laundry list) haven't either A) found a real-time partner to explore with, or more likely B) aren't ok enough with themselves to explore it on their own, and therefore want it to be someone else's idea. It's easier to give up accountability of wanting something outside societal norms than acknowledgement within one's self. So, as a general group, they've gotten themselves a bad rap. Reform - I had to smile regarding your remarks about high heels hurting, putting on makeup, etc. The advantage I've found with having a girlie boy is that he likes being knowledgable in that kind of thing, so in the morning I just sit down at the dressing table and he does my hair (and coming soon - my makeup). I don't have to put energy into it, but I can still get the benefit. Unlike you though, I do like having him wear heels, if only for the satisfaction of watching his attitude change from excitement over new shoes, to pain and agony after wearing them for an hour. Silly boy...he'll figure it out one of these days!
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Sthrn Honorably served by OttersSwim 'The sign of a developed mind is one in which two opposing ideas can coexist' - Oscar Wilde.
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