CaringandReal -> RE: wiitwd (12/24/2009 9:31:38 AM)
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i realize the submissive mind works differently but still has anyone ever thought about why they should be submissive when the mood may not be there and what was your thinking? Now that's an interesting question. I'm not sure if I am an appropriate person to answer it because I _am_ one of those submissives who sometimes "doesn't fucking feel like it," particularly when faced with "challenging" requirements. (Challenging to me isn't complex or difficult stuff--those things are what I define as "fun"--no, challenging is doing the same routine things, facing the same unpleasant realities, day in and day out and not wavering from the the drudgery or repetition or unpleasant feelings they cause to arise.) So I put to use other traits, such as a sense of duty, to overcome or outtrick the "I don't fucking' feel like it" blues. ;) I think a person can feel submissive and still not want to do something they've been ordered to do. It's the feeling of submission, in fact, that often motivates the person to do the thing anyway. You feel you should or must obey even if you don't feel like obeying. Were you refering to directly sexual acts, or just being submissive in general? (I know, the two can be hard to separate--for me at least, there is a sexual element to all submissive acts whether they involve sex or not.) It's easy to feel submissive all the time if you are not challenged, not made to do anything too hard or face any ordeals too trying. I have expereinced that before. I need challenge, though, much as I often dislike it, and I tend to be attracted to/attract those who offer/demand that.
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