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Yep, it's part of the package. I don't know why those who have trouble with someone expressing neediness get involved with submissives at all, but I do see a lot of dominant profiles/ads that stress that their future partner not be needy. I tend to wonder what planet they are from. :/ But different dominants have different tolerances for neediness. Some can take this much: |---| Others can tolerate this much: |----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------| And most are somewhere in-between. A needy submissive is the sort of woman vanilla men generally hate: emotionally dependent, clingy, looking to their partner for validation and reassurance, buoyed up and brought down by him, by his moods. Most vanilla men don't want to be regarded that way, don't want the knowledge that they affect someone else so strongly, they don't want the mirror into themselves such people can be. But the neediness is part of the complete package and some dominants realize this. Some like the neediness; some don't; but if it's not there I rather doubt the submissive will be very connected to the dominant. I mean, connected enough to be obedient in the ways they want when they want it. Needy goes hand in hand, in most cases, with a desire to please--I think they're two parts of the same thing. I know few dominants who don't like to be around someone with that desire to please. Neediness is something Dominants tolerate, somewhere along a continuum, depending on what they can handle, but yet you "know few dominants who don't like to be around someone with that desire to please[slash neediness]? But yet it is also the connection to the Dominant that facilitates obedience? How does neediness go hand in hand with a desire to please? What does being "emotionally dependent, clingy, looking to their partner for validation and reassurance, buoyed up and brought down by him, by his moods" have to do with being pleasing or submissive? Blink. Uh, everything? This is one of those things that if you have no cognizance of it, I doubt strongly I can explain it to you. As your questions appear to arise out of a rather bizarrely stongly defensiveness at being considered needy, I strongly doubt if I can get through the hypercriticality inspired by your emotion. I've said what I wanted to say, and I don't particularly care if you disagree with it, and I've already told you I really don't appreciate your trying to subject me to this rude cross-examination style Osf has graciously let you get away with, with him. I find it repugnant, in fact. I can add one thing here, however. "But yet it is also the connection to the Dominant that facilitates obedience?" Also? What also? The neediness and the dominant's filling of the neediness IS the connection, in my experience, or a very large part of it. What's baffling to me is why you are so bothered by the idea that a submissive could be needy? Is that something you never admit to yourself in your relatiionships? It's always been a very visble hard fact in my own. Now I am DONE here. At least with you. Osf, thanks for a fascinating thread, as always. Hahahahahhaha! You're...uh, something. I have asked questions, I haven't expressed defensiveness nor any criticality nor even emotion. I asked questions. Go back and read which of us is emotional. Have you and I ever even interacted before? Where does this come from?
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