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RE: Honor, Responsibility, Dignity. - 1/21/2010 1:27:16 AM   
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First of all, welcome to the forums. Both of you. You've obviously put a lot of thought into this, and you sound like a couple of really nice people. Thanks for sharing this.

Now. Having said that... I understand what you're saying and I respect your intentions. But the way it reads to me, it sounds as though you're overthinking and overromanticizing what's really a pretty basic relationship dynamic. It seems as though you're greatly overstating both the power of most dominants and the vulnerability of most submissives. And not only doing a disservice to both, but to yourself as well because it's blinding you to a reality that's much less complicated than the one you see.

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I've run into way, way, way, too many submissives who have been abused/harmed due to the selfish, immature, and/or just plain dangerous actions of so called 'dominants'. When 7 out of 10 submissives have a horror story that caused them great damage, I tend to think of that as prevalent, yes.



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Secondly? A Dominant needs to be held to a higher standard because, quite frankly, the amount of damage that can be done to a person through the power given to them is beyond staggering.



This is where it loses me. This premise is where it falls apart for me, and along with it your whole argument - to the extent that a great deal of your argument hangs from the flawed premise. "Beyond staggering?" "Horror stories" about "great damage" caused by dangerous dominants? Who are these people, and why are they so different than almost all of the dominants and submissives I've met in the 30+ years I've been living this lifestyle?

People are people. Dominants are no more potentially destructive than any other relationship partner, and in my experience, if a submissive is that easily and that frequently damaged that badly, it's not because they're submissive - it's generally because they tend to make bad relationship choices and lack basic coping skills. If they weren't submissive, they'd be the ones regaling people with stories about how badly they were damaged by the vanilla jerk they used to date.  If 7 out of 10 of them have been damaged that badly, they need to ask themselves what it is about them that put them in that position and left them that wounded. They don't need better dominants; they need better relationship skills.



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Yes. they are principles that anyone, vanilla or kinky, can use. But I believe that as a Dominant one must hold themselves to a standard higher than the common man/woman. That's how it relates.


Isn't that just another way of saying ordinary people are a level below dominants? I see a real arrogance in this, unintended though it may be. I agree with you that dominance is largely about leadership, and leadership is largely about principle and accountability, but I don't agree that there's anything special about dominants. See, the thing is, dominants are common men and common women. Common men and common women who (like many common men and common women) happen to be in leadership roles. People who would certainly be well-advised to aspire to the philosophy you articulate, but not because they're  dominants and therefore of a higher order - simply because they're human beings, and human beings who live their lives in accordance with those principles live more meaningful and honorable lives.


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RE: Honor, Responsibility, Dignity. - 1/21/2010 1:39:52 AM   
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It is not about kinky men protecting weak, fragile girls. It is about the highest level of respect for the power one holds. And a Dominant holds power the average person does not. He holds the power over another's mental health and well-being.


Let's look at that from another direction. Don't you think that a new bride walking down the aisle to commit herself to the love of her life feels that very same way? Feels that he is the one for her, that he will care for, respect and love her 'until death do us part'? Does he not hold great power over her emotions and her life (and vice versa), in that she is accepting him in a relationship that is every bit as deep and emotional as a D/s one.

This bride may well be vanilla and not get off on an authority transfer within her relationship - but that this in no way makes her relationship 'less than' a D/s one or her husband 'less than' a dominant.

A dom is a person who gets off on having the contol within the relationship. The sub/slave gets off on handing over a portion or all of said control (depending on what works for them). None of this means they are better, worse, or, god forbid, 'more than' or held to a higher standard than any vanilla relationship.

Anything else is romanticizing nonsense.

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RE: Honor, Responsibility, Dignity. - 1/21/2010 1:46:02 AM   
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Thank you for your very well-thought out and friendly reply, Panda. :)

I do not presume to speak for my Master.  But knowing him as I do, I don't believe he means that Dominants are better than the average person.  Just that the average person does not generally take such direct control of another person's actions and life in the way that a Master does so for his slave/submissive/bottom.

A more vanilla relationship is one of equals, with equal power and responsibility for each party.  A relationship between a Dom/sub who are more than simply playing kinky in the bedroom involves a lot of trust and exchange of power that is not common in vanilla lifestyles.

Speaking as a submissive, I know well that there are times the desire to please or unfamiliarity with boundaries when someone is learning can lead to subs accepting abusive behaviour from dominants who do not understand that submission is a gift, and the sub does not know that they are allowed to still be a person.  If a Dominant is very selfish and emotionally abusive to a sub who doesn't know any better?  It can be damaging.

I'm learning that there are many different versions of Domination and submission.  Complete objectification works for some.  I believe that my Master was simply expressing his views about some Dominants who do not practice "Safe, Sane, and Consentual" and manipulate unknowing new submissives into being treated in ways that go beyond the sub's limits, because the new sub thinks that to be a proper sub, they have to just accept everything, no limits.  And that can really hurt someone.

This is, of course, my opinion only. :)

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RE: Honor, Responsibility, Dignity. - 1/21/2010 3:13:42 AM   
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It's my personal experience. Now, I don't believe I've written a scientific essay, so I'm not about to go providing a referendum or a list of souces, but yes, it is prevalent in the group I used to take part of, and furthermore, I've run into way, way, way, too many submissives who have been abused/harmed due to the selfish, immature, and/or just plain dangerous actions of so called 'dominants'. When 7 out of 10 submissives have a horror story that caused them great damage, I tend to think of that as prevalent, yes.

Yes. they are principles that anyone, vanilla or kinky, can use. But I believe that as a Dominant one must hold themselves to a standard higher than the common man/woman. That's how it relates.




7 out of 10 submissives with horror stories about ex Doms?!?!?
When I think about all the sub females I have talked to over the years and I don't mean on here, I mean in the flesh, I have met perhaps less than a handful that really did have 'risky' ex Doms and for those women I have compassion The rest of them were just bitter that they had been dumped and instead of walking away with there head held high they start bleeting about how abusive he was, even though they know full well that they enjoyed a consensual BDSM relationship back in the happy, happy days!!

You keep talking about the power of the Dom. Stop right there and think about the power of these women. They can ruin a guys rep overnight and they know that and all they need is a pocket full of bitterness.
You have to question yourself about 'truth'. Please don't automatically hate these guys because the chances are they are only guilty of one thing and thats not loving her as much as she loved him.

When I met my partner he was a victim of what I have described above. I was warned off him by various people 'in the know!'. His reputation had gone from a 10 to a 0 since he dumped his sub and when I started seeing him there was shock horror amongst the ranks.
We have been together a long time now and I haven't once seen the smallest iota of abuse. She told everyone he has a temper and I can confirm that he absolutely does not. I have seen the letters she sent and they are the words of someone who was hurting and virtually blackmailing him to get him back. I have seen both sides of the story and made my own conclusion from that. But the harm was done. This woman had so much fucking power to destroy him it was unbelievable.




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RE: Honor, Responsibility, Dignity. - 1/21/2010 3:52:29 AM   
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There are plenty of guys with experience of *less than stellar* submissives. They just tend to bleat less. Girls do tend to play the *poor me* card far more often and that often requires dragging some chap through the mud. Girls can be extremely vocal and creative when relationships end....of any kind.

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RE: Honor, Responsibility, Dignity. - 1/21/2010 4:10:53 AM   
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I think the O.P's experiences is more a highlight of immature people. At 23, many of his contemporaries are less than stellar in their responsibility to others and likely they will grow as they mature. Hopefully.

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RE: Honor, Responsibility, Dignity. - 1/21/2010 4:19:50 AM   
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Damn, lushy beat me to it.

The op is very young. As such I would expect that 7 out of 10 girls he knows have had bad breakups. I'm surprised the ratio isn't higher. This is how it goes in high school and college. Lots of drinking and accusations flying.

More importantly boys at this age are more immature on the average than the girls are. Plus then we have the experience factor. Remember folks, good judgment comes from experience. And where does that experience come from? Bad judgment.

Come back in ten or twenty years and you'll be surprised how the numbers have changed.

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RE: Honor, Responsibility, Dignity. - 1/21/2010 4:30:44 AM   
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Oh pleeeze not the ageist thing again.
the Op is 23 and could of had 5 years experience which is a lot more than many of the 40 year olds on here!
I think his post was well written but he just wasn't seeing the bigger picture but then I don't see that many 40 year old Doms seeing the bigger picture either.

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RE: Honor, Responsibility, Dignity. - 1/21/2010 4:35:19 AM   
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You're missing my point Maria which is that the subs he's talked to who have had all these terrible experiences are very young, and the other doms who are so much less honorable than him are also very young.

Can there be a mature 23 year old? Of course. How many of the average 23 year olds out there are mature enough to keep a relationship going long term? Damn few. It's a numbers game. Is he probably a little more mature than the average 23 year old? Most likely due to him having been in the military. Are all of his contemporaries going to have had the same experiences of being in danger overseas which makes you see what is and what is not important? Hell no.

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RE: Honor, Responsibility, Dignity. - 1/21/2010 5:05:21 AM   
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Although the slightly condescending tone of your *personal little rant* won't appeal to some people (including me ....lol. Ref NihulusZero's post) I'd be pretty pleased if any of my sons scribed your outlook regardless of whether they had D/s relationships or not.

There's a slightly romantic element regarding the power of a dominant ....but I'd rather stumble across a chap that saw the potential they have when encouraging someone else to be completely vulnerable, than one who didn't.

I hope you both stay around and take part in the future. It's nice to  see fresh faces.

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RE: Honor, Responsibility, Dignity. - 1/21/2010 5:08:23 AM   
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First of all, welcome to the forums. Both of you. You've obviously put a lot of thought into this, and you sound like a couple of really nice people. Thanks for sharing this.

Now. Having said that... I understand what you're saying and I respect your intentions. But the way it reads to me, it sounds as though you're overthinking and overromanticizing what's really a pretty basic relationship dynamic. It seems as though you're greatly overstating both the power of most dominants and the vulnerability of most submissives. And not only doing a disservice to both, but to yourself as well because it's blinding you to a reality that's much less complicated than the one you see.

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ORIGINAL: ItsAProcess
I've run into way, way, way, too many submissives who have been abused/harmed due to the selfish, immature, and/or just plain dangerous actions of so called 'dominants'. When 7 out of 10 submissives have a horror story that caused them great damage, I tend to think of that as prevalent, yes.



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ORIGINAL: ItsAProcess

Secondly? A Dominant needs to be held to a higher standard because, quite frankly, the amount of damage that can be done to a person through the power given to them is beyond staggering.



This is where it loses me. This premise is where it falls apart for me, and along with it your whole argument - to the extent that a great deal of your argument hangs from the flawed premise. "Beyond staggering?" "Horror stories" about "great damage" caused by dangerous dominants? Who are these people, and why are they so different than almost all of the dominants and submissives I've met in the 30+ years I've been living this lifestyle?

People are people. Dominants are no more potentially destructive than any other relationship partner, and in my experience, if a submissive is that easily and that frequently damaged that badly, it's not because they're submissive - it's generally because they tend to make bad relationship choices and lack basic coping skills. If they weren't submissive, they'd be the ones regaling people with stories about how badly they were damaged by the vanilla jerk they used to date.  If 7 out of 10 of them have been damaged that badly, they need to ask themselves what it is about them that put them in that position and left them that wounded. They don't need better dominants; they need better relationship skills.

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ORIGINAL: ItsAProcess
Yes. they are principles that anyone, vanilla or kinky, can use. But I believe that as a Dominant one must hold themselves to a standard higher than the common man/woman. That's how it relates.


Isn't that just another way of saying ordinary people are a level below dominants? I see a real arrogance in this, unintended though it may be. I agree with you that dominance is largely about leadership, and leadership is largely about principle and accountability, but I don't agree that there's anything special about dominants. See, the thing is, dominants are common men and common women. Common men and common women who (like many common men and common women) happen to be in leadership roles. People who would certainly be well-advised to aspire to the philosophy you articulate, but not because they're  dominants and therefore of a higher order - simply because they're human beings, and human beings who live their lives in accordance with those principles live more meaningful and honorable lives.



I wholeheartedly agree with Panda and also welcome you to the boards. Your nick is very appropriate: It is a process. Enjoy it!

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RE: Honor, Responsibility, Dignity. - 1/21/2010 5:21:40 AM   
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You're missing my point Maria which is that the subs he's talked to who have had all these terrible experiences are very young, and the other doms who are so much less honorable than him are also very young.


But we don't know he has had young submissives DesFip. He could of had submissives older than himself ?


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Can there be a mature 23 year old? Of course. How many of the average 23 year olds out there are mature enough to keep a relationship going long term? Damn few. It's a numbers game. Is he probably a little more mature than the average 23 year old? Most likely due to him having been in the military. Are all of his contemporaries going to have had the same experiences of being in danger overseas which makes you see what is and what is not important? Hell no.


We don't know what life experience he has. When I was 23 I had been married, widowed and had escaped a war torn country with a young child in my arms. I remember at around 25 being told 'your only a youngster, you need some life experience under your belt!' and this came from an older person that had no real life experience! People shouldn't jump to conclusions over someones age.

I understand what your saying about 'averages' Des but we don't know this man or these women and so we can only make assumptions.
I apologize for snapping but I have a real trigger when it comes to age versus experience.


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RE: Honor, Responsibility, Dignity. - 1/21/2010 5:41:05 AM   
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Oh boy. So. There is a whole lot of things to reply to on this thread. One last reply upon my part when it came to my intentions with the post, as well as a couple other, lesser, matters, should be more than enough to handle and clarify some apparent mis understandings.

Kinky vs Vanilla: There is in no way that I believe a Dominant is better, stronger, higher naturally. The human condition means that we are all born equal. Male and Female, submissive and Dominant, Straight and Gay. I am not going to bother responding to the folks who did not read my warning above the post and tired the take the whole thing in a sexist direction.

Years of Experience? -Chuckles- Does it really matter what my age is? As a way to address that particular concern let us say that I have drawn my observations and beliefs from a wide range of age groups. Not just those who are young and pretty. But there is a correct point in that I am not.. impressed.. with the actions of my contemporaries.

Evelyn, my dear, Thank you for coming to my defense. It is always good to hear and see what what I do is fulfilling to someone.

I feel the need to reiterate. Just because it seems the major point of contention was a supposed, inferred, superiority. In this regard I must say that is not in any way my intention. A higher standard does not infer a higher ability, does not infer a higher priviledge or range of possibility. It does not mean a higher intelligence/strength/wisdom/charisma.. or anything of the sort. It simply means that you have to be better.

Perhaps others view it as overly romantic. As going over-the-top. But you know. I'd rather be over the top and honorable, than just another one of the horde of people who have come, joined the lifestyle because it sounds like a 'great way to get laid' (As I heard one describe to another at a club, a year or so ago.) Or because it feeds an obsessive-compulsive need for control.

Panda, thank you for remaining polite and your points are well taken. I shall consider all that you've had to say for a time.

DesFIP. I don't go to college. And I don't drink heavily, nor do I involve myself with those who do, especially on a relationship level. Or partying, or drugs. But I can understand where your thoughts come from. Please, however, keep in mind that your seeming point is a generalization and not the truth every time.

allthataz. Thank you for coming to my defense, even if you happen to disagree with some of my points. Maturity is Always welcome.

To the rest? I hope that, at the least, the conversation has been stimulating. It seems I got a few folks riled up and that's always a sign of touching upon a delicate subject. A good night and day to you, folks, and you can rest assured that I'll be sticking around.

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RE: Honor, Responsibility, Dignity. - 1/21/2010 5:42:07 AM   
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But we don't know he has had young submissives DesFip. He could of had submissives older than himself ?


His current submissive is 31, if my memory serves me from perving her profile earlier.  She seems to have a very romanticized view of the dominant/sub relationship, as do many other women her age and older.  It's not necessarily wrong if it works for them, but I tend to not subscribe to it myself. 

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RE: Honor, Responsibility, Dignity. - 1/21/2010 5:43:39 AM   
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It simply means that you have to be better.


Better than..... what?


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RE: Honor, Responsibility, Dignity. - 1/21/2010 5:50:44 AM   
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Warning: I'm going to refer to submissives as She and Doms as He, generally. this is not because I do not believe positions can't be reversed or that Dommes or malesubs are lesser in any way, but simply because it's easier for me. this post, is however, aimed primarily at MaleDoms. Simply because that is where my experience lies.


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RE: Honor, Responsibility, Dignity. - 1/21/2010 5:55:21 AM   
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RE: Honor, Responsibility, Dignity. - 1/21/2010 6:11:53 AM   
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Oh pleeeze not the ageist thing again.
the Op is 23 and could of had 5 years experience which is a lot more than many of the 40 year olds on here!
I think his post was well written but he just wasn't seeing the bigger picture but then I don't see that many 40 year old Doms seeing the bigger picture either.


You may be the exception, not the rule. It is a fact that people become less irresponsible and self absorbed as they get older and males do mature at a slower rate. The O.P. is talking about male dominants. Yes, I did make an assumption when I saw he complained the 7 out of 10 subs complained about being dropped by the wayside.

An argument can be made that some men never grow up and remain selfish. That however, would be really negative of me and may not come from the best space either. We do tend to be defined by our experiences either way.

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RE: Honor, Responsibility, Dignity. - 1/21/2010 6:13:51 AM   
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ItsAProcess...great screen name.

First, welcome to the boards...it's always nice to have fresh meat, er...I mean fresh insight.

Ok, I read your original post and I have to ask, the things you mention...honor, responsibility and dignity...why do you feel these are more important for a person who identifies as a dominant as opposed to just people in general?

When I started exploring D/s and BDSM, one of the first things I learned was to realize that no matter how a person labels themselves...dom/me/top, sub/slave/bottom, switch...I was still just meeting people.  Nothing amazingly special about them except that we all enjoyed something a little more in our personal relationships.  Because of that, the same qualities I looked for in other people I became involved with didn't change...integrity, honesty, wisdom, character.  The qualities you mention don't seem more important, in my opinion, simply because you slap a D/s label on them.  They are qualities I look for in people I allow into my life in an intimate sense.

As for women being taken advantage of and tossed to the wayside...again this has less to do with D/s and everything to do with relationship and life skills.  There will always be users just like there will always be those used...doesn't matter what label or flavor you apply to the person/relationship.  There will always be those whose's standards are low which leaves them open to being taken by anyone. 


I get the impression you have set yourself to a higher standard based on your view of D/s and if that's the case and it works for you then wonderful.  I for one have standards regardless or in spite of my label that are high and no amount of D/s or BDSM will affect them. 






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RE: Honor, Responsibility, Dignity. - 1/21/2010 6:19:37 AM   
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But we don't know he has had young submissives DesFip. He could of had submissives older than himself ?


His current submissive is 31, if my memory serves me from perving her profile earlier.  She seems to have a very romanticized view of the dominant/sub relationship, as do many other women her age and older.  It's not necessarily wrong if it works for them, but I tend to not subscribe to it myself. 


Some of you guys would make good lawyers! always look at the case notes so you can analyze before you go into court. Perhaps we should remember that this isn't a court and we really don't need to read the case notes. This is about answering a post and joining in with an opinion surely? What this is not about is devaluing the op and his submissive.
ItsAProcess started a post and asked questions. What he didn't ask was for his and his submissive relationship to be diagnosed.

I am not sure why you felt the need to point out that the ops sub has a romanticized view that obviously works for them (your words) but you don't subscribe to it? Surely if it works for them then nothing else matters?

Whilst I disagree about all the sub victims, I do not disagree with the rest of his post about honor and I slap my own wrist because I should of stated that in my initial post.



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