ishyB
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ORIGINAL: ForeverOwned For those of you who are into humiliation by the way of being called horrible names and being put down by your partner, may i ask why and how that is a turn on? I enjoy being extremely humiliated by my owner. (The 'by my owner' being the important qualifier here.) I enjoy being put down to the point of not just crying, but sobbing hysterically; being so embarrassed that is wish I could crawl into the floor. I enjoy being made to feel like I am absolutely filth, and worthless, and disgusting. As to why I enjoy it. In terms of physicality, it sense blood rushing through my veins and makes me feel alive. It also makes me extremely horny and gets my clit throbbing hard enough to physically see it pulsing. In terms of emotional state, I enjoy being humiliated by him like that because it makes evident to me that he knows not only the good of me, but also the bad, and is acutely aware of the bad in me and yet STILL wants me after reminding me of the worse in myself, I feel extremely validated by him. For me to get in this dynamic with him, I first needed to know that he really cares about me, which is evident by the fact that he continues to keep me. At the end of being humiliated by him, the feeling that sticks is that he KNOWS me. ALL of me, the best and also the worse of me. And that after all is said and done, and he explored the most horrible sides of me... he still wants me. He wants all of me. So in a way, after being humiliated by him, I feel extremely cared for, validated and self confident in an odd and humble sort of way. quote:
ORIGINAL: ForeverOwned In the past my Owner has said things like "Come here you little slut." but, it's in a playful sexy manner. If he were to call me fat, ugly, stupid or anything in that vein i would be so wounded that i don't think i would never be the same again. thanks. While I don't mind being called a slut in a playful setting (and he does that a lot too) it has no real effect on me either way. I wouldn't respond much different to it then I would to him calling me a woman, or a slave, or any other term I self identify with. quote:
ORIGINAL: ForeverOwned Good news for her though. i found out that they had broken up about three months later. i was happy to hear that. i am sure though that there is more to that story, but for me that would of been enough. You really should be more careful with the way you phrase things. If you were happy they broke up because of reasons that run deeper then the scene you witnessed, then why the need to make it sound like that was the most important reason for her to break up with him? It's not because you can't understand humiliation that it isn't an important, enjoyable factor in other people's relationships. quote:
ORIGINAL: ForeverOwned It's not the turn on most people are made to believe it is. It's just a way to feel. I can assure you that it IS the turn on most people are made to belief it is. It has nothing to do with having 'a way to feel'. If I were you, I would refrain from making psycho analysis of behavior you indicated you don't understand at all. This statement would be like me saying: "masochists don't really like pain, they just make themselves endure it because they can't handle their own emotions, and are only using it as a substitute for genuine feelings, like cutters use a knife." I am an extremely confident person and very comfortable in my own skin in daily life. Like I said, I enjoy being taken out of that headspace on purpose, not because I belief it to be true, but because it makes me feel accepted for the whole me. In the end, it makes me feel safe, cared for and wanted. Seeing that there is no greater turn on to me then feeling like he wants to own the whole me, and humiliation makes me feel like that, it IS a huge turn on. quote:
ORIGINAL: ForeverOwned i was responding to what a poster said. i agree with her. There is always an underlying meaning to everything. For instance a operson is not 100 pounds overweight, because they love pie. An alcholic doesn't drink lose his family, his career, etc, just because he likes the way it taste. See above, especially my comment about masochists and cutters. Please stop placing negative meaning onto behavior you yourself admit you don't understand. Frankly, it's insultive, and not in a good way.
< Message edited by ishyB -- 1/31/2010 7:03:11 AM >
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