Jaybeee
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ORIGINAL: Jaybeee I suppose in my heart of hearts, the apex of my desires is an utterly powerful, but utterly dedicated woman. A slave who could whip me in both an arm-wrestle AND a game of Chess, it would be worth ignoring my dom nature for such a woman, but preferably she still desires nothing more than to serve me. Strong, yet as submissive to ME as she is dominant over others. She "conquers" me through strategised servility, without firing even the opening shot in some infantile gender war, regales me with her superior knowledge of the world over coffee in the kitchen, answers the check-in lady with a "Yes, I packed this bag myself at my master's bidding" (kisses me lovingly, eyes never leaving the check-in lady), at the other end carries ALL our bags off the carousel in St Barts to the taxi, loads the 50Ib suitcase in the back with a frown asking, "You absolutely sure you didn't leave anything off the packing list?" That too is what dominant women tend to desire in a partner - strength *and* submissiveness. We're not so different after all, neh? T'would certainly appear we're not!! quote:
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Though unless I marry Becca Swanson (be still, my breakfast!), as a bodybuilder myself a woman physically overpowering me is never gonna happen; I had a playfight with a girlfriend who was my height at 170Ibs well-toned, (one of the above-mentioned fitness girls), the 'fight' ended when I threw her lengthwise across the bedroom to land on her bed. And the fun began. While rough body play is fun, you may be confusing the ability to physically overpower with dominance and leadership qualities. Animal wranglers routinely work with animals like horses, elephants, killer whales, lions, bears, etc, that could without question overpower any human being alive. Yet there is also no question who is in charge, or who is dominant, either in the mind of the trainer or in the mind of the animal. Brute force is actually far less relevant to establishing and maintaining dominance, and in fact it tends to not work very well. You certainly can beat and force an animal, or a human. What you get with those tactics is not a willing submissive but a captive. There is a significant risk that such a creature will turn on you in any unguarded moment, and certainly it will escape as soon as it can. Old school animal wranglers from the "chair and whip" school didn't know any better method, and a good number of them ended up maimed or dead. Modern methods are far more reliable, and produce a genuinely willing service animal that strives with all of its might to please the trainer. I'm not impressed by the occasional holdouts who try to tell me that brute force is relevant when we're talking about establishing a sustainable long term dominance relationship. Doesn't matter if the subject is bipedal. Oh, those girls and I didn't part ways because I was too rough or not caring enough for their needs. You've clearly given this topic a great deal of thought, which is a boon. I've always loved the idea of humans being merely more intelligent animals, but still subject to the same underlying drives and urges as them. And did anyone ever tell you, there's something VERY arousing about being coached to dominate a woman BY a woman?
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