antinomy -> RE: How much of submission is sexual for you? (3/26/2010 8:27:25 AM)
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ORIGINAL: bondmaid123 I've really only recently started exploring the sort of "classic BDSM version of submission in the bedroom" stuff (and some of it creeps me out to no end.. lol). However, from a practical perspective, I've classified myself as submissive (according to the Gorean paradigm, not necessarily the definition I see used in the BDSM side of things) since I was 12 and had words for it. (I'm 37, so that's a very long time, and way longer than there's been any active involvement in my sex life with it.) you don't have to like it to do it This was not to me, I know....and while I agree, as I do lots of things on a daily basis I don't like doing, from taking out the garbage to mending a button(I hate sewing). That said, I do those things either because I have to (i.e., don't want to live in a house that wreaks of garbage) or because the benefit outweighs the dislike (why throw out a $50.00 blouse over a missing button?). However, in BDSM, why would anyone want to be in a relationship where they were constantly doing things they don't like to do? I mean, sure, obedience is called for when a person is owned. And sometimes we may do things we don't like to do in order to make our partners happy, or to be obedient to their demands. But, since we are talking consensual ownership, does it not make sense that the submissive would find a situation where, more often than not, he/she was content with what was happening the majority of the time, too? Even those that crave control have preferences, and if you constantly do things you don't like doing, I'm thinking you are in the wrong relationship.
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