OrpheusAgonistes -> RE: Do any of you Dominants have a desire to make your submissive more dominant? (5/21/2010 5:32:08 PM)
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This is told so well and is so true, that it deserves this kind of font. Just this is enough to make the entire thread worthy. This explains real submission and is a really great counterargument to people like me who might think that submissiveness is caused by low self esteem. Maybe some rare instances of submissiveness are really caused by low self esteem, but I believe and hope that the overwhelming majority of submissives are submissive for the reasons mentioned in the quoted text. This is like when Sky Masterson has his sudden scenery chewing phony epiphany to convince Sarah Brown that he's a reformed sinner so she'll go away with him to dinner in Havana so he can win the bet with Nathan Detroit so....wait everybody is a big fan of cheesy musical theater right? Right? Oh. Anyway. As the "Oh Lordy, Lordy I see the light" schtick goes, this is weak. The OP is either utterly daft or a completely tone deaf troll. Actually, it could be a both/and situation rather than an either/or. Lally offers a lovely explanation for one person's feelings about submission. It's stated with an enviable clarity and a nice elegance. So kudos. I'm always a little jealous when someone says something so well. That said, the OP originally presented as cognitively closed to the idea of submission. He wanted someone to "submit to him" (oh, and maybe top him, every now and then, because he's so dominant he needs to be able to dominate someone into topping him) but had no idea why someone might ever want to do this. Unless it was because of "low self-esteem." Then, after only one extremely well written post, he has seen the light! Explosions have gone off in his head! It all suddenly makes sense! It doesn't work that way. This is like the closeted frat boy who goes to a gay bar "as a joke" and chats up every muscular older dude he sees saying things like "I mean, I just don't get how two guys could do that with each other. It just doesn't make any sense to me. Because I'm so straight. I'm never going to understand it. Could you...show me?" The other option is that the OP is a ten penny provocateur who hasn't quite learned to use a little bit of shading and texture when he jumps from one rhetorical extreme to the other just to keep things stirred up. The world will likely never know. Chiefly because the world will likely never be too interested.
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