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RE: When did you realize your submissive nature? - 5/25/2010 3:54:49 PM   
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I was not aware of this aspect of my personality until a tv friend suggested we try some role play, starting off with some foot worship and light chastisement it went from there.  I was very surprised to find both how much I enjoyed all aspects of my first submission, as well as how much pleasure can be had from pleasing others and concentrating purely on that.

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RE: When did you realize your submissive nature? - 5/25/2010 7:33:51 PM   
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I enjoy having my life revolving around a man. I think that is the submissive side of me. And I like being lead in bed, and I do not like to take the lead in bed.

Unfortunately, I think trust issues and practical real life matters, like simply just keeping yourself financially secure lead me to be a very dominant personality in my vanilla life. I do want control in alot things in my real life as I'm always afraid to leave it 100% to a man, and if he abandons me, I'm screwed.

I've been told I'm not submissive by many doms because of certain things I couldn't let go of control. I feel in this day and age, in reality, I don't really wanna fuck myself over totally, chasing my fantasy, too scared about that.

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RE: When did you realize your submissive nature? - 5/26/2010 5:18:25 PM   
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forsaken.....you just told my story. how'd that happen? lol

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RE: When did you realize your submissive nature? - 5/26/2010 6:39:20 PM   
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I first physically realized it during the summer of 95 when I went weekly to Sandy Hook's nude beach and used to let a guy jerk off to my feet every week.
He never touched me. But I found myself getting pedicures for him.
Mentally, I've been submissive my entire life.

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RE: When did you realize your submissive nature? - 5/26/2010 6:52:31 PM   
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quote:

ORIGINAL: bestheadyet

forsaken.....you just told my story. how'd that happen? lol


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RE: When did you realize your submissive nature? - 5/26/2010 7:44:22 PM   
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Yep.  I agree.

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RE: When did you realize your submissive nature? - 5/28/2010 4:51:11 PM   
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I realized I was submissive when I was being abused by a woman I loved. Mixed in with my sane resentment and my detached bemusement of her hostility was an interesting and intense pang of sublime adoration. It took me a while to get around to looking at myself honestly in this regard. It turns out, for some reason I won't pretend to know, that in my case bliss results from being subjected to naked assertion of power. I am not sure if it's because intimacy is at its purest when emotions are most straightforward, or if because I am emotionally masochistic and so will love anyone who provides me with the pain I need.

She was surprising me by being such a fucking bitch, out of nowhere, showing a side of herself I had not seen before, and despite the normal revulsion I felt, somehow her antagonism tapped into my psyche in a profound way, hooked me, left me helpless except to love her all the more. Since then I have abandoned any illusions about being valued or appreciated. I accepted her abuse and with it my demotion into worthlessness. Being submissive is how I connect now. I think, of course all I can be is an object of abuse and disdain. Then when I am abused and disdained, the world seems right on track and I am in my happy place. I don't matter except as far as I can be used by someone who couldn't care any less about me. My will is secondary to my need to be dominated. The dominant who controls me is doing me a favor, giving me something to do, and some way to matter. On my own I am just some guy waiting to be told what to do.

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RE: When did you realize your submissive nature? - 5/29/2010 10:42:10 AM   
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In high school. My first boyfriend was a total alpha male and the second was the same, but pretty kinky. I was totally happy with it.

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RE: When did you realize your submissive nature? - 5/29/2010 4:50:06 PM   
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i only "realised" it a year ago. Before that, i just thought i was crazy, or something. i had always had these bizarre fantasies, even as a very young child. When i was four, i used to mastrubate to the idea of God punishing me. And then, afterwards, Jesus would come and tend the wounds. That's fucked up, i know. i think it stems from father issues. My dad was an abusive jerk. i had all sorts of fantasies about being tied up and tortured. i never told anyone. i thought i might be crazy. i also thought i was a really bad person. You know how in Great Expectations, Pip feels guilty all the time, even as a child, when he hadn't done anything wrong? That's how i felt-- like i deserved to be punished for committing some unknown sin.

This feeling was exacerbated by situations in real life. When i was 18, my parents made me move out, even though i was suicidal. i couldn't go to college because they were having financial problems and didn't tell me till the last minute. i couldn't qualify for financial aide because their income was too high. i ended up living in a series of dangerous living environments, and finally got so sick of it that i preferred to live in my car. The people who i chose to be friends with were jerks and treated me like shit. i worked a series of jobs where i was verbally abused. It's really hard to explain, now. Why did i let this happen? For whatever reason, being treated badly just felt right. i think it had to do with having low self esteem.

Then, a year ago, i was working in this coffeehouse, and this guy (who was a Dom) started asking me all these weird questions, and it got me thinking. i didn't realise He was a Dom; i didn't even know what that was (i come from a really sheltered background, okay?) i guess he figured out that i was submissive before i even knew it myself. At first, i played it off, like i didn't understand, but then i went on the internet to figure out what He was talking about. I guess that's how i finally figured it out, in the end. Eventually, i got so freaked out at work that i just quit, but by that time i had come to a better understanding of myself.

Anyway, that's how i figured it out.

P.S. If you're interested, i have written journal entries about it, but there are so many entries that you might have to search to find the right ones. They're in there somewhere. The ones that mention Johnny, Martin, or the coffeehouse.
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RE: Masochists, are they made or born? And what is a t... - 6/1/2010 11:03:46 PM   
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Sorry, i just tried to copy this, and it didn't work.

< Message edited by gungadin09 -- 6/1/2010 11:06:29 PM >

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RE: Masochists, are they made or born? And what is a t... - 6/3/2010 1:56:58 AM   
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OK this is a story worth telling.

I met my first Master through mutual friends in an MMORPG.  He caught my interest but at the time I had no idea why and it wasn't sexual to me, just I liked being with him.  When we started talking outside of gaming, I was amazed at his insight and the depth of his character, his strength and sensitivity.  He seemed to me a walking contradiction, so powerful and singularly capable, yet delicate in a way I can't explain.  I was always on my toes, he challenged me at every moment intellectually and emotionally, yet made it clear how rare and precious to him our understanding was.  I had no idea what would happen, but today I think he saw the writing on the wall.

I spoke of how my husband was a good man, and how I loved him.  Yet we just didn't connect, for years really, and I think I never admitted how lonely I had been.  I learned later that he suffered secretly from an emotionally crippling addiciton, but at the time I just thought that's what marriages do (get cold).

My new friend and I shared so much about heartbreak and loss, and we grew close very quickly.  I remember feeling a sort of constant tragedy when I spoke to him; I held him in such immensely high regard and it wounded me deeply that he had no love in his life.  He was trying to start something with a lady, which I encouraged happily, and he told me of a D/s relationship he'd had in the past.  We did discuss sex, but it was peripheral to the experiences behind it.  He also talked about something I asked him not to, but him pushing that boundary was so healing for me, and I trusted him implicitly, though at the time I had no idea we had already spent a year establishing the kind of trust other D/s couple only dream of.

My husband didn't like me talking to game friends much.  He was suspicious of their intentions and it made me angry that he didn't trust me, and I resented being restricted from conversations that brought so much to my life.  (Really this was me railing against giving up my soul for his insecurities).  My friend told me to respect his boundaries, but insteaed I hid my conversations; this was the beginning of my falling from grace.

My feelings for my friend changed quickly as I became aware of my own hungers and desperately intruigued by how he could fill them.  Our desire was so intense; I realized I had fallen in love, and for the first time I felt complete.  In short order I gave myself to him, in secret, and while the situation was terribly stressful, it was bliss; I wanted nothing else in my life but him, all else was chores for I lived only to see him again.  I was, as he says, a pain in the ass to train, but worth it.  It wasn't that I didnt love my husband, or my work, or my son, but I was SO EMPTY for so long--in hindsight, the feeling was so powerful I should have quit everything for a month to get my bearings in my true identity, but in my efforts not to hurt anyone (silly, I know) I kept up appearances.

It all came out when my husband found my collarme account.  I told him the truth, I was not ashamed, but I was sad he was hurt.  For three days he crucifed me, then guilt over his own secret overcame his shame and he confessed his 6-year addiction.  I didn't react well....I ran to my Master.

I stayed there for a few days and then decided I would return to my husband.  The decision ripped my very heart from my body, but I could not walk out on a man who had commited to changing his life and who adored me despite everything I had done.  I agreed to be "just friends" with my Master, and we cried together over the phone for days.

I felt dead, and with nothing to hide behind, all the ugliness of our marital past came tumbling over us.  Our trust was in a pile of rubble, and it would have been much easier to leave...but I knew I couldn't run, not this time.  It probably wouldn't work, I thought, but I'll be damned if I cave in.  I was galvanized by finally knowing myself and I will never give up myself again.

At first I thought I just wouldn't have a satisfying sex life because he had never even heard of Dominance, but then I had to acknowledge that I do need that and without it we will not last.  We fumbled through every possible misunderstanding and miscommunication and embarassment that noobs could encounter, all the while trying to establish him as a safe place for me, which has been a long journey in itself.  It was a goddam nightmare for both of us, for months, and I had to do it alone.  We decided to avoid sex until we were both feeling connected and safe.

The good news is that he has discovered how intoxicating my submission is, just in little ways, and is eager to earn it by first mastering himself.  I do not know what the future is right now but there is hope.

I still sometimes feel broken, but I am glad today that I stuck it out, because we are forging each other and we are both so much more than the other ever knew.  If we discover in the end that we are simply not compatible then I can move on knowing we both tried our best.  But right now things are looking better and I'm feeling closer to him than I ever did.  If I can't be with my husband, there is only one other man I would want, my first Master, though I expect he would not have me now, because I broke his heart.  But going through the pain was necessary...no one can diminish me now, I've earned the right to be me through my own suffering, and I know now I will be OK, relationship or not.

It has been good for me to tell this story.  I did it without asking either of the men involved, though both may read it. One day I may submit control over such things again...I pray I do.


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RE: Masochists, are they made or born? And what is a t... - 7/2/2010 7:51:45 PM   
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For me it was with neighborhood kids during what was later called "latchkey" time, after school and before parents got home from school.  Age, inclination, and sorting out of relative power all came together and though we didn't name it at first as anything sexual, I was the sub and it fit.  It just grew from there, but never really changed. 

Without the internet we had no names for what we were doing and no sense that anyone else ever did such things.  When all that broke out later in my life, it was like a fog lifting.

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RE: When did you realize your submissive nature? - 7/5/2010 8:20:17 AM   
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I first realized it a couple of months ago, when I first learned about BDSM and D/s relationships. But until then all I knew was I enjoyed being bound and blindfolded while my ex waxed, fucked, or otherwise played with me. I would have my most intense climaxes after a particularly brutal slapping/spanking session and thought "gee there must be something wrong with me." I didn't know this was stuff other people enjoyed.
So, since I was about 18 I guess I was into it. I am 31 now and in a vanilla relationship, but I really miss the "beast". ;)

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RE: When did you realize your submissive nature? - 7/5/2010 11:26:42 PM   
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"dominant in personality, but submissive in relationship in orientation". Great way to put it! thanks. I have a very dominant personality. I've gone through life being bossy and for the most part controlling and manipulating the men I dated. I learned at an early age how to bat my eyelashes and pout and smile and boys and men melted. I could play cute and get away with murder. Then I met my Master. Our relationship did not start as Master and slave. It started very innocently as friends, however he did not allow the cutesy shit at all. When things progressed to a sexual nature I started to see how it turned me on to please him, and not the other way around. His kisses were dominating his body language commanded respect. I would try to pose for him, walk sexy, pout to get his attention. Not allowed! He tells me what he wants and I give it. It was about 3 years ago that I discovered this side of myself and can't imagine my life any other way.
I'm still a bossy bitch with everyone else, Master loves my attitude and feisty personality. In the bedroom it's a different story... To be tied and blindfolded, waiting with total anticipation, wondering exactly when and where the next sharp smack is going to land on my soft skin....Total bliss for me!

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RE: When did you realize your submissive nature? - 7/6/2010 7:00:04 AM   
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I recall in high school a girl's foot accidentally kicking me through the hole in the back of the chair and getting me in just the right spot. After the second time it happened, I started to look forward to it. At some time in college, I saw a picture of a woman with a strap-on around her waist. That image was sexy and powerful. I wanted to submit to her even though I had no idea who she was. That is when I realized I was submissive.

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RE: When did you realize your submissive nature? - 7/6/2010 7:43:35 AM   
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for me it was early in life, i had a female friend was older than me and sum what mean, yet i ran around with Her, anyway knowing she treat me like shit. so she is the one who transformed me, deep down inside of me i loved it and still do.
Not sure of the age, just knowing it was around JR high

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RE: When did you realize your submissive nature? - 7/6/2010 8:28:18 AM   
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I always laugh about this.  In the back of my mind, I know I always knew.  Of course, it took a very amazing vanilla guy to help stir the pot for me.  We'd been together for three years and I thought everything was perfect.  He'd proposed to me after a really hellish situation, and then never went through with it.  I was feeling really insecure.  Who proposes and then doesn't follow through?  Where was my ring?  Was it a mistake?  Wasn't I good enough?  We went to a party one night, I had waaaaay to much to drink, and I confronted him about it.  It was a mistake.  -Shrugs.-  So I started to search for something, anything to save our relationship.  I stumbled onto Collarme and got into the chat rooms.  I met a "dom" who said he'd be willing to help me.  I was so heart-broken about being told that the proposal was a mistake that I jumped at the chance to be helped.  I wanted to save my relationship!  It turns out that the "help" that was being offered was more to his benefit than mine.  I started having feelings for this guy, and so I ended up breaking off my relationship with the vanilla guy.  It didn't seem right to stay in that relationship. 

Anyways, to make a long story short, I learned my lesson, but I also learned and accepted who I was. 


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RE: When did you realize your submissive nature? - 7/6/2010 9:04:57 AM   
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I am not submissive by nature at all. However, I knew I was turned on by thought of being controlled from a very young age. I even used to get excited when cartoon characters tied someone up!

Lucky for me I met my first love at age 18 and he happened to be a Dom.

Great introduction into love and BDSM all in one package. After 4 years with him, I never had another vanilla relationship, why would I?

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RE: When did you realize your submissive nature? - 7/6/2010 9:11:22 AM   
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My first experience was when I was in elementary school... for some play reason (hide and seek?) I was burrowed in a sleeping bag while playing at a friend's house. She sat on the end and wouldn't let me out. I loved it... didn't know why or what was going on, but it felt great. In my innocence I asked her to do it again after she let me out, and in hers she was bored with that game and we went on to do something else, but I never forgot...

Now that I'm older I know more about what was going on, and it amazes me still how intense the desire was (and is!). It's not like the pop psych's say; I had a pretty normal and loving childhood and was a fiend for femdom even before I got out of the fourth grade. A number of people have posted that they were very young in this thread; I wonder how many were still way south of puberty?


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RE: When did you realize your submissive nature? - 7/6/2010 9:14:10 AM   
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quote:

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A number of people have posted that they were very young in this thread; I wonder how many were still way south of puberty?




Yeah... i too was way south of it.

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