RE: Bratty, Bedroom, just-a-bottom, do-me,fake, SAM, TF... - 8/8/2010 2:05:04 AM
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lally2
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ORIGINAL: marie2 .There's too many people on both sides, acting the way they think a "dom" or a "sub" should act, instead of just being themselves and finding someone compatible. I see this especially with "new" doms and subs who come out here and think they need to take lessons and notes on what they're supposed to say and do. After a while, I think most people outgrow that frame of mind and come to the realization that it's all about what works for them as individuals. (Oh, and just call Northerngent a chap. He loves that.) youve put the entire process into a nutshell, right there youre right, i think people eventually go a full circle. they realise that they had all of necessary components afterall and then it all makes sense and off they go. but clearly there is some value in that. i think it was laurell who said, not until you drop the 'I' and concentrate on the 'Us' can you really go forward. understandably enough it is all about I to start with. I want this and that and I need this and that, furnished with fantasies and a real need and hunger to explore it for themselves. its actually realising that it is a relationship and not all about two people trying to get their needs met. in there is the Ds or Ms dance - the symbiosis of type. i personally believe that a sub needs to understand how a Dominant ticks and a Dominant needs to understand how a submissive ticks for the relationship on that level to work. but in that is also the fact that no two people are the same and that each relationship is completely unique as a result. there is no right or wrong after that. but until that understanding happens there can be a whole heap of right and wrong to get through and learn about. like most learning processes its insidious. the journey, if reflected back on, shows a long path for many, of twists turns, blind alleys and dead ends. its all a learning process and in that process most of us learn a whole heap about ourselves too.
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So all I have to do in order to serve him, is to work out exactly how improbable he is, feed that figure into the finite improbability generator, give him a fresh cup of really hot tea ... and turn him on!
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