Selectivelight -> RE: How to be a good dom? (10/4/2010 11:04:47 AM)
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While I object to being called a freak of any kind, I'll still be charitable and give you my two cents. Being a good dom isn't much different than being a good husband. So far as I've discovered at any rate. You need to be willing to take some measure of control, like you would leading a dance. Offering direction and clear explanation of the things you desire. If your partner is submissive, then they likely -want- to devote their efforts towards making you happy. If they are submissive, and they don't, you probably did something wrong and will be sleeping on the couch. All kidding aside, it's equally important to listen to their desires and needs. Most submissive women still have minds of their own, and want more out of their relationship than worshiping the ground you walk on. Find ways to better understand your partner's desires. EclipseAbove basically hit the nail on the head with one popular method. It's easier for most people to write out their feelings than to talk about them. But do put aside time to just listen. Also, since your relationship sounds to be just -turning- in this direction, and not based around it, do yourself, and your partner a favor. Sit down and have a talk about it, find out how important it is to her, and decide how much you want to pursue it. It sounds to me like you're a bit unsure of the idea. It's not hopeless, by any measure. It just doesn't look to be quite a natural fit. There's nothing inherently wrong with that, provided you're up for expanding some horizons and finding out how it suits you. Don't feel down if it turns out you just don't like that kind of relationship. I don't like roller coasters. Getting me on a hundred of them isn't likely to change that. I wish you the best of luck!
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