AAkasha -> Dominant women and the act of "Seduction." (12/1/2010 4:25:39 PM)
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What do dominant women think about the act of seduction - and what do submissive men desire (dream for?) regarding how a woman embraces seduction? I consider seduction to be a great deal of fun, a huge rush and a big part of my topping/dominant side, but it's not something I'm able to engage in nearly as often as I'd like. When I think of seduction, I think of it is as the process of luring a man into enduring acts or situations that go against his instinct, his ego, his comfort zone -- of course, not allowing anything bad to happen to him as a result -- but clearly directing the action. Seduction is most often seen as a sexually or sensually driven process - a man responding favorably against his better judgment because he's turned on or excited about the physically possibilities -- but seduction can also be a process of the mind. A man can be seduced by words, body language or ideas just as easily as by sex appeal, a "nice rack" or showing enough thigh. I learned as a teenager/college-aged woman that men liked to be seduced - they liked to be pursued - they liked to feel desired or even a bit objectified. I had no fear when it came to approaching men or trying to figure out how to seduce them -- my goal was always to 'seduce them into bondage' or whatever S&M games I had on my mind, and these were vanilla guys, so some seduction was required in order to get them to go along with it. The process was infinitely more exciting and rewarding to me if the vulnerability and fear were real, which made exploring the process even more compelling to me. At the same time, I never wanted to approach a man without substance, I was highly selective and extremely concerned with being perceived as exciting and alluring but not sexually available. It's also hard to explain, but I was more interested in finding a man to direct my attention toward, not trying to attract attention inward to toward myself. That requires a subtle kind of seduction, not a walk-into-the-room-and-advertise kind of seduction. Some femdoms I've met seem to enjoy female dominance more for a freedom FROM seduction; the desire to be appropriately courted after setting the standards, the desire to be on the receiving end of attention that they can mold and direct according to their needs. While I'm more of a fan of two-way-street relationships also, I definitely prefer to play the role of seductress or predator to queen or princess. Is seduction an act of dominance? Or is it merely an "act"? Akasha
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