Najakcharmer -> RE: Why is female supremacy accepted but not male supremacy? (4/30/2006 6:26:05 PM)
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ORIGINAL: Padriag Thank you ever so much for lumping all male dominants in with male supremists. How very endearing of you. You're quite right, they aren't the same thing. I was thinking from the point of view of the original questioner asking "where can I find men who feel comfortable being supreme", which probably wasn't what was actually being asked. Not all dominants are under the impression that their orientation is the only right one for everybody of their gender. quote:
I don't believe in the notion of universal equality. I do believe in fairness and equal opportunity. Thus I believe if we're going to have a female supremist option then we should have a male supremist option, or else remove them entirely (which would be my preference). If women can be Goddesses... then men can be Gods. If dominatrix's, domme's and mistresses can demand tribute, then doms and masters should be able to do so as well. In short, I'd like to see the elimination of the numerous double standards that are accepted daily in this lifestyle without question. BTW, I'm now accepting tribute, for a gift of just $19.95 you can have a pair of my smelly, unwashed work socks mailed to you (S/H not included), act now while supplies last (besides which I want to by new socks), some restrictions may be applied for an additional fee, offer not valid anywhere on planet earth, this was just more sarcasm, thank you for reading and have a nice day. Allow me to introduce you to the gay male D/s community, where doms and masters may demand tribute for items like their smelly, unwashed work socks, and get it, too. If you redirect your post to somewhere like http://www.footbuddies.com/ I bet it won't take long for you to actually get that twenty bucks. [8D] Men are willing and eager to pay for sexual services. Women, for the most part, are not. Does this promote inequality? Possibly it does, but I don't see this changing in the forseeable future.
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