ElanSubdued -> RE: An unexpected surprise (1/21/2011 8:16:28 AM)
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ThePeripatetic, I'm going to juxtapose the question because... well, just because. Contrary to popular folklore, dommes actually do kind acts for submissives. I've had more than one domme do something special in various situations - things that touched my heartstrings; significantly helped me in a time of need; gave me assistance with pedestrian, vanilla tasks that, none-the-less, needed to get done; showed affection; and remembered me on special, joyful days or days where I might be feeling sorrow. To add breadth and demographics to the plot, I have dominant friends who live on different continents and that have sent gifts and thoughts I greatly needed and cherished in times of need. Yes, I realize I'm being somewhat vague in regard to details. This is by design. I'm not one who feels the need to publish private aspects of my life on the Internet, but I will say more than once I've had to stop, regain my composure, and take stock of the entire feeling of enrapture when certain people have gone out of their way to let me know they were thinking of me. Acts of kindness happen in BDSM just as they do in vanilla interactions and they are most certainly bi-directional. Side note: Sorry if my post is, perhaps, a tad academic and lacking magic words (of the "feel-good" ilk) I believe your OP warrants. It's early. Work awaits. Presently, I'm wrapping my mind around tasks that have little to do with BDSM. Elan.
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