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RaceBannon -> RE: For new(ish) girls: A Guide to Finding That Ideal Dom (2/10/2011 8:12:24 AM)

I'm not sure I see reason "to discuss," because most replies here are not discussions but rants. I have no problem discussing.

Which points would like to discuss?




IrishMist -> RE: For new(ish) girls: A Guide to Finding That Ideal Dom (2/10/2011 8:13:18 AM)


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ORIGINAL: RaceBannon

I'm not sure I see reason "to discuss," because most replies here are not discussions but rants. I have no problem discussing.

Which points would like to discuss?

If you have to ask that question, then perhaps you are correct. Any discussion with you would be a wasted effort.




RaceBannon -> RE: For new(ish) girls: A Guide to Finding That Ideal Dom (2/10/2011 8:19:44 AM)

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After reading a bit more of this I just need to add that I find so much wrong with all of this.
You make it seem as if dominant men are more moral and ethical just better all around than other people and that submissive women are poor poor things that need such guidance in choosing a mate.
Perhaps it's perpetuating this belief that leads to the problems some submissive women have in choosing someone who isn't trollish or abusive.

Strong, confident people really don't need this spelled out for them.


But the new are often neither strong nor confident and instead often a confused lot. There seems to be a great deal of replies here inferring that I speak like Daddy to widdle gurl, yet one only has to read new submissive profiles or their post of frustration to understand that there is need for a bit of advice. Replies here state the post is the exact opposite of good advice, yet almost all advice offered in its place is for the most part discussed in the post.

If you don't feel some submissives need guidance, why are there so many forum here and upon other sites offering advice?

I'm not sure I understand your point.




RaceBannon -> RE: For new(ish) girls: A Guide to Finding That Ideal Dom (2/10/2011 8:20:59 AM)

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one thing a competent dominant will have is an innate understanding understanding of what makes his prey tick

competent is not to be construed with good, saintly etc


I believe this was stated clearly in the post...




RaceBannon -> RE: For new(ish) girls: A Guide to Finding That Ideal Dom (2/10/2011 8:22:16 AM)

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I think most who write about the perfect master/dom/top, slave/sub/bottom etc, write about how they see themselves

I'd like to once read something from someone that sees them self as very flawed


The post states clearly the dom will make many mistakes and have no problem admitting them...

Fair enough?




RaceBannon -> RE: For new(ish) girls: A Guide to Finding That Ideal Dom (2/10/2011 8:25:05 AM)

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ORIGINAL: RaceBannon

-IT IS LIKELY a dominant will rarely send you a cock shot at first greeting and it is highly unlikely to have one on his profile. Photographic exhibitionism is more a submissive exercise. Dominants prefer to show off what they DO to someone rather than expose their own bodies for public viewing.


This was the funniest part.

I'm probably going to regret saying this, but:

There's a man who used to post on the boards. I'm pretty convinced he's everything he says he is in terms of dominance. And several ladies have told me that he has a very pretty cock, and that if it ever comes up in conversation I should totally ask for a shot.


Thus the reason it stated "IT IS LIKELY..."

There is no definitive dom or sub or switch, etc.




RaceBannon -> RE: For new(ish) girls: A Guide to Finding That Ideal Dom (2/10/2011 8:27:57 AM)

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Here's a tip or two; When your online experience gets to be too dangerous .. turn OFF the computer. When your online search gets to be too frustrating .. go out into the real world and get to know some folks toes to toes and see if there is some chemistry with any of them which causes you to want to explore further.


Excellent advice...




came4U -> RE: For new(ish) girls: A Guide to Finding That Ideal Dom (2/10/2011 8:29:08 AM)

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If you don't feel some submissives need guidance, why are there so many forum here and upon other sites offering advice?


Unsolicited,  advice rarely comes without a price around here.  I believe that is my point, You can play this roundabout all day long and I will go along for the ride, but eventually one of us will get dizzy and fall off. LOL




RaceBannon -> RE: For new(ish) girls: A Guide to Finding That Ideal Dom (2/10/2011 8:31:42 AM)

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Greetings Race,

I was a little taken aback initially by your user name. Given the accolades and positive contributions Mr. Bannon has made to the leather community


Race Bannon is a cartoon character from Johnny Quest; a show I liked when young. I had no clue he was a BDSM icon. News to me.




RaceBannon -> RE: For new(ish) girls: A Guide to Finding That Ideal Dom (2/10/2011 8:32:56 AM)


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ORIGINAL: porcelaine

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ORIGINAL: RaceBannon

The following was posted to another site, written by me but added to by many. It is merely a guide, not a set of rules for new submissives that are seeking mates online, or even out in the real world. It is not meant to offend, or be guidelines written in stone. For every suggestion there is exception, no two doms or subs are alike. It's simply a document to help those women who like many find the online BDSM site search frustrating or dangerous.


Greetings Race,

I was a little taken aback initially by your user name. Given the accolades and positive contributions Mr. Bannon has made to the leather community, I was uncertain if you were the individual bearing the same. Nonetheless, I extend a warm welcome in your direction.

As for your piece, I don't find it offensive in the least. I believe leather men have a markedly different approach during the mating stage that coincides with their principles and the nature of the relationship they're seeking. I don't believe this is necessarily better, but truthfully hinges on ones orientation and whether you're drawn in that direction or another one. For what it's worth the information you disclosed in the beginning about what shouldn't be articulated is in alignment with my personal beliefs. However, I recognize that others have an alternate stance on the subject and prefer to share more of themselves to prospective (unforeseen) suitors.

In terms of the behaviors mentioned, as you noted they run the gamut and while you referenced the individual as a dominant, I would insert gentleman in its place with the caveat that he's sincerely seeking to fill that place in his life. Whether it's temporary or permanent is not important, as neither should negatively impact ones breeding if they're inclined to display it. Overall, your piece provides a valid snapshot and offers timely reminders that may prove beneficial to those new and old. Although some may not find favor in what was stated, if your words resonate with one person that sincerely needed to hear them the gesture was not in vain.

Namaste,

~porcelaine

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In terms of the behaviors mentioned, as you noted they run the gamut and while you referenced the individual as a dominant, I would insert gentleman in its place with the caveat that he's sincerely seeking to fill that place in his life. Whether it's temporary or permanent is not important, as neither should negatively impact ones breeding if they're inclined to display it. Overall, your piece provides a valid snapshot and offers timely reminders that may prove beneficial to those new and old. Although some may not find favor in what was stated, if your words resonate with one person that sincerely needed to hear them the gesture was not in vain



Thank you, that was the point...




RaceBannon -> RE: For new(ish) girls: A Guide to Finding That Ideal Dom (2/10/2011 8:35:45 AM)

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i think the OP got alot of it right to be honest but even before i began to read the responses i knew the knee jerk reactions id read.

there is nothing wrong in guidelining people and giving them something to aim for.


I agree. I don't believe men are "dominant" or "not dominant." I think dominance is something to strive for, an everyday struggle. There are many times I feel less than dominant, and in some areas rarely dominant. It is an ongoing process, difficult but like faith and continually stepping in the path of God's word, an endeavor to strive as mightily as one can.




RaceBannon -> RE: For new(ish) girls: A Guide to Finding That Ideal Dom (2/10/2011 8:36:49 AM)

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I have found that if one does follow the rules of good manners, others who notice are more likely to follow suit.


In many ways, old-school manners are the essence of D/s.

Well put...




RaceBannon -> RE: For new(ish) girls: A Guide to Finding That Ideal Dom (2/10/2011 8:38:17 AM)

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I have NEVER (at least not that I can remember) had some woman throw my efforts in my face.


A couple of times in the 70's I was given harsh rebuke for opening a door for a lady...ooops!




osf -> RE: For new(ish) girls: A Guide to Finding That Ideal Dom (2/10/2011 8:39:49 AM)

the thing is the d that knows what subbies want can lie convincelingly




RaceBannon -> RE: For new(ish) girls: A Guide to Finding That Ideal Dom (2/10/2011 8:41:46 AM)

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The thing that is offensive to me and some others, is that there is a presumption that submissive women need help in figuring out what a Dom is or is not.


Then many of the forums here must offend you, for many offer advice on exactly that. Often new submissive women need help, often new (and old) dominant men need the same. The online or even offline experience for newbies is often daunting, filled with many voices telling you 'what is,' and 'what is not,' and like me when beginning it can be very confusing.

It's not a presumption for many don't need advice and use common sense, but unfortunately, many do not...




IrishMist -> RE: For new(ish) girls: A Guide to Finding That Ideal Dom (2/10/2011 9:00:01 AM)

Being such a 'dominant' man, you are aware are you not that one simple piece of advice is all that is needed for those newcomers?

It's really quite simple.

"If you are asked to behave in a way that you would NOT normally behave, if you are asked to do something that you would NOT normally do, then DON'T DO IT"

See. Simple.

The point that you seem to be missing is that BDSM relationships, despite claims to the contrary, are no different than that of ANY OTHER RELATIONSHIP and should follow the same instincts that you have within those relationships.




RaceBannon -> RE: For new(ish) girls: A Guide to Finding That Ideal Dom (2/10/2011 9:00:47 AM)

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This kind of thing just strikes me as yet another attempt to make bdsm seem so much more Special than it is to me. All those things that work in dating in the nilla world hold true here, and if you use your head in one area, you'll do just fine using it anywhere.


Thus was said at the end of the post, and if all women (or even men) would do just that, this post or others like it would never be written...

Good point.




RCdc -> RE: For new(ish) girls: A Guide to Finding That Ideal Dom (2/10/2011 9:12:16 AM)

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ORIGINAL: RaceBannon

But the new are often neither strong nor confident and instead often a confused lot. There seems to be a great deal of replies here inferring that I speak like Daddy to widdle gurl, yet one only has to read new submissive profiles or their post of frustration to understand that there is need for a bit of advice. Replies here state the post is the exact opposite of good advice, yet almost all advice offered in its place is for the most part discussed in the post.


I really hope you do not take this as an insult. But surely you realise that not only are there less than honourable people out there that are male and place themselves in the dominant role, there are many, many females who put down in their profiles that they are submissive and that they are new and that they know nothing... it's a form of manipulation, trickery and it's an easy way of drawing in the men who are genuine white knights.

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If you don't feel some submissives need guidance, why are there so many forum here and upon other sites offering advice?


Not everyone gives advice. Some people give examples. Some people just take the piss. Some people are here purely to wind up others. And some people are here for the camaradarie.

Oh and the occasional train wrecks.




IrishMist -> RE: For new(ish) girls: A Guide to Finding That Ideal Dom (2/10/2011 9:15:36 AM)

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Oh and the occasional train wrecks.

[:D]
They can be entertaining [8D]




Lockit -> RE: For new(ish) girls: A Guide to Finding That Ideal Dom (2/10/2011 9:16:26 AM)

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ORIGINAL: RaceBannon

I agree. I don't believe men are "dominant" or "not dominant." I think dominance is something to strive for, an everyday struggle. There are many times I feel less than dominant, and in some areas rarely dominant. It is an ongoing process, difficult but like faith and continually stepping in the path of God's word, an endeavor to strive as mightily as one can.



An every day struggle to be dominant? The struggle to strive to be dominant is likened to a relationship with god as in faith being difficult? Striving to be a better person isn't even that hard and if it is such a struggle I have a few questions.

If it is such a struggle, why are you advising newish women and missing a lot of details that could actually do them harm if they are so needy for information? Such as warning them of the smooth talkers.

If it is such a struggle to be a dominant... could you be something else naturally and are pushing to be something you aren't maybe because of god?

I had another, but I lost it... I need coffee. I am still morning half blind.

Okay I remembered what I wanted to say. Faith... belief... if you believe it then why is it hard to do what you believe? Oh I can see a slight struggle determining what is right to do in some situations, but a regular struggle? I would have to question whether you actually believe or have faith because you struggle so hard to live what you believe... then that would make me wonder about other things about you. Live your creed... if it is that hard to live your creed.... it isn't your creed.







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