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seme -> RE: what is the switches job (6/7/2006 5:11:23 PM)

Plz i want somebody to tell me wht is the job of a switch and hw does dominant work as well.




Level -> RE: what is the switches job (6/7/2006 5:31:52 PM)

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ORIGINAL: BiteGirl

It's funny how you read the same stuff in different posts.
Maybe people should read older posts to get there answers.
I have nothing to add to this as my oppineon has alredy been stated.



Well, really, you could have saved yourself and us the trouble and not have posted anything.




Evanesce -> RE: what is the switches job (6/7/2006 8:34:26 PM)

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Plz i want somebody to tell me wht is the job of a switch and hw does dominant work as well.


We've already told you what the "job" of a switch is, and I'm not sure I understand what you mean by "how does dominant work as well."




LaMalinche -> RE: what is the switches job (6/8/2006 2:07:35 AM)

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ORIGINAL: seme

Plz i want somebody to tell me wht is the job of a switch and hw does dominant work as well.


Well. . . I am a dispatcher and a student. . . I suppose that is my job.

Dominant or submissive are just aspects.




JessieMe -> RE: what is the switches job (6/25/2006 8:49:02 AM)

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ORIGINAL: seme

Plz i want somebody to tell me wht is the job of a switch and hw does dominant work as well.


Switching... its not a just a job.. its an adventure...

(sorry couldnt help myself)




BuxomGoddess714 -> RE: what is the switches job (6/25/2006 7:46:15 PM)

I feel that Switches can offer D/s couples a lot of assistance in understanding eachother and that is Our job and responsibility to the Community.  We speak both the language of Dominance and submission, some of Us to the extreme on both sides.  We understand the heart of a Domme/Dom and the soul of a slave.  In a poly situation, the Switch is usually the glue that holds the Dom and subs together by understanding the needs of E/everyone.  We are the diplomat that can respectfully approach the Dom on the subs behalf.  We are the Mommy that can gently approach the subs with the Doms concerns.  We are the negotiator who sees the middleground.  We bring the balance of responsibility and play, respect and laughter.  We spin the sometimes seemingly opposing yin and Yang into a balance of harmony and fulfillment.

Be blessed,
Goddess




cyberdude611 -> RE: what is the switches job (6/26/2006 10:57:41 PM)

Well, I can only speak for myself and not for other switches. But I consider myself a switch because I seem to take a role based on the partner. With most dominant women, i act submissive. But if the woman is more submissive, I tend to act more dominant. I find it a little difficult to switch with the same person unless they are also a switch. I would probably have trouble topping a domme. But I wont have any trouble topping a sub. If that makes any sense...

I think also that BuxomGoddess741 is correct. Switches are often considered "neutral territory" for both subs and doms. A switch understands the desires, needs, and wants of both sides. A Dom sometimes cannot understand the submissive's point of view. A submissive sometimes cannot understand the Dom's point of view. This happens a lot. Since a switch plays both sides of the coin, he/she has a much better unbiased understanding of the entire lifestyle. If you are having a problem, disagreement, or argument with your parter concerning BDSM, then the best thing to do is find a switch. They will be the best mediator you could ever have.




Wild1sCatherine -> RE: what is the switches job (7/1/2006 1:28:41 AM)

hi there
i identify as a switch, my first relationship i was a sub, but am currently in ownership of my own sub, i still have cravings to sub to another ( i will not sub to my sub, blurs and confuses that line), to be flogged and whipped, as apposed to being sexually dominated. at this point in time i identify as a Domme, with sub cravings lol, Some people have described switches as people who want to have their cake and eat it too, i like to think of it as having the best of both worlds. . . .  hope this has helped




WindAssassin -> RE: what is the switches job (7/2/2006 9:02:53 AM)

Ok, I'm feeling that the poor person who asked this question in the first place is still left in the dark...lol. With all these posts, words get bantered about. Someone new to the scene may not understand the way in which these words are used. "Top" and "bottom" is used for who's doing the touching and who's getting touched. That can extend to things like "who's doing the whipping" "who's taking the initiative". Just because you're a "top" or "bottom" doesn't mean you're "Sub" or "Dom". A "Dom" may demand that his "Sub" carress him/her all over. In that case, the "Dom" is the bottom... receiving the attention. There's a book you may want to check out that helps explain not only this but many other concepts from the beginning in this lifestyle. It's called "The Loving Dominant" by John Warren, Ph.D.
Ok, now that everyone's totally confused......."Top" receives physical stimulus....."Bottom" gives it. "Dominant" orders and "Sub" as we all know, follows orders.... That's so generic, I cringe, but let's keep going.
  I see myself as a Switch. When I'm with someone. Depending on the particular moment and the "feeling" of the situation, I may .... here, here's a perfect example that people don't think of to easily explaing a switch. Ever seen a movie where the guy (regular movie here, folks... lol) throws the girl against the wall and starts to kiss the daylights out of her. Girls in the audience sigh with the sheer power of the feeling of being helpless to that moment on screen. Then as they get to kissing, the girl will push off the wall and send him into the other side of the hallway and start to kiss him senseless and take his clothes off. Many times in movies, that doesn't get played out from there to show who's being dominant in the bedroom, but that's an easy and beginning example of a switch.
Reading the other's emotions and getting that sense of what's happening is a big part of it. I think you have to be somewhat empathic to grab the right time, because if you're with a switch male.....like I am, there will come a moment when you're in the middle of everything, and it just happens....he gives a bit.....you start to push a bit....(not in the physical sense) tempting your limits. Where he was holding me by the wrists a moment ago, and we rolled over and now I'm on the physical top of him....and run my hands over his arms.....if he puts them above his head (almost an unconcious gesture of submission) then I keep going and hold them there....suddenly things shifted to me being Dom....
If you don't know if you're with someone who would like to Switch with you.....ask a few questions when you're getting in the mood, or even when you're taking a bit of a long drive to seem to pass the time. Ask if he/she was ever attracted to one of their teachers...most ppl have. It isn't an odd question. You can even start by giving your own example and asking for theirs.....Usually others share to make you feel not alone on such a subject. But that could open the door for many fantasies that start with you being a bit more Dom. If nothing else....let your partner know that you'd like to know what it's like to act Dom. Let them know that you like the way they do it and wonder what the sensations are like being in a bit more of a control position. Most understanding partners will be willing to at least talk about it. Maybe even set up a "one time thing" for you. Never know....they may like it enough to keep doing it on a regular basis....or schedule it out so they still feel in control. Remember that you're not in this scene alone....even if you're single. You pick a partner. Make sure it's someone that's going to understand that it's human to wonder about the other side of the fence.
Ok......I've definately rambled on enough. lol.....sorry all! Hope it helped out a bit more......maybe not.......can't wait to hear some of the responses!
Yours,
~WindAssassin




WindAssassin -> RE: what is the switches job (7/2/2006 2:10:56 PM)

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ORIGINAL: WindAssassin


Ok, now that everyone's totally confused......."Top" gives physical stimulus....."Bottom" receives


Well.....I was able to screw that one up completely! LOL....sorry all. I got myself confused. I am actually blond. Received AI (artificial intelligence) through hair dye! *chuckle* The above bold is how that sentence should actually read. Bad me....think I need a spanking.......*evil grin*




janiceleeinsc -> RE: what is the switches job (7/2/2006 2:20:40 PM)

I am Domme for the most part, but I started as a sub.  I was cross-trained as a sub  and Domme. 
A switch does not have a job.  Some switches are more Dominant than Submissive.    Some of the best Dominants I have met, are switches. 
It is all in the mindset.  For me, I tend to switch to submissive if I am around a stronger Dom/Domme than I am.   I get real nice at that point, and I enjoy chaning over some. 
It is usually in a Dungeon type setting that I will switch in.  To the rest of the world, I am Mistress.

Respectfully,
Mistress_Jan




nyiera -> RE: what is the switches job (7/2/2006 7:42:00 PM)

I agree with you completely and whole-heartedly, Goddess.  I could not have said it better myself.

I have not been in the lifestyle long, but I am under the Mentorship of a married M/s couple, and I have even noticed myself what changes have occurred since they have taken me into their House.

It's incredible, really...




SusanofO -> RE: what is the switches job (7/5/2006 10:00:02 PM)

This has been clarifying. I guess I might be a D/s (or Master-slave, someday)Switch.

- Susan




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