MasterSlaveLA -> RE: do you truely? (4/3/2011 3:50:47 PM)
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ORIGINAL: MasterSlaveLA I disagree... I've found, more often than not, "one of the root causes behind the problems many encounter when attempting to live in this fastion", is their "fantasy" of it all, versus the "reality" -- those who "desire" to be owned by another (as property... no matter the point said "desire" surfaces), are not doing so from a place of kink/sex games (i.e., the primary motivation), but because they "desire" to be "owned" and to "belong" to one that's earned this position of authority, and proven themselves capable. i'm not referencing weekend warriors, fantasists or card carrying members of the slap and tickle crew. my remarks are from the perspective of those seriously entering and undertaking relationships with the desire for permanency and ownership. The other parties noted are of no consequence since none of this would appeal to them for any duration. One can "desire" both "permanency" and "ownership', yet never "desire", for lack of better word, "slavery". Thus, I believe said "desire" for "slavery" (again, for lack of better word), is required -- either at the outset, or down the road. quote:
Secondly, to the point of an s-types "want for him that exceeds hers to the degree where doing what he says is desired", those who self-identify as either "sub" or "slave" both share this quality -- so it is absolutely not the mitigating factor. Thus, you may call it the "dynamic", a mind-set, or whatever syntax of your choosing, but one has to "desire" (again, at some point) being owned property and accept all that this entails to succeed under the guise of a M/s TPE dynamic/relationship. It doesn't work otherwise, as many have found who simply not willing/ready to relinquish such control to another. Your frequent use of the term does little to answer the question posed by the OP. And in my opinion it is too abstract. Use of the word/term "dynamic", for me, is a catch-all, of sorts -- as not everyone is seeking a "relationship". Thus, my use of the word/term "dynamic" is dones so as an umbrella for the varied types of couplings. You provided a sweeping overview but gave no clue how one gets to that "state" that the individual can grab hold of. Overview... yes, because each person is different -- thus, there is no one way "how one gets to that state". However, as has already stated, I feel the first step is the "desire" to relinquish all control, use, service to another. For some, this may never occur... for some, it may easily occur... for some it may be dependent upon another... and for some, it may be dependent upon themselves. Thus, without knowledge of the other person's triggers, an "overview" is appropriate -- desire and acceptance to one that's proven worthy and capable. i'm not "calling" it anything. i can do this in my sleep and i also have assisted more than one person in reaching that point of wholehearted acceptance. So perhaps you can expound on this "desire" that saturates your posts? I believe I have... one must (at some point) "desire" (i.e., want, need, strive to acquire, etc.) a "dynamic" (i.e., a couple, poly, mono, non-mono, love-centric, object-centric, etc.) where they have chosen a worthy/capable owner(s) "very carefully", and to "accept" the consequences of that choice. quote:
Those who do not "desire" to "relinquish control" to this degree will not put forth the mental/emotional effort "to live with the consequences" -- that's both common sense and human nature, as people don't stive to succeed at that which they don't "desire" Then i would gather you've only had the benefit of wholly pliant persons that were completely malleable from the onset? i find that hard to fathom. Heck, an animal resists and reactance is part of the program. Resistance in ONE aspect of ones slavery does not suggest that the individual has no desire to relinquish control OR be enslaved. It might suggest the dominant has hit a wall or sensitive area that will require additional methods to overthrow. I believe I've specifically stated in this thread, "no matter the point said desire surfaces"... "again, at some point"... "Can this change, depending upon who they're with? Sure... but then the 'desire' for that 'change' becomes present", so my commentary has not conformed to the "completely malleable from the onset" alleged. Moreover, I agreed with your statement that, "Acceptance often comes in stages. The individual takes steps forward and falls back on occasion." And sure, the "dominant has hit a wall" scenario can certainly exist. quote:
No, actually.. I'm not. Rather, you're basing everything on your interpretation of an intentionally brief reply to the OP, which i find "peculiar", but to each his/her own. In fact, my post addressed the individual, in response to OP's question about the dynamic. Thus, with regard to the individual, I stated (i) desire, (ii) acceptance, and (iii) choice. You posted an opinion and multiple people disagreed with your assessments. Whether you elect to respond to those comments is your choice. I have responded to them. And what else would i base my remarks on save what you've written? As is common on boards such as this, it's a difference between making an assumption, rather than requesting clarification -- which I feel I have clarified sufficiently... hopefully, anyway? You chose to say it was another person's decision to disagree rather than explain what you were implying. Because (i) said disagreement was based in an incorrect assumption, or difference in definition, and (ii) anyone is free to disagree -- I'm don't seek converts... I participate in sharing my thoughts/views on topics of interest, nothing more. Any and all are welcome to agree, disagree, or agree to disagree. But you're right about one thing. It was overly brief... You're welcome to write novels for posts, if you wish. Personally, I've found when others have questions or require additional clarification, they'll ask. And if they don't, then no further info was needed, and would have only been a waste. My post was, in fact, longer and more detailed than others... it would be "thick" not to recognize that. As I've already stated, I know nothing of the OP, so an "overview" is all that was realistically warranted -- again, as each person is different. YMMV Namaste, ~porcelaine
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