candleTC -> RE: Black Masters (5/13/2006 8:06:36 AM)
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ORIGINAL: MrMister quote:
ORIGINAL: TolerableCruelty actually, MrMister, she was quoting the OP, who was I'm assuming quoting her "blackmaster" in saying that "He never makes me feel inferior, but he does remind me that Black men are superior to white men." And to that I have this reply.... bullshit. Now, I'm not giving that response because of racism, bigotry, or even because I'm Caucasian... I'm just saying its pure bullshit because I've YET in 32 years found a Man thats superior to Me.... many that are equal yes, of all races, none superior... just as I don't think I'm superior to anyone else... except maybe close minded morons that think skin color makes them more Dominant than someone else. T.R. Obviously, I can not speak for the OP, but what I gather from reading her post, especially the one that you've just mentioned, that this is how it directly effects her in her submission to her Dom. The reasons do indeed vary for each of us regarding what we desire, want, and need in our lives, particularly this lifestyle. So what if she is feeling this way about feeling inferior to her Dom. Why is it that anyone would want be so quick to pass judgment on others here based upon their individual choice and preference? Isn't that what this lifestyle is all about, acceptance of other regardless of wiitwd? MrMister, it seems that maybe You have been missing the point. It has been made quite clear in several of her posts that she caps the B and M in Black Master, however refering to white doms in only lowercase... not only that, it also says that she can't refer to a white male as "Master"... merely symantics in my world, however, it is quite obvious how she feels. It seems that maybe the Dominant role in her life is feeding her a line, maybe to get her to submit, maybe this is how He truly feels. Nonetheless, He is creating an intolerant slave... once again, my mere opinion. What Master was commenting on, had nothing to do with HER feelings.... she was quoting Her "Black Master" in that saying He reminds her that black Men are superior to white Men. Regardless of whose feelings they are, whether it be hers or His, it still reeks of racism.
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