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tazzygirl -> RE: Informing and Asking (6/21/2011 10:25:44 PM)
There are more than one type of control based relationships. I was part of one for over 4 years. Was party to one that was very controlling for 6. I do know the difference. People enjoy the extremes. Its not my kink. When permission had to be obtained to scratch her nose... yeah... I label that the "permission to blink" type.

juliaoceania -> RE: Informing and Asking (6/21/2011 10:26:51 PM)
quote: I was in possession of little more than a mattress stuffed with lusty lustiness of the most proper kind :) I can't be expected to think beyond that for at least 3 weeks.. it's called Austin-Drop, dontcha know :))) I know it! I have all her works, and I have the A and E Pride and Prejudice mini series, I have seen it 4 or 5 times, and it is like 6 hours long. Pride and Prejudice is the bestest love story ever. Mr Darcy is my ideal dominant archetype.... especially as he was played by Colin Firth... omg, he was so yummy in that role

NuevaVida -> RE: Informing and Asking (6/21/2011 10:29:34 PM)
quote: ORIGINAL: tazzygirl There are more than one type of control based relationships. I was part of one for over 4 years. Was party to one that was very controlling for 6. I do know the difference. People enjoy the extremes. Its not my kink. When permission had to be obtained to scratch her nose... yeah... I label that the "permission to blink" type. And while in such relationships, were you still able to think for yourself?

tazzygirl -> RE: Informing and Asking (6/21/2011 10:31:03 PM)
quote: ORIGINAL: juliaoceania quote: ORIGINAL: tazzygirl Sounds to me... and this is just my opinion, julia.. that she wanted a Daddy and he wanted a submissive. You do realize I am a daddy's girl sort of submissive... and I wouldn't behave that way, "daddy's girl" does not equal immature. I didn't say it was related to the immaturity. I'm not even sure there was any immaturity. I got the impression she wanted someone to turn her life around and take care of her.

tazzygirl -> RE: Informing and Asking (6/21/2011 10:32:14 PM)
quote: ORIGINAL: NuevaVida quote: ORIGINAL: tazzygirl There are more than one type of control based relationships. I was part of one for over 4 years. Was party to one that was very controlling for 6. I do know the difference. People enjoy the extremes. Its not my kink. When permission had to be obtained to scratch her nose... yeah... I label that the "permission to blink" type. And while in such relationships, were you still able to think for yourself? outside of the house, yes. inside, no. Mine wasnt the extreme. In that case, she wasnt allowed to think for herself or make any decisions that he wasnt a party too.

NuevaVida -> RE: Informing and Asking (6/21/2011 10:35:35 PM)
quote: ORIGINAL: tazzygirl outside of the house, yes. inside, no. Mine wasnt the extreme. In that case, she wasnt allowed to think for herself or make any decisions that he wasnt a party too. Then perhaps I misunderstood your post of "The man prefers a woman who can think for herself" to mean those who are micromanaged are incapable of thinking for themselves. That is how it's typically meant, so if you meant he prefers that his woman think for herself rather than telling her what to do, it didn't come across in your post.

kyraofMists -> RE: Informing and Asking (6/21/2011 10:35:54 PM)
quote: ORIGINAL: NuevaVida quote: ORIGINAL: juliaoceania To be fair, threads like these do not lend that view of micromanagement... it is a very bad example of it. The OP said he did not enjoy it, and I think for them to be very successful the dominant has to want that sort of power, or it isn't going to work because for the dominant it is nothing BUT work. Oh I get that. But I find the statement in general implies a woman who is micromanaged can not think for herself. Maybe it was just in the wording, but I don't think statements like that are kind toward those who are in control based relationships. That is the reason for my first post to this thread; the repeated idea that asking for permissions means you are not an adult, can't think for yourself, ect. I do a pretty good job of thinking for myself, but I am in the relationship with him because I love that he has the authority in all aspects of my life. He exercises that authority in ways that are important to him. Money is very important, so we are not allowed to spend it without permission. For some things we have standing permission to buy, but the new Sherrilyn Kenyon book that is coming out will require express permission to purchase ;) Other things he controls because he is a sadist and saying no is fun. Whenever I ask for junk food, I am never sure whether I want him to say yes or no; each has their own rewards Honestly, I don't feel micromanaged. He gets highly involved in some decision making and in others he turns over to us and just gives us broad brush strokes of what he wants. Knight's Kyra

juliaoceania -> RE: Informing and Asking (6/21/2011 10:41:19 PM)
quote: I didn't say it was related to the immaturity. I'm not even sure there was any immaturity. I got the impression she wanted someone to turn her life around and take care of her. That is one impression... I saw it as someone who was resistant to someone taking control over her and helping her control her own life. If she wasn't resistant, she would not be finding excuses to have soda even though he did not want her drinking bunches of it. That to me is immaturity. I hesitate to label all people who want their dominant to help them turn their lives around and take care of them as being immature... but I would feel like I was not quite a mature person if I wanted someone to care for me like a literal parent. Nothing wrong with that, but it just would make me feel immature. That is not what I seek from a daddy dom. I want a mate that we take care of each other, he helps me by being supportive of me, and I admire, respect, and support him too. I want an interdependent relationship, not a codependent one. Other people are really into age play, and I am sure those people would cop to enjoying the regression aspect to that sort of relationship.... that is not what Daddy/girl relationships are inherently about. It is the type of authority transfer that is taking place... which feels more parental and intimate and egalitarian , instead of hierarchical.

NuevaVida -> RE: Informing and Asking (6/21/2011 10:42:44 PM)
quote: ORIGINAL: kyraofMists That is the reason for my first post to this thread; the repeated idea that asking for permissions means you are not an adult, can't think for yourself, ect. I figured as much, having seen all the comments. So tazzygirl's comment, without further explanation, seemed to fall right in line with the others. quote: Other things he controls because he is a sadist and saying no is fun. Whenever I ask for junk food, I am never sure whether I want him to say yes or no; each has their own rewards Ha! I can imagine. quote: Honestly, I don't feel micromanaged. He gets highly involved in some decision making and in others he turns over to us and just gives us broad brush strokes of what he wants. Knight's Kyra That's why it's so bizarre when people assume micromanagement and therefore an inability to be an adult or to think. Just because some things are under tight control doesn't mean all things are. And even if they were, it has nothing to do with adult-ness or the capability of thinking.

agirl -> RE: Informing and Asking (6/21/2011 10:44:14 PM)
quote: ORIGINAL: juliaoceania quote: I was in possession of little more than a mattress stuffed with lusty lustiness of the most proper kind :) I can't be expected to think beyond that for at least 3 weeks.. it's called Austin-Drop, dontcha know :))) I know it! I have all her works, and I have the A and E Pride and Prejudice mini series, I have seen it 4 or 5 times, and it is like 6 hours long. Pride and Prejudice is the bestest love story ever. Mr Darcy is my ideal dominant archetype.... especially as he was played by Colin Firth... omg, he was so yummy in that role Stop, stop.......!! You do agirl injustice.... Get thee behind me Mr Firth! agirl

tazzygirl -> RE: Informing and Asking (6/21/2011 10:44:33 PM)
quote: Then perhaps I misunderstood your post of "The man prefers a woman who can think for herself" to mean those who are micromanaged are incapable of thinking for themselves. That is how it's typically meant, so if you meant he prefers that his woman think for herself rather than telling her what to do, it didn't come across in your post. Very few competent adults are incapable.

tazzygirl -> RE: Informing and Asking (6/21/2011 10:47:10 PM)
quote: I saw it as someone who was resistant to someone taking control over her and helping her control her own life. If she wasn't resistant, she would not be finding excuses to have soda even though he did not want her drinking bunches of it. That to me is immaturity. Extremely passive aggressive, perhaps.

juliaoceania -> RE: Informing and Asking (6/21/2011 10:47:26 PM)
quote: That's why it's so bizarre when people assume micromanagement and therefore an inability to be an adult or to think. Just because some things are under tight control doesn't mean all things are. And even if they were, it has nothing to do with adult-ness or the capability of thinking. I see the propensity of it to be used in sadistic ways, which could be fun for some people.... lets face it though, most of us know how to use a toilet, so micromanagement even down to going potty has nothing to do with capacity[;)]

NuevaVida -> RE: Informing and Asking (6/21/2011 10:51:22 PM)
quote: ORIGINAL: juliaoceania .. lets face it though, most of us know how to use a toilet, so micromanagement even down to going potty has nothing to do with capacity[;)] Which is why I scratch my head at the "he wants a woman who can think" type of comments.

juliaoceania -> RE: Informing and Asking (6/21/2011 10:53:04 PM)
quote: ORIGINAL: tazzygirl quote: I saw it as someone who was resistant to someone taking control over her and helping her control her own life. If she wasn't resistant, she would not be finding excuses to have soda even though he did not want her drinking bunches of it. That to me is immaturity. Extremely passive aggressive, perhaps. Oh gosh, it is hard to give up stuff you really want for a dominant... especially if you are addicted to it. I had my first D/s relationship end because i was not able to quit drinking coffee on his time schedule, and he was unwilling to negotiate it with me... because I never agreed to quit completely in the first place. I never wanted to quit. As a result I was highly resistant. Since he had such a problem with it, he was right to break it off with me. And since I did not want to relinquish control over that, I had every right not to quit... But I would not play cute little games to get my way, either... It was not what I would consider passive aggressive, I would call it being a liar.

tazzygirl -> RE: Informing and Asking (6/21/2011 10:58:36 PM)
But isnt that what being passive aggressive is all about? Getting your way without actually saying what your way is?

agirl -> RE: Informing and Asking (6/21/2011 10:59:22 PM)
quote: ORIGINAL: juliaoceania quote: ORIGINAL: tazzygirl quote: I saw it as someone who was resistant to someone taking control over her and helping her control her own life. If she wasn't resistant, she would not be finding excuses to have soda even though he did not want her drinking bunches of it. That to me is immaturity. Extremely passive aggressive, perhaps. Oh gosh, it is hard to give up stuff you really want for a dominant... especially if you are addicted to it. I had my first D/s relationship end because i was not able to quit drinking coffee on his time schedule, and he was unwilling to negotiate it with me... because I never agreed to quit completely in the first place. I never wanted to quit. As a result I was highly resistant. Since he had such a problem with it, he was right to break it off with me. And since I did not want to relinquish control over that, I had every right not to quit... But I would not play cute little games to get my way, either... It was not what I would consider passive aggressive, I would call it being a liar. I can understand all of that. agirl.... who has so many things she ought to/ should/will probably be made to quit.

juliaoceania -> RE: Informing and Asking (6/21/2011 11:04:00 PM)
quote: ORIGINAL: tazzygirl But isnt that what being passive aggressive is all about? Getting your way without actually saying what your way is? Perhaps it is passive aggressively manipulating to get what you want dishonestly? Not all passive aggression and manipulation involves lying.

juliaoceania -> RE: Informing and Asking (6/21/2011 11:05:04 PM)
quote: I can understand all of that. agirl.... who has so many things she ought to/ should/will probably be made to quit. And if you are like me it is kinda like whack-a-mole... you kick one habit, and then another one springs up

agirl -> RE: Informing and Asking (6/21/2011 11:10:47 PM)
quote: ORIGINAL: NuevaVida quote: ORIGINAL: juliaoceania .. lets face it though, most of us know how to use a toilet, so micromanagement even down to going potty has nothing to do with capacity[;)] Which is why I scratch my head at the "he wants a woman who can think" type of comments. I don't scratch my head at those comments. They are generally quite clear in their objective even if they don't go as far as to spell it out with bullet points. If you have to ask to do something that other people can manage perfectly well....can design, order, see to, sort out, is superbly wonderful with..... You are a bit lacking......... maybe not a BIG bit.....but enough to warrant all this micro-attention...insert a sort of eyes to the ceiling thing. agirl

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