daddysprop247
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Joined: 6/24/2005 From: DC Metro area Status: offline
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first, a submissive and a slave can be one and the same. imo, submissive (yes, even "a" submissive, the noun version) is a personality trait, how you are born. while slave is a status/station in life...something you become. i define slave pretty simply: one who is owned. i am a submissive who is owned, i am a slave. i did not stop being submissive simply because i became someone's property. i look at it this way...a woman who obtains a medical degree has earned the status of "doctor"...however, she is not only "doctor" from that point on and no longer woman. she was born female, that is what she will be til the day she dies.. it is the same with being submissive. so, i cannot speak on making the transition from submissive, to slave, as i am both. however i can speak on making the transition from unowned submissive, to owned submissive (slave). despite knowing that slavery was the only true path for me...my only potential for fulfillment and joy, it was still a long, arduous, often excruciatingly painful (in every way one can experience pain) journey. and that journey was the journey to acceptance. for me, becoming a slave was not a process. one day i was unowned, the next day i was property. it was instant. sort of like when one buys an appliance and immediately pays for it in full...from the second you hand that money over and take your receipt, it's yours. however, unlike a television or washing machine, i happened to be human with all the emotions and trials that entails. so, it took me some time for me to accept that i was no longer a free person...that my Master had paid in full, and i was his until he sold me, destroyed me, or threw me out. it's all very heartfelt and romantic to realize that that is what one needs...it is quite different when faced with the cold reality of the situation. but, if it's truly your rightful place, you eventually get through that transitional process, and come out on the other side with a sense of peace, which is a far greater thing than happiness imo.
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