xXLithiumXx -> RE: Being tested as a Dom (1/26/2012 12:10:53 PM)
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See, I am hearing how my way, or the way I did things, was not what most subs would expect. I guess I come from a whole different end of the universe because I feel like this- When you meet a person that you feel you want to pursue the life with, and you communicate with them, and they tell you how constant tardiness is causing issues at work, how their lack of cleaning is causing them to not be able to find things or their house to smell bad, you go to their house and their animals are all but chewing your face off because they are not being properly cared for, and this sub is acting as if they have NO control, they have NO level of peace in their life as a result of this constant unruly pattern that they KEEP repeating, and they want to give that control to you...then it is your JOB as the dominant, and ONLY if they ask you to do so, but it is YOUR JOB to step in and offer guidelines. Now, does that mean that the sub has to stick to them? No. In my case, my sub did not stick to them. But I did offer her clear rewards and clear punishments for these things. If she managed to keep the house clean for more than 24 hours, which was a feat since she had cats, dogs, fish, ferrets, snakes and a plethora of other crap that was not living (in some cases it may have been and I just didn't see it, because her house was like an episode of horders), then I would take her out, spend time with her, pet her, love on her, and if it was what she wanted we would session and play. If she did not, then she was placed in a sort of time out. She was not to call, or come to my house, or even email for a period equal to the time I had given her to do the task. Nothing I asked was unreasonable. Not one single thing. And everything that I asked her to do were things that she had expressed having an issue with. Everything I put in place for her was designed to give her the room in her life for what she wanted in totality; a 24/7 live in situation with a Dominant Male that she would take as a husband with whom she could have a family with. Now, is it so unreasonable that this lifestyle should include more than sex? Or sexual play? Is it so unreasonable that before I would surrender a sub that was so mentally and emotionally fractured I would spend some time trying to help her? Not that I mind being demonized. It's kind of flattering to know that even as soft as I am, because I am a switch, and I do tend to let up when I shouldn't because I know how overwhelming it can be to be submissive, I am still too hardcore for some. But the end result is, I feel, as a dominant that you should train a sub to be ideal for not just you, but for the world at large, and you should train them to have strength to survive the world. Unless you plan to be immortal, which I do not. In the end, she was more than I could handle. I did not have the patience to put up with the constant testing. I make no excuses for what I did that doesn't adhere to another's idea of what D/s is. Fact is none of us is the end all be all of D/s. But I did kind of take offense to the fact that I am being looked at like some hard ass, when all I did was offer rules that had clear and immediate consequence for her.
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