LillyBoPeep -> RE: Being tested as a Dom (1/26/2012 2:58:02 PM)
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I do understand what you're sayinng here - that "testiing," as used in your vocabulary, isn't bad. I agree that second-guessig, or balking, or complaining, or things like that aren't bad things. There are some writings by Jake/jakeskajira that were kind of along this topic, in that, over time he had proven that he would get his way. To me, in order to bring someone under your will, that's sometimes what you have to do. It has nothing to do with being "true" or with being an adult, or with being a newbie, just like being a blank sheet of paper doesn't make you an uberslave. People have different ways that they get to a point - sometimes places you totally want to go still take a little wrangling. Onne of the prevalnent attitudes here on CM at times is if you aren't totally obediennt from day 1, you're not being an adult inn your relationships and you're just playing around. That's just not in keeping with reality to me. Every relationship is new, so everytime a person gets into a new one, they're nnew. They may have experiennce in other relationships, but not with this person, who may also want different things than previous relationships have required. It's like riding a bike - even experienced bike riders fall off, and when they go on nnew trails, they're likely to fall a time or two. Learnig to play the clarinnet doesn't come without squeaks, annd even the most experienced clarinetist gets a squeak now and then - evenn if they've been at it 20 years and they're serious about it, ad are fully adult. :p I'm not going to aspire to "just do." I'm goig to aspire to be a thinking, feeling being who does her best to carry out a will I'm subject to. It may look like "just doing," but there is a difference. I'm not goinng to beat myself or others up for mistakes, I'm not going to doubt my realness because I'm not as "uber" as someone else, as the standard on CM at times suggests you MUST be. (Apologies for typos... glitchy phonne - does't like the letter "n")
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