mynxkat -> RE: New on the scene. (3/21/2012 10:52:03 PM)
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ORIGINAL: GotSteel If you're looking for detailed advice on various techniques or equipment, I'd suggest going over to fetlife. The way it's grouped makes it better for that. If you're looking for relationship advice well here are the two most common responses on collarchat and as far as I can tell what question you're asking often doesn't factor into the equation. #1. Heckle you for being new. #2. Dump her. Did you not read the thread and the responses? Not a single one of the responses to this thread falls into either of your categories. What I saw was a variety of different viewpoints all presented in at least a civilized manner, and one or two humorously. I am inclined to agree with your first point, that FetLife's groups are a more effective way to find specific information regarding techniques and equipment. But, while potentially useful, that doesn't really speak to the OP's question (not that I'm going to bitch about someone going off topic in a thread here, goodness knows that NEVER happens *removes tongue from cheek*). As for my take on the OP's question... What it means to be a 'true Dom' is to learn about what you're going to be doing, communicate honestly with each other about what both of you expect out of a D/s relationship, and act responsibly toward your self and your sub. As for just what style your Domination takes, there's as many answers to that as there are Doms out there. Ditto with what style your sub's submission takes. The only thing that really matters is if the two styles are compatible. In a healthy relationship, whether it's D/s or vanilla, both people work to please each other and themselves. Just how they do that depends on the people and the style of relationship they've worked out. There just really isn't any one size fits all answer here.
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