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subbyinlosangele -> RE: Whats the difference (4/30/2012 6:54:28 PM)


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ORIGINAL: RedMagic1


Based only on your OP, it seemed more likely to me that you didn't invest the energy to build a safe space for him to be dominant. Whether that's true or not in this case, it's something you might want to think about, going forward. Most people on BDSM, and on these boards, will tell you that someone either is dominant or isn't. I disagree, and believe that men, especially if they have degrees and professional jobs in a northern European-based culture, can require a lot of support from their sub to allow themselves to express their true potential for relationship dominance and sexual sadism.



I think it's just as likely, or probably more likely, it was the other way around. That the dom was pushing her to do stuff she didn't want to, and he was trying to fit her into some formula of what he thought a submissive should be, rather than engaging her on a personal level.

Also, the OP made no mention of desire sexual sadism -- not all submissives do. I don't see that your opinion is much related to anything the OP wrote -- seems like you are just projecting based on your own situation, not hers.




Focus50 -> RE: Whats the difference (5/1/2012 5:11:19 AM)


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ORIGINAL: JanahX

Because your dynamics are more radical than others - does not make anyone any more or less under the very large umbrella label called BDSM.

Whoa, never been called "radical" at anything I've done. Maybe old-fashioned, as I am head of the household in my relationships. That still exists, yanno, that even outside D/s, there are plenty of 'nilla women who appreciate their man in charge.

Not Hollywood, of course, or wherever it is they make American tv. Looks like they'll be perpetuating the "feel good" bullshit of hundred pound stilettoed babes kicking the absolute tripe out of us 200lb male knuckle-draggers for a few more decades yet....



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I myself, prefer a more natural approach of the D/s relationship - where as others may prefer a prescript itinerary.

Lol, the "natural approach".... Natural as in you'll do as you're told except when you don't feel like it?

You really can't get past a concept that anyone serious into D/s, and not just in the bedroom, is only playing a make believe role? Kinda like those 'nilla couples who go their separates to meet up like strangers at some pub/club as hooker and john? Yikes....

Focus.




terrorizeME -> RE: Whats the difference (5/1/2012 6:25:51 AM)

Kinky sex both decide what is going to happen. in a M/s you take what your given and endure, unless your a submissive, then you can leave with the pizza delivery guy if you want to.




JanahX -> RE: Whats the difference (5/1/2012 2:52:03 PM)

OK FOCUS ----> IF YOU SAY SO




JanahX -> RE: Whats the difference (5/1/2012 3:02:39 PM)

OK FOCUS ------> IF YOU SAY SO !!

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Focus50 -> RE: Whats the difference (5/2/2012 3:16:34 AM)

Too Easy....! [8D]




MrBukani -> RE: Whats the difference (5/2/2012 5:09:17 AM)

According to the fact the biggest group on FL consists of nerds and geeks. I will have to say I dont belong to the BDSM community.
Always fun to see people saying it has nothing to do with their pasts. They just love being a sadist. It's übercool to belong to the hardcore, gurgle, I just had to spit out some flem.
Call me kinky thats just fine.
I dont have a thing for hurting the ones I love for my twisted pleasures.




Bhruic -> RE: Whats the difference (5/2/2012 5:52:47 AM)


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ORIGINAL: Englishcrumpet

... between kinky sex and BDSM and can someone explain to me why a kinky sex relationship feels different to Ds and/or Ms



Wow... alot of discussion on this question. Its actually quite simple. BDSM is kinky sex. Kinky sex is any kind of sexual activity that is considered unusual or falls outside of societal norms. Societal norms being quite limited, there are alot of of activities that come under the umbrella of Kinky sex.

As to part two of your question... lots of types of kinky sex are going to feel different from lots of other types of completely different kinky sex... just like water skiing feels different from bowling, even tho they are both sports :)




RedMagic1 -> RE: Whats the difference (5/3/2012 9:06:29 PM)


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ORIGINAL: subbyinlosangele
I think it's just as likely, or probably more likely, it was the other way around. That the dom was pushing her to do stuff she didn't want to, and he was trying to fit her into some formula of what he thought a submissive should be, rather than engaging her on a personal level.

Also, the OP made no mention of desire sexual sadism -- not all submissives do. I don't see that your opinion is much related to anything the OP wrote -- seems like you are just projecting based on your own situation, not hers.

I realize this is the more standard interpretation. And, judging from how most of the thread has been moving, there is nearly a consensus position supporting your view. However, you are all wrong.[;)] I'll break things down a bit in an attempt to explain myself better. From the OP:
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im more aligned to Ms than kinky sex but im having a problem understanding why im finding it hard to align to a kinky sex relationship when kink is what we all do anyway.

it might be that my submission hasnt kicked in and without it im not so willing so submit to certain things (rimming being a specific) or endless BJ's - frankly it gets boring after half an hour!

There's no dynamic except in the bedroom, she refuses to perform a sex act that vanilla couples perform for each other, and another sex act that he clearly enjoys is boring for her. Assuming he can't/won't change on his own, specific things she could do to improve the situation would include:

1. Helping to inspire an Ms dynamic in the daily routine, for example by asking permission to perform personal things. "May I use the restroom now, Sir?" "Would you prefer the door to the restroom open or closed while I pee, Sir?" Most sexually dom guys would start to move with that.

2. Making rimming into a sensual service. She gets a fluffy washcloth and warm soapy water, cleans him thoroughly, with kisses and nibbles, and then, when the area is disinfected and scent free, she rims him. If the smell returns, she sensuosly cleans some more, then continues. Most guys would be in heaven here. If he wouldn't accomodate that, he's a jackass.

3. Buying a FleshLight and using that for a while too, and/or suggesting they build a reclining chair so he could be seated in a regular chair and she could be seated below him, between his legs. There are couples who have this, so the M can be working at the computer in the home office, and the s can be sucking him off for an extended period of time without neck or back pain.

Instead of discussing things she has tried to offer as solutions, she seems to be saying I'm not feeling it because he doesn't have that dominant energy.

The issue here, in my eyes, is the difference between submission and followership. Submission can be captured by the advice "obey." People say that is all one needs to be a good slave, but I think that is wrongheaded. I consider followership to be at least as difficult a skill to cultivate as leadership. The difference between submission and followership is that submission is passive obedience, whereas followership is an active commitment to build a relationship from below. That's what I see lacking in her OP (and her subsequent posts). And, whether she stays with this guy or not, it's a skill she needs to cultivate in herself if she wants a healthy multi-year Ds relationship.




LadyHibiscus -> RE: Whats the difference (5/3/2012 10:08:49 PM)

Really interesting (and astute!) Observation there, RedMagic!




Focus50 -> RE: Whats the difference (5/4/2012 3:54:09 AM)


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ORIGINAL: Bhruic


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ORIGINAL: Englishcrumpet

... between kinky sex and BDSM and can someone explain to me why a kinky sex relationship feels different to Ds and/or Ms


Wow... alot of discussion on this question. Its actually quite simple. BDSM is kinky sex.

So simple as to be a load of crap! "Kinky sex" implies there'll be sex involved. I'm sure I'm not the only one here who engages in all manner of BDSM related activities that have nothing to do with sex at all, kinky or otherwise....

Don't mind me editing out the bit of sense you did make. ;)



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As to part two of your question... lots of types of kinky sex are going to feel different from lots of other types of completely different kinky sex... just like water skiing feels different from bowling, even tho they are both sports :)

That's just plain mind numbing. Next time you've got nothing to say, try keeping it to yourself.

Just sayin'.... :)

Focus.




Bhruic -> RE: Whats the difference (5/4/2012 6:34:01 AM)


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ORIGINAL: Focus50

That's just plain mind numbing. Next time you've got nothing to say, try keeping it to yourself.

Just sayin'.... :)



Gotta admit. Your posts are a hoot. The only other place I've read such entertaining opinions is 27b/6 :)




DarlingSavage -> RE: Whats the difference (5/4/2012 11:08:39 AM)

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ORIGINAL: Englishcrumpet

... between kinky sex and BDSM and can someone explain to me why a kinky sex relationship feels different to Ds and/or Ms

im more aligned to Ms than kinky sex but im having a problem understanding why im finding it hard to align to a kinky sex relationship when kink is what we all do anyway.

it might be that my submission hasnt kicked in and without it im not so willing so submit to certain things (rimming being a specific) or endless BJ's - frankly it gets boring after half an hour!

as an Ms type im finding the lack of submission and resistance to certain things undermining my willingness which is undermining my submission.  so a mismatch i agree, but im still a bit confused why kinky sex feels so different to Ds or BDSM perse.


I don't know what you're talking about, but for me, I need that submission to be inspired. It isn't there just all by itself, it's a response to certain people that bring it out in me. And I want that! It's the best feeling in the world to me. Unfortunately, it's been my experience that the guys who have made me feel that way couldn't handle it, which sucks. I don't want to be with anyone that can't make me feel that way.




JanahX -> RE: Whats the difference (5/4/2012 11:36:16 AM)

I think Id rather have a discussion with a brick wall ... It doesnt matter what anyone says to you - you are always right and everyone else is wrong. So fuck it.

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ORIGINAL: Focus50

Too Easy....! [8D]





Focus50 -> RE: Whats the difference (5/4/2012 4:05:18 PM)


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ORIGINAL: Bhruic


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ORIGINAL: Focus50

That's just plain mind numbing. Next time you've got nothing to say, try keeping it to yourself.

Just sayin'.... :)



Gotta admit. Your posts are a hoot. The only other place I've read such entertaining opinions is 27b/6 :)


Wish I could return the compliment - such is the difference between substance and spam. :)

Focus.




fucktoyprincess -> RE: Whats the difference (5/4/2012 4:40:19 PM)


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ORIGINAL: GotSteel

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ORIGINAL: fucktoyprincess
I'm not sure the legality of sexual acts actually drives peoples decisions and choices when it comes to sex - last I checked prostitution is illegal in most states....doesn't seem to stop people from hiring prostitutes...just saying....


That's not my angle, I'm citing morality laws as a gauge for social norms.


I think one has to be careful about drawing conclusions about social norms from morality laws per se. Old laws are on the books in some jurisdictions where no prosecutor would ever even bother prosecuting under because the social norms have changed, even if the laws have not.

For example, in Virginia, the anti-fornication law (any person, not being married, who voluntarily shall have sexual intercourse with any other person, shall be guilty of fornication, punishable as a Class 4 misdemeanor) was not struck down as unconstitutional until 2005. Until then, the law was on the books. The nearly 200 year-old law had not been enforced against consenting adults since the mid-19th century. So a 200 year old law that for 150 years was never used because social norms had changed, but the legislature simply didn't bother to repeal the law. The law in 2005 did not actually reflect the social norms in Virginia. I think I'll go out on a limb here and say that during the 20th century, especially post-60s, plenty of people in Virginia were fornicating and considered it a completely acceptable thing to do. And probably would have been shocked to even discover that the anti-fornication law was actually still on the books. [:D]




Bhruic -> RE: Whats the difference (5/5/2012 2:44:49 AM)


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ORIGINAL: Focus50


quote:

ORIGINAL: Bhruic


quote:

ORIGINAL: Focus50

That's just plain mind numbing. Next time you've got nothing to say, try keeping it to yourself.

Just sayin'.... :)



Gotta admit. Your posts are a hoot. The only other place I've read such entertaining opinions is 27b/6 :)


Wish I could return the compliment - such is the difference between substance and spam. :)

Focus.


Oh man, you just keep getting funnier!




Englishcrumpet -> RE: Whats the difference (5/5/2012 11:27:43 AM)

DarlingSavage: I don't know what you're talking about, but for me, I need that submission to be inspired. It isn't there just all by itself, it's a response to certain people that bring it out in me. And I want that! It's the best feeling in the world to me. Unfortunately, it's been my experience that the guys who have made me feel that way couldn't handle it, which sucks. I don't want to be with anyone that can't make me feel that way.

exactly! - but ask me how that works and why i either feel it or i dont and i honestly dont know.

that really burning urge to be the Bees Knees for someone - as opposed to ... meh!

RedMagick The difference between submission and followership is that submission is passive obedience, whereas followership is an active commitment to build a relationship from below

i agree up to a point, but from my pov, followership is how it starts and thats when the relationship is built and the connection is developed - then follows the passive obedience and the happy compliance and acceptance that comes from knowing youre following a guy youve worked with to develop enough trust to passively obey.





JeffBC -> RE: Whats the difference (5/5/2012 11:34:27 AM)

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ORIGINAL: Englishcrumpet
then follows the passive obedience and the happy compliance and acceptance that comes from knowing youre following a guy youve worked with to develop enough trust to passively obey.

For Carol and I it works a bit differently. For us there is the "passive obedience for stuff that is now normal" and "oh crap I need to submit to this new ludicrous command". For me, about the time Carol was able to just happily and passively submit would be the time I knew I was no longer the leader. At that point, we aren't going anywhere any more... we're drifting... so there is no leader. As long as I am pushing our dynamic then she won't be able to be passive about it.




Englishcrumpet -> RE: Whats the difference (5/5/2012 11:43:38 AM)

RedMagick Submission can be captured by the advice "obey." People say that is all one needs to be a good slave, but I think that is wrongheaded
 
i agree, that is wrong headed - if anyone could say to anyone 'obey' and all subs and slaves fell to their knees there would be no need for dating sites like this.

it really does depend on who says 'obey' to who, how they say it and how they follow through.





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