Kana -> RE: O Dom is me! (7/3/2012 11:01:17 AM)
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ORIGINAL: waitinfersumpin How do I take the comittment to another level, knowing that I must be the stronger, is by stripping the permanent sub of an identity which would be stronger than mine. You missed the main thrust (heeheehee) of my entire post. My principle point is that being an "it" does not strip her of her identity in the long run, it instead enhances and raises her position and self perception of being a slave, the very best one she can be. It feeds that sense of being owned, it adds to her security, it builds faith and trust. But it doesn't damage her emotionally. And I ain't speaking for anyone else, but I haven't wondered or worried about anyone, much less a slave, having an identity stronger than mine. It ain't a pissing contest and I certainly don't need her to not have a stronger self identity to have dominion over her. She submits because who she is AS A BEING and I dominate because that's who I am, AS A PERSON. It's organically how we fit together. Because ya know what? BDSM isn't about who is better or who is stronger, it's about who is in charge. Which I happen to be in my relationship, not because I'm bigger or tougher or meaner or capable of kicking her ass, but because that's who and what I am as a man, as a dominant, and first and foremost as a human being. Point of fact-knowing me, serving me, has given her a stronger sense of self (Which is good, I mean really, what fun is it dominating a spineless jellyfish? What sense of achievement or conquering does that give? What heady nectar would that be to drink?) as a woman and as a slave. Almost everything I do, that we do, is designed around this. To make her a better slave, to allow her to serve me better (Because that's where she finds happiness and pleasure), to help her to grow and flower emotionally, physically and spiritually. (Now, some of my methodology can be considered somewhat medieval, but hey, catharsis is never easy :-P) So no, I don't have to tear her down. I don't wanna tear her down. And I don't tear her down. (You know, because I'm a decent person and all. Think about it for a second-WTF else would she trust me so much if she knew I didn't have her best intentions in my heart?) What I do do is remove the internal walls and restraints she has built that imprison her, and allow her to fly free, maximizing her potential as a human, becoming the very best she that she can be. Which is pretty groovy. And the opposite, folks who have to rip others apart, maim em emotionally, yank out pieces of their souls, to feel better about who and what they are? No need to ask, because I can tell you exactly what they are. Pathetic.
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