Joyfulobedience -> Sub=inferior? Something to be despised? (12/1/2012 1:08:13 AM)
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Looking at some other forums, generally vanilla ones, like on POF. I found that the general opinion of women in that thread, the overwhelming majority in fact, was that submissiveness in a man was a weakness, pathetic. In my post here, I'm going to mean in general, not based on sex. In many of the female dominant profiles, as I'm sure many of you are aware, these women will talk about how they are superior, how men don't deserve them, that they are losers and such. As a submissive male, this is actually a (major) turn-off for me. I know it takes all kinds, but I would hope that I'm not in the minority here. Before I knew what sex was, let's say as young as 2, and no I'm not kidding, I already saw girls romantically and had submissive thoughts towards any crush I had growing up. That is to say, it was not initially sexual. On the same note, I was not submissive to women in general, and responded rebelliously towards anyone who tried to control me, with few exceptions. I don't see myself inferior at all. I know that I'm not, I'm actually pretty damn smart, kind, and I'm going places. I don't believe in gender inequality in the least, and I never have. I see submissiveness as a strength, not a weakness, like kindness. Because it is kindness, it is romantic when you put your partner before yourself, and worship the ground they walk on. That is my personal vision of devotion. The sexuality of it did not evolve in me until later, and boy was that an awakening. This may not always be consistent with my fetishes, [;)] But it's certainly how I feel in my most sober state of mind. Now perhaps it can be seen as inferior when you serve only out of sexuality, and it has such a hold that it causes you lie against yourself, submit for no other reason then gratification. But at the same time, I tend to see those who would assume they are better then everyone else, or a certain gender, as somehow innately superior, as inferior. Then again, I could be hopelessly naive, and people in their heart might want nothing more then to be worthless.
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