Bearlee
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Joined: 10/25/2004 From: South Central CO Status: offline
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Kree, I couldn’t agree with you more, Sir quote:
ORIGINAL: Kree ...Early on, I realized that the doormat submissive would be incredibly boring. Yes, the servitude would be there, but where was the challenge of trying to help her become more powerful in her own right? … and, I absolutely loved Sinergy’s analogy with his dog. I wonder if, because the dog came when he was called…one would consider it a ‘doormat’? It seems to me these several threads have been more about refusal to ‘come when called’ than the boisterousness of a bright, inquisitive submissive. It seems to me that if I had a dog, I’d expect it to come when I called it…and not just when it felt like it or appreciated the way I called it. Yes, in my world brats are difficult, rude, time consuming and yes, willfully disobedient…but hardly submissive…in my opinion. I feel, probably as most people in the world, that intelligent, exciting, interesting, active, passionate, kind, loving, motivated, honest, caring, independent, funny, polite people are most enjoyable to be around. Same with pets, but I suspect that it is because Sinergy’s pet was all those things AND still came immediately when called, that he enjoyed the dog so much. While one can’t enjoy active repartee with a pet; doing so with a submissive, most would still expect it to be polite. Having said all this, I appreciated the comment Kree and others have made about submissiveness (and dominance, for that matter) ‘coming out more with time’. I feel that is an absolute plus and why I think it makes the most sense to take the time to get to know and trust someone before entering a D/s relationship with them. I would imagine there would be plenty of ‘No’s’ said to someone I hardly knew who was trying to dominate me. Yes, it takes time to build a relationship. Kree went on to say: quote:
Every level of submission and dominance has a match. What is necessary is the patience to define what is best for YOU, then do not choose to settle for less than YOUR ideal. …which I’d like to comment on. In other thread, when someone brought up ‘levels’ it was of submissiveness not of submissives…(just like Kree did here); huge difference and I hope one more conducive to debate.
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