Dreamless -> RE: How can I be the perfect straight sub? (5/7/2013 2:08:38 AM)
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ORIGINAL: iamwhoiamabc123 This is supposed to be an educated forum not a flaming rape rage over one fucking word. Practice what you preach. Screaming at dominants, by the way, is not how you be a perfect sub. You got the bitch part right though. Though the shouty kind of amuses me as a Homestuck. Anyway, what makes 'perfect' is pretty much individual person to person. quote:
ORIGINAL: iamwhoiamabc123 I'm trying, really I am but honestly I came here looking for answers. I already know there is no perfect slave or submissive, that why I put what would your be and instead I got a bunch of worthless messages relating to one word. Like people get a life and stay the fuck away from my forum. It's, umm, not your forum, that's the weird thing about the internet, it's like a box of chocolates that's full of guns that are full of grenades that are full of sharks that are full of hydrated pitbulls... you never know what you're gonna get when you open it up and poke it, but it's probably not going to be cotton candy. I saw a lot of decent advice relating to what individuals want. Strong men who chose to submit, stood out to me. As well as not being an asshole, paying attention, putting the domme in question first. Those are all points I echo. Things like calling the posters here worthless are definitely not on the list of 'good submissive traits'. Graciously dealing with criticism, considering the things that are handed to you, learning from life's lessons... those are things I value in a potential sub. I ideally want someone who's calm, who weathers storms, someone who can take everything stoically, and then, even as much as they endure, they chose to let me past their walls and into the part of their soul that's been waiting to submit and let someone else lead the way for a while. Also, clear communication is a big thing for me. I don't like fnangling around the point, I say what I mean and I don't like people who expect me to baby them, and I hate people who expect me to read their minds. I'm pretty sure that one's almost universal, communication = good.
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