evesgrden -> RE: How can I be the perfect straight sub? (5/10/2013 1:44:52 PM)
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Apparently I quoted a post that had to be deleted, but I was asked to repost it so here it is. a response to the OP's psost about being picked on and a host of other issues that evoked his moral indignation. 1. An 18 year old kid who has temper tantrums. You're 18. Are you a kid or not? If you're a kid you'll get to sent to your room for a time out till the tanturm is done plus 15 minutes of silence. Then you'll be expected to apologize, explain what you did wrong, what you'll do differently in the future when similar circumstances arise, and then depending on the nature of your tantrum, whom it affected and how, you may be required to do some restitution. Having a temper disqualifies you from even being a lousy submissive. 2. An 18 year old kid who is impatient. Submissives at times require extreme amount of patience. See the last sentence in the above paragraph. Note: Feeling angry or feeling impatient is part of being human. How you handle these feelings and express them seperates those people who are worth being around and interacting with... and those who are not. 3. My post's relevance. I challenged your reason for being here. It started out being about how to be a submissive bitch. Then it became a research paper. Now it's about an impatient desire and has nothing to do with academic inquiry. A submissive that is not honest...well, see that last sentence in Item 1 about being disqualified? Yeah, that. I'd love to hear an operational definition for "reasons" and an operational definiton for "submissive activity". Are you here for that, or how to be a submissive? Which one if either is true? If you can't be trusted to be direct and tell the truth, then being a lousy submissive is too lofty a goal for you. 4. An 18 year being smarter than I am. There are so many 18 year olds who are smarter than I that I wouldn't even bother to begin to count them. I have no problem with that at all. This isn't about your IQ. It's about your behavior. That said, you've not given me any reason thus far to consider your intelligence to be remarkable in any way. If in fact you are above average, your emotionality precludes any objectivity or demonstration of robust thinking. 5. You pity us. I don't sense an iota of compassion or sadness from you. Being disingenous ... last sentence, paragraph 1. Yeah, that again. Now editing to add: You want to know about my background? Frankly, it's moot. I could be a high school dropout, but either my words have merit or they don't. Simple as that. That said, I have a graduate degree from CWRU, was President of the Student's Association, Valedictorian, was recipient of various awards, got all A's except for 1 B. Whoopie shit. I can be an asshole as much as anyone. I can be wrong as much as anyone, perhaps more than most. One of my favorite sayings is that I hate making the same mistake twice... why? Because there are so many new ones to explore. I want to be the small fish in the big pond, where someone's thinking makes me go "wow... cool", where someone's able to change my mind about a long held belief, and make such a compelling arguement that I can't help but revise my thinking. Cool. That's a cerebral O to the nth degree. Yes Pavlov, ringing that bell makes me salivate. So either my words ring true or they don't. They're verifiable or they're not. Or I'm wrong, mistaken, have simply forgotten, misspoke. I'm good with any of that. I can be wrong and screw up and it doesn't affect my value as a human being. Threatened by those around me being smart? I revel in it. And that doesn't make me wonderful or smart in any way whatsoever. Plenty of assholes running around wth letters after their names and not a whit of common sense. But you seemed to need some evidence of credentials. My best friend dropped out of school mid way through Grade 10. One of the most literate and well read individuals I've ever known. Sidney Poitier has a Grade 6 education. He reads 6 newspapers every day. We judge people by their conduct. Your conduct... has left me feeling rather judgemental.
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