lizi
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ORIGINAL: TNDommeK Hopefully one would be smart enough to differentiate between Dom X and all doms...thus, why I said Dom X. Keep up with me now. What works for DomX might not work for other doms but his training works for their household. Lizi, yes you're right that would be the same, but using your example, lets say you put the trash out every Wednesday and you later moved to a neighborhood where trash pickup is on Tuesday.would there not be a couple of times you forget and put trash out on Wednesday? Your brain is trained to do the Wednesday thing. When a person starts a new job, they are trained for that job...how is that training any different? Mary, every house is different. If a dominant trains his subs, it's how he chooses to do it. The brat has lived here for six years under hubby's training, the other slave was here for four, until complications with her moms health. So yea, do the math on what works. Everywhere is different, what works for Micheal may not work for us, lizi's house may be different as well. But if things work, then it's their right way. Don't get stuck on labels and what others think is bullshit. Do you and what works for you. Yes, you hit upon exactly what I'm talking about, getting up on time for work and putting out the trash are things we just learn to do as normal adults. Does someone actually need to sit down and walk us through the concept of when to put the trash out more than once? I just don't call that training. If my partner asked me to call him twice a day and I do that, I don't think he trained me to do it, he requested it and I did it. Just like getting up for work. The concept of BDSM training is just kind of silly...to me. It seems like there is all this artificial importance put upon simple things that we should be able to do as functioning adults like contacting our SO's or whatever. It's kind of like calling serving a can of Chef Boy Ardee ravioli- dinner, sure you heat it up and throw in a dish but did you "cook" it? No. Why would I call being able to put out the trash consistently being trained in the art of trash pickup? To me DS's example of flogging - that's training. Any time you are going to sit down and learn a complicated skill in any area of life, then I would say you need to be trained. Just like job training as you mentioned. The stuff that people do in relationships just doesn't match this acquisition of special skills, its rather to me a series of requests instead of this artificial term that seems to bestow special meaning on mundane tasks. This is where the posers and opportunists step in and make a lot of noise about what seems to be nothing in the end but just regular old life/relationship skills. To me fulfilling a request does not = training.
< Message edited by lizi -- 7/1/2013 6:15:52 PM >
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