AaNiMaLl -> RE: Pushing Limits (8/13/2013 2:46:07 PM)
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I was thinking about limits. Some of the interesting limits that I have with my girlfriend are rules that she sets in place and that I have no control over. I have to be the one to drive, she wont go to sleep until I have and she wont talk at all while I am driving. This sort of thing. So it is like I don't control her submission, it is innate. I couldn't push these limits if I tried. I cannot make her less submissive than she is. Training isn't going to change this and actually, I love her for it. The difference with this situation is that the submissive is being asked to do more rather than less than she wants to do. And that is as far as I have got in the thought process. I am a slow thinker. But I will say, that true control isn't in the physical but in the mental. People always look to control the physical first and then the psychological, as in The Evil that Men Do, Stanford and Milgram experiments. So the question shouldn't be can I fist you, it should be what degree of control over you do I have at this point in time mentally? What is his level of authority? Psychological control overrides physical. Imagination is so important. So why should she let him control her? Simply because she has identified herself in the role of a submissive? I think that the bdsm relationship is raised up from more than this but from emotional desire inside ourselves. It is not external or social and it is irrelevant if it is biological, what is definite is that I feel it. No matter how much we convince ourselves that we are doing it for some other reason, it always goes back to easing emotional tension. Emotion tied with satisfaction. Should she let him fist her, in order to meet her need to submit? Does fisting even meet the need for submission? The need for submission stemming from the need to make him more and buy into his vision right? So on the flip side I think that a good question is, is fisting the best way to psychologically empower him?
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