Smythe -> RE: Equals? (6/30/2006 9:11:29 PM)
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ORIGINAL: Caretakr I hate to have to say this so harshly,but he has put aside his perogative. If you are his equal,it's egalitarian, not M/s. But if she doesn't want to be equal, and he does, and they end up being equal, they are not equal, because his desires came first, meaning that she won, because they are not equal, so he is her slave, which no one wanted. Yours, benji benji makes a (silly sounding but) excellent point here. It is one of the conundrums of DS relationships. Because my first thought was : this woman needs be treated a little more like a slave. Deep inside, she is saying, she needs this. Why must she change her desires or see things differently? Why doesn't he act a little more dominantly? But, benji asks, doesn't that automatically make him less dominant? Sadly, this sounds like a great love relationship and a less successful Ds one. It will require some negotiation to make both people happy. When a submissive is being treated like an equal, it can get quite depressing for them, as they try to do it to themselves in their heads. It is like those submissive husbands who try to create a taste of DS in a their vanilla marriage by always taking out the garbage, giving foot massage and lots of oral sex. But if the wife doesn't get it, it can be sad. Smythe
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