JeffBC
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Joined: 2/12/2012 From: Canada Status: offline
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ORIGINAL: MasterTitlis About 31 years ago clarity was given to Me with what I had been struggling with since I was 7. I was a true Dom. This came to light in a conversation I had over drinks with a friend and his wife. She was much older than him and She is a Domme. She and I had an instant chemistry as if We/We had been cut from the same cloth. I sympathize with this feeling. There are a few dominants on this board that I resonate with. And yes, it was tempting when I was brand new to all of this to think of myself as the obvious measure of "true" or "natural" or whatever. Quickly, however, in engaging with the BDSM community I came to understand that there were lots and lots of types of "dominant". I'm just one of them. The people I resonate with don't prove that collectively we are "true". It simply proves that we are similar. quote:
During the discussion I had shared how it was a struggle trying to understand what I felt and who I was as a young boy. It was as if a weight was lifted off Me when I realized I was the Dom in My family. My father, mother and sisters were all submissive. When I would look for strength and clarity from them they were looking at Me for this. This carried over to school as well. When I entered a crowd it was as if people knew something I did not. I knew it was not a reaction to a good looking guy as I was "average" or that the big jock had just walked up. And what was even more challenging is that people, sometimes total strangers within a couple minutes would share things with Me and even ask My opinion. Again, I sympathize. Yes, I experience this also... oft-times to my dismay. quote:
The best part of My evolution in this wonderful life is all the 1,000's of people I have met, learned from, worked with or trained. It has been a great journey and one that will not end until My last day. Again, I agree... although I don't really separate out my dominance from my life so I'd just say that my life was a great journy. quote:
In today's world it is much different as far as information. Do not believe everything you read or hear. Take all the information you come in contact with and filter what seems to be best suited for you. Remember, We/we are all individuals. Alot of people may wear a size 8 shoe but they all wear differently. Words to live by in any context. Now, let me suggest that you have committed a social faux-pas here. Unsolicited advice is seldom received well -- particularly from strangers. My advice to you is to stick around here and do some more learning. Clearly the breadth of your viewpoint is sorely lacking and there's nothing like the internet to expose you to a wide variety of viewpoints very quickly. I'd advise you to dispense with this business of "trueness" and instead just try to understand what you are reading on it's own terms.
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I'm a lover of "what is", not because I'm a spiritual person, but because it hurts when I argue with reality. -- Bryon Katie "You're humbly arrogant" -- sunshinemiss officially a member of the K Crowd
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