FightingChains -> RE: Dominant men recieving strap-on sex? (3/28/2014 4:52:26 AM)
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ORIGINAL: UllrsIshtar I think you really struck on something there. I do think that straight men having anal stimulation is one of the last taboos out there. Hell, even watersports seem to get more widespread acceptance that the idea that a straight dominant man could get himself off by means of assisted anal stimulation. Ok, I'm going to be blunt and vulnerable here... I understand the difficulty dominant straight men have with the idea of being penetrated. I personally feel this difficulty myself as a gay man. I'm masculine, and it was hard for me to accept that there wasn't a contradiction between being a confident man and enjoying that. It FEELS like an affront to my masculinity. For submissives, this isn't so much of an issue. They're just doing what the Domme wanted. Men penetrate. It feels unmasculine and undominant to be as vulnerable as anal sex can make a man. Penetration isn't vulnerable - it's often surrounded by strength, force, power. It is extremely difficult for masculine minds to grasp the concept of dominantly receiving like that. Pain, and vulnerability, and thoughts like "this feels like not a man's role", "does this make me more like a gay man, and/or less of a man", "will she think I'm gay or less of a man", "will she think I'm not as dominant if I'm making myself this vulnerable" all come to mind. It cannot be overstated how much this fucks with a man's head, including some gay men like myself. I find it easier to be penetrated when forced, because I don't have to face the psychological battle over my own masculinity. Asking for this type of activity is... beyond a no-go-zone. I had to pretty much tell my partner "you will have to force this or I will not let you do it" because my head fucked with me that much about it. I can appreciate both of your positions - the mens', and UllrsIshtar's/FieryOpal's. Can a dominant do it? Yes. Dominance is in the command, technically, not an act. However, the level of vulnerability - physically, emotionally, and psychologically - that a man feels with regards to this is so much, I can see how he thinks it's submissive. After all... the submissive person is supposed to be the vulnerable person, right?
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