freedomdwarf1
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ORIGINAL: ChristineWho71 I guess it's just something I have to make a conscious effort on until it becomes a habit. From this bit, I would say you want to be submissive to him (for all sorts of reasons) but you aren't naturally submissive. To me, people are just naturally dominant or submissive or actually, in some cases, neither (ie, neutral) and can swing either way with ease. To me, if you aren't naturally submissive, and by that I mean wanting to please your Dom/me with your very being, then it's tantamount to scene playing. Some people can do this this very effectively and some can even carry it off for the whole of their lifetime. But personally, I think having to consciously make an effort to "switch" into submissive mode bears conflicts for the future. As a good example, my OH is rather more 'neutral' than Domme. Many people think she is my sub but I treat her and think of her as my equal in everything and I don't 'Dom' her in the usual sense. She runs the house and organises just about everything around me to keep things running smoothly. Some would even say I'm hen-pecked because of her matronly behaviour. But I like it and it suits me and I'm pampered. However, if I voice a strong opinion about something or give an order, she immediately drops into submissive mode and just does it without quibble or question. For example, just like in your situation, I leave the table and she busies behind me clearing up and putting things away while I do whatever I feel like at the time. I don't say a word and she leave me to my own devices without question - very typically slavish/sub behaviour. If I hand her my cup (signal for wanting coffee) or tell her to leave it for a while, she does; and again without quibble or question or a single word uttered. But, like DaddySatyr, if I can see she is unwell, I tell her to sit down and I do it without complaint. If she dares to question my orders, I just look at her and she leaves the kitchen - silently. I don't see you doing that. You are having to argue and question his orders. That, to me, doesn't make you a good submissive and certainly not a natural one. You may, over time, fight your natural instincts and play the submissive role. But if you aren't 110% successful at doing the role-play (because that's what it is right now), you are going to have a rocky time ahead. As I said in my first reply, either you don't trust him enough yet to let go, or you really aren't submissive.
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