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GoddessManko -> RE: In His/Her best interest (12/5/2014 8:27:35 AM)
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ORIGINAL: MariaB
Can you imagine living a life, a partnership where your partner couldn't give you any input? Whilst my submissive didn't tell me she had left her shoes on the stairs so "be careful", she did teach me how to play the stock market. I do though, tend to end up with submissives who are a lot cleverer than me which means, the more submissives I have, the more knowledgeable I become [;)]
This is both awesome and interesting. For me it has been the opposite. Unfortunately due to unusually high IQ and a ton of research and reading to satiate my desire to learn, there are few topics where I feel I can learn from someone at this stage in my life (Early 20's, different story). My learning began with a desire to learn, not just to ace tests and be disinterested in everything else. An older Conservative woman here in Florida. She was able to teach me many, many things before I ventured into activism. Also just engaging with people who are more familiar with topics I do not know. A philosophy professor, a quantum physicist, a doctor, a Wall street broker, a lawyer, a historian, entrepreneurs, social media gurus, programmers, private investors. I value input from people mostly in a vanilla setting to be honest, and thankfully from my travels I have met thousands and they were relatively receptive. Also there is my own research which has been extensive. If I'm going to discuss eugenics I would first read the Oxford papers on Biometrics or the Hardy-Weinberg theory before thinking I have a sliver of a clue what I am discussing. And I fact check everything said to me to boot if it captivates my interest in anyway. Things have to make "sense" to me.
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