dreamlady
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Joined: 9/13/2007 From: Western MD Status: offline
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ORIGINAL: TieMeInKnottss I have found that vanilla does not work for me (maybe if I could find a vanilla man with a dominant personality but they seem to be mythical creatures LOL) so it is kink or celibacy Referring back to ResidentSadist's associations, maybe it's because I attract eccentric types that when others speak of vanilla as being the same as conventional, this conformist mentality doesn't register with me. I do encounter men with dominant personalities, TieMeInKnotts, and like dominant vanilla women, they tend to seek a partner who is slightly less or slightly more dominant than they are; and if not dominant, then of equal or greater power and initiative. That would be a problem for a submissive woman (or submissive man) who wants to relinquish control and not take on or help shoulder decision-making responsibilities. I don't think my experience is unique. Vanillas with natural leadership skills and abilities do not feel threatened by surrounding themselves with other capable leaders, as long as they're on the same team. They encourage independent thought with coordinated action. Only insecure or inexperienced (drafted) leaders feel they have to throw their weight around. This BDSM-flavored type of polarized D/s is what is more foreign to me. I've tried to make a go of it for several years, and it doesn't have sustaining power. In other words, the power exchange is perfunctory instead of having the enduring qualities I want, and I end up feeling drained instead of revitalized. As much as I enjoy being an inspirational muse, I also need that inspirational quality in my mate, beyond devoted idolatry. I don't need a perpetual kid brother who won't ever grow up or step up to the plate on his own. How good of a coach would I be if my star athlete couldn't function without me? The larger issue for me personally is that BDSM is not, has never been, and will never be a high priority in my life. Kink does not rule. At best, it is an adjunct to having a D/s relationship dynamic. Therefore, finding others of like mind in a BDSM setting is almost counterproductive, since their priorities are ruled by their kinks and fetishes more often than not. Not everyone, but those I could possibly consider as partnership material. quote:
ORIGINAL: Charles6682 . . . the idea of finding the ideal Fem Domme, seems more to me like a fantasy tale. It's because you moved too far South. DreamLady
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